Sleep Habits of 508 Hens Studied
Colgate University researchers report on sleep patterns across ages from youths to seniors. The study notes average sleep around seven hours, peak wakefulness at night increasing with age, and common use of relaxation and thought techniques to aid sleep. Alcohol use to aid sleep is reported by about half the respondents, with variability across professions.
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Cele University
Coors
Imp
Sleen
Ros
Donald A. Laird
Colgate University Psychological Laboratory
Aaron S. Parcett
U.S. A
William
Allen White
Kes Cadman
Laird
Sears
Baird
Aicks
Hallo
Convention Abiytts Score at Saturday Event
In a Saturday convention summary, participants include Shawn Aly Ver Latte and Kinney. The event, tied to Elm Genera SCORES Bark tournament, concludes with final scores totaling 63. The Pratt of the state and Barnsdalls are mentioned amid the incubator pose and related notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawn Aly
Pratt
Willoutry
Orain
Mire
ML. Kinney
Elms Genena
Barnsdalls
Despondent Crowds Follow Gandhi on Salt March
Ahmadabad to Bareja stage of Gandhi’s anti British salt protest proceeds with sparse crowds. Gandhi explains civil disobedience while warning on British monopoly. In Bombay Byculla, two policemen and 50 strikers injured as pay resistance erupts in railway shed. two strike leaders arrested, clashes intensify as workers oppose authorities.
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Ahmadabad
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Jalalpur
Bareja
Mahatma
Asial
Bay of Cambay
Sand
Bombay
Byculla
Great
Deaths and funerals in Lawrence and surrounding areas
Obituary notices report Miss Eldia Steene Ward dying in Carlsbad on March 14 and sisterly ties to Thomas and Douglas Beene of Lawrence. Edwin T. Garrett, 70, dies at home. funeral from his residence Friday with Rev. Watts officiating. burial in Oak Hill. Also noted are the death of a four-year-old in Kansas City after an operation, Mrs. Salkeel Pardee of Vinland mourning recent marriage, and Lawrence native Mrs. Walter L. Howe dying in Cincinnati after a life tied to KU and the Delta sorority. The text mentions other obituaries and a note on Reserve Officers’ action at KU.
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Eldia Steene Ward
Lawrence
Carlsbad, Puxas
Miss Beene
Thomas Beene
Douglas Beene
Edwin L. Garrett
Edwin T. Garrett
Termensee Street
Frank Pardee
Vinlund
Salkell
Kansas City
Kaw
Salkeleltertha Vardee
Vinland
Walter L. Howe
Cincinnati
Ohio
Omaha
Vernon
Atlanta
Lilian
Herbert Howe
New York City
Frances Howe
Mariyn Williams
Lavermont
Warviick Benedict
Tawrence
Ar |Ternoon
Discovery of Ninth Planet Reported by Lowell Group
Flagstaff Arizona March 13 AP Dr V M Siipher of Lowell Observatory announced the discovery by a group of astronomers of a ninth planet in the solar system. The planet is said to be about forty five times as far from Earth as the Sun and possibly larger than Jupiter. Harvard Observatory director Professor Harlow Shapley said the discovery confirms the existence of a trans Neptune planet beyond Neptune and may be larger than Neptune but smaller than Jupiter.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Mar
Siipher
Lowell Observatory
Tate
Percival Lowell
Npher
Jupiter
Kneth
Cambridge
Mass
Harlow
Shaplex
Harvard Observatory
Neptune
Shanley Hiely
Percival Jowell
A. Lawrence Lowell
Shane
KU Freshman Injured After Run Over by Car
A University of Kansas freshman in the School of Arts was struck by a car on Mississippi Street today and injured. The vehicle, driven by Guy Pennock, reportedly caused internal injuries to the student identified as Larabee. The injured youth remained in hospital for several days while doctors evaluated his condition.
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Wayne Livaboe
Todlay
Bivekt
Mississippi
Guy Pennack
Sissippi Slead
Larabee
Ralph 2. Cunutescu
Tarabee
Pennock Tookrabee
Toad
M Siti Street
Pennock
Lavras
Hee
Haddam
Fronor role named in local honor roll list
Readable fragments name students and teachers in a school honor roll from Deu Rasmond Schwegle Cgehoal ex ec prof hol no h Freabrminn and Manne ison with Hetty Corby, Clythe Wiley, and others.
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Ea Iter
Deu 'Rasmond Schwegle
Texas 4 Hto Topeka Arrest Files In Topeka
DeQueen Texas man Robert Morehouse arrested by city officers and U.S. Marshal for federal charges. He was taken to Topeka this morning. authorities report he was connected to a Nash vehicle theft. The incident follows ongoing investigations and appears linked to local officers' questioning.
