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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1924
Page
10
London report cites Prof Sirats thir Keitty before Royal College of Surgeons on a shifting facial structure due to industrial era light deprivation. He says upper jaws shorten, teeth recede, and palate contracts with wider social implications and possible links to adenoids.
Stockholm June 12 Associated Press reports Sweden's four government utilities the post office telegraphs railways and water works earned a combined 24 543 million surplus on total investments of 540 billion with a 4 54 percent return. 1923 income about 108 59 million expenditure about 84 04 million. post office led with 7 percent, telegraphs 9 4 percent railways 4 percent and water works 3 4 percent. National debt now about 419 6 million assets about 901 2 million.
London June report from the National Physical Laboratory at Teddington on Thames notes a large team of chemists researching aluminum. They report discoveries including a new alloy with better conductivity, cheaper and lighter than copper, aiding aluminum’s rise in high tension electrical work. J D Grogan comments on the metal’s improving prospects for replacing copper.
Sunday school program at Black Jack church observed children’s day with training by Mrs Waters Mrs Virgil Sheppard and Miss Alice Sheppard A lively crowd attended Eugene Waters attends summer school at State Agricultural College Manhattan Several families joined the program including the Boyds and O’Neills Ruby Lierke attended a wedding in Baldwn Miss Olive Shields at Ottawa University Lenora Shannon in Kansas City for business college Harry Hayes recovers from chest injury Florence Sheppard visiting from Washington D C A K Preston and son from south Baldwin at the program Clare Kerns returns from visit to Kate Kerns Eva Haynes former Black Jack real estate agent closes office to summer with relatives in Lyn don and elsewhere Joe Hughes family moving to Ottawa Miss Katherine Brophy improves enough to ride in on auto to Ottawa Road work continues west end Spring Creek Baldwin Ottawa road brush cleared blasting sand rock begun
Winston Smith faced a morning police court charge of being drunk and pleaded not guilty with trial set for tomorrow. Harry O. Webster of Kansas City was fined 20 dollars for intoxication in police court.
Chicago June 11 Associated Press report outlines first aid for high voltage shocks. Key guidance: keep artificial respiration ongoing until breathing returns, with prone pressure technique and careful handling to avoid further injury. Wills Maclachlan notes some cases survive after hours of resuscitation.
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