Study Of Crisca Food Uses Proves Interesting
A brief note highlights Crisca as a study with potential to aid households by providing more delicious and digestible foods for family meals.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
3
A brief note highlights Crisca as a study with potential to aid households by providing more delicious and digestible foods for family meals.
A historical report recalls attorney general warnings against perjury and political influence in prosecutions. It argues for prompt trials to protect justice, noting tension between haste and preserving evidence while urging public trust in government actions. The piece mentions Caminetti and calls for accountability amid alleged corruption.
An advertising notice from The Swift Specific Co promotes a vegetable blood purifier named S. S. S. It claims to cure blood diseases spread through public contact by stimulating cellular nutrition. The text urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist and promises a free imperial letter of advice.
The High Prairie group met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Wills leading. Fifteen members and four visitors attended, with a sewing race and a vote on officers. Officers chosen included Mrs. Will Russell president Mrs. George Boland vice president Willian Lyons secretary and Mrs. Frank Williams treasurer. Next meeting set with Mrs. Hattie Pardee on July 2. A Hopewell country club note follows. Mrs. Hammond and local members attended, discussing "Helped One Most" and "The New America" as topics. Mrs. Pomeroy of Stony Point died after a long illness in Great Bend.
Funeral services were held Sunday morning at the Har ris home for M Pomeroy's sister and family and at Jarheran Stony Point for another relative. Interment followed at Stony Point cemetery. The deaths drew many High Prairie attendees as ministers preached. Community sympathy poured in for Mrs Pardee whose daughter, husband, parents, siblings, and a brother mourn her loss.
The article notes Leslie Oren, once at the State Institution for Deaf Mutes, graduates with a notable family background and public recognition. It highlights his education, the blurred references to editorial writers, and the milestone of completing studies at the Deaf and Drunk School era, marking a historic moment for the community.
The piece reflects on a student’s graduation in Columbus, praising a lifetime’s education in writing, reading, speaking, and practical skills. It compares the student’s moral and intellectual ascent to figures like Helen Keller, noting aspirations and a sense of duty to employ knowledge for public good.
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