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Robert Morehouse
DeQueen
Tex
Muveh
Fred ‘Vowler
Floyd Hunter
Topeka
Beauty
United States
AD. H. Baker
The Suttons Presented At Long Trek Lecture
A special lecture on The Long Trek will be held at University Dr at 3:15. A fee of twenty five cents is charged for children attending. Dr. Sutton and his son Dr. Richard L. Sutton will show photographs from their Africa pedne trip, with 30 lantern slides. The lecturer is a fellow of the Geographic Society. the son is a fellow of the French Geographic Society.
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Wen
Rich City
Stus
Sut‘ton
Richard L. Sutton
Troth Geographi | Society
Itrange Geographi~ Heal Society
Son
Saniday Kansas
Curfman to Lead Layrenes at Fireside Forum
Montana's northern elk herd targeted by hunters as the Fireside Forum hosts Curfman at 6 o clock Sunday evening in Plymouth. Audience warned about events and activities affecting wildlife and local hunting seasons.
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Plymouth
Montana
Kansas City Preacher Addresses Group Here
The Rev. Geo. F. Baily, longtime pastor of Westport Presbyterian Church Kansas City Mo spoke at a First Presbyterian church supper in town. He urged Christians as stewards not trustees and recalled church finances plus experiences at Missouri Valley College Marshall Mo More than 350 attended and joined in devotions led by Rev Theodore Aszmen. B A Graze and F W Cutter, recently ill, were present and warmly greeted. J R Holmes and T G Stevenson spoke on the annual finances program to be conducted next Sunday.
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Geo. F. Baily
Westport Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
First Presbyterian Church
Miscouri Valley College of Marshall
Doctor Baily
Theodore Aszmen
B.A. Graze
F W. Cutter
JR. Holmes
T. G. Stevenson
Liberty League to Start Campaign in Lawrence Kansas
The National Constitutional Liberty League of America announced a Kansas campaign to repeal or modify the eighteenth amendment. Lawrence Ix Guy Kan Topeka were named early targets with local members and university speakers from the University of Kansas contributing to the program. The Lawrence delegation reported student debates on commercial advertising as a venture of a disadvantaged society, though no decision was reached.
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Liberty League
Lawrence
Kansas City
Kansas
Robrott Taterson
Naional
Constitutional
Liberty League of America
Guy
Kan
Topeka
Pater Av
Tsawrence
Thve
Mickel
Kenh m
Manhattan
B.C. Buehler
Plamhers
Ae Oa Wet
State Music Clubs Meet Chooses Salina for Convention
Chanute Kansas March 13 AP Birs A J Ayers of Howardton was elected president of the Kansas Federation of Music Clubs and Salina was chosen for next year's convention. Other officers elected included first vice president Mrs E T Vasey second vice president Mrs I J Gilstrap Coffeyville recording secretary Mrs hk Jaecoat Manhattan financial secretary avid Pettersen Chanute Mrs O M Davis Parsons.
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Chanute
Kan
A. J. Ayers
Howardton
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Salina
E. T. Vasey
Anthony
Pres Lene
I. J. Gilstrap
Coffey-ville
Jirs
Bitter Proxy Battle Looms For Bethlehem Youngstown Merger
In Youngstown Ohio March 13 a fierce proxy fight looms over the proposed Bethlehem Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube merger. Shareholders debate approvals and the two thirds vote needed for ratification as tensions rise between major holders and executives, with a large stake at stake in the billion dollar consolidation.
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Youngstown
Bethlelum Steg Corporation
St Dirretors
Esterday
Merown
Cleveland
Iment
Eaugene
Graes
Rethrichem
Damas A. Cayymbell
Otis Sadinitien Steps
Exdera DeSsto Paving Promised After State Meeting
State highway officials promised favorable consideration for paving the Exdera DeSsto road from Eudera toward John Von county. Delegation chair Cory Luancauhl said a concrete bicycle route to Kansas City would be created on the south side of the river if funded. The road currently erodes from drought conditions, and the commission aims to act in the 12st program.
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Eulora
de Aéicider
Velezale Selo
State Darhas Commission
Lopekas
Eudera Thra Betinta
Johnvon County
Fie
B.C. Cory
Levedee
Cory Luancauhl
Bendy
Dryulnson County
Burs Cory
Kansas City
Kiwanis Luncheon Sets Plans for Rotary Meet in April
Renee and Kiwanis members meet to discuss duties and needs for the Eighth District Rotary convention in Lawrence on April 17 and 18. Attendees expect a large turnout as clubs outline transportation and facilities. Waldemar Gelleh presided over a ceremony introducing four new members and reviewed Kiwanis aims, with carnations gifted by T. Lane to each member.
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Renee
Lawrence
Apri
St. Mutgler
d/ T. Skinner
Roata’y Cfub
Transporta
Waldemar Gelleh
T.anero
Rate Lower Than Before as Fed Lowers Rediscount Rate
The Federal Reserve Bank cuts the rediscount rate from 4 to 3 1 2 percent, the lowest since January 1928 and the first drop