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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1927
Page
6
A U S Bureau of Animal Industry report notes the hog lacks temperature control, with insulating adipose tissue and insensitivity to tattoos. The piece contrasts animal responses to weather with those of horses and cattle, citing risks to hogs in extreme cold or heat and the need for care in handling, alongside local social notes from Lawrence area residents.
Valley Grove Frederic Champion visits aunt Clara Champion in Wellman while neighbors note Wednesday gatherings. A Jefferson County Poultry Association meeting set for Thursday June 16 in Oskaloosa will feature Prof Cline lectures and fall show plans. Daily Bible school opens June 13 in McLouth for children four and up, free enrollment at 8:30 Monday morning.
Community gathers for revival services led by Rev. Gresien and Rev. Felicy with a special song by Rev. and Mrs Gresien. Attendees are invited to two more gatherings in two weeks and families including Mrs Emma Ward and Mrs Lottie Ward visit over the weekend.
Local notes detail neighborly calls and calls on relatives around Lecompton and Baldwin. Families including Fawl, Anderson, Simon, Heyl, Jefferies, Dodder, Greenfield, Gruber, and White are mentioned visiting or attending events. A marriage ceremony for Eva Schamler and Ralph White is noted in Topeka. Strawberry picking and Decoration Day gatherings are also cited.
Community notes list visits among Simmons, Dodder, Turner, Powell, and Faw households in Centropolis and Wellsville areas. Names include Olin Powell, Ruby Butterfield, Joe Baldwin, Chas Faw, Gail Councilman, and Ed Thompson mourned in Topeka funeral. Attendance at Lawrence commencement and radio events mentioned along with local taxes and Lawrence soda ad.
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a cure for tender, aching feet. It claims quick relief after first use, with several short treatments to follow, and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The oil is described as a clean penetrating antiseptic that does not stain or leave grease.
United Press reports Ascot week pricing from 100 to 1000 pounds for the entire Royal Ascot week near Ascot Heath England. Wealthy Americans and London visitors rent larger homes and house-boats at higher rates with many balls and parties planned to fill four days of entertaining. Also notes British cigarette tax debates and a Topeka visit by N Johnson.
Six women flyers form a club for women to learn air navigation under competent tutelage. There is no dues and no profits. The club aims to recruit aviatrices. Mrs. E. B. Campbell, president, explains the sole purpose is education and support. Campbell’s husband heads the Chicago Flying Club.
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