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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1939

Page

10

Swatow Harbor Drama Prognes In Foreign Naval Stand

In Swatow harbor two American and two British destroyers remained despite a Japanese hint to withdraw. The Pillsbury and Bee stayed in the inner harbor while Scout and Thanet anchored in the outer harbor, with Yarnell aboard Augusta nearby. British and American officials rejected the Japanese communication. 20 British women and children left for Hong Kong aboard two merchant ships.

Shanghai Swatow Harbor South China C.S.T Harry E. Yarnell Yarnell Augusta Chinwangtao North China Pillsbury Swatow Bee Scout Thanet Pope John T. G. Stapler U.S. Navy Amoy Kulangsu Hong Kong

Soil Terraces Benefit Erosion Control Says Service

Soil Conservation Service engineers note terraces reduce erosion and increase crop yield but urge farmers to assess soil type and conditions. They warn loamy sand or tight soils favor water conservation gains, while sandy soils may not justify costs due to high porosity and rapid moisture absorption.

Soil Conservation Service

Terracing viability and soil health in farm planning

Soil experts warn terracing depends on slope and drainage and may not suit steep fields. They advise managing run-off with diversions and emphasize preserving soil organic matter by avoiding stubble burning to prevent erosion and improve moisture retention. A Journal-World subscription offers summer reading at 40 cents monthly.

Soil Conservation Service Journal-World

English Doctors Women Share Tiny Slice of Workforce

Two thousand of the 42 000 doctors in England are women. It is said that pigs are the only animals that will eat primroses.

England

Mrs John Roberts Leaves for Sedan Drive to New

Mrs John Roberts departed Tuesday for Sedan Kansas, joining friends for a drive to New.

John Roberts Sedan Kan New

Roberts Family Ties Highlight City Visit

York City echoes with plans as Mrs. Roberts hosts kin including her daughter Miss Margaret Roberts K A 33 a designer in New York who will spend weeks with family. Army schooling at Hickory Point CCC camp closed with a band concert and officers proceed to Ft Leavenworth for final exams. The child welfare unit closes Edith Pantzer moves to Colby to establish a unit there. Old Settlers set August 18 19 picnic with Lee Johnson chairing again.

Edith Pantzer Colby Old Settlers Committee Lee Johnson

More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH

An ad promotes FASTEETH powder to ease loose denture discomfort by securely holding upper and lower plates. It claims no gummy taste, is alkaline, resists souring, and reduces denture odor. Available at drug stores.

Local social workers gather with families over weekend

The group led by Leslie Waggoner and Albert Hamilton, with Andy Luce, Lee Gibson, E. A. St. John Lee Scales, and Will Payne, visited relatives of Mrs Ralph Gibbs. Miss Gertrude Gibbs of Armour's in Kansas City and Edith Gibbs training at Bethany hospital joined the gathering. Lina Tulloss of the welfare office travels to Denver for a social work course after years of service.

Leslie Waggoner Albert Hamilton Andy Luce Lee “Gibson E. A. St John Lee Scales Will Payne Gertrude Gibbs Armour’s Kansas City Edith.Gibbs Bethany Hospital Ralph Gibbs Lina Tulloss Welfare Office Denver Tulloss F. H. Roberts

Kidney miseries blamed on tired kidneys and remedies

The passage argues kidney fatigue causes backaches headaches and fatigue and promotes taking Dosa's Pills or Dean's Pills claimed to flush waste from the blood. It emphasizes kidneys remove acids and waste and urges readers to seek the remedy.

Nature

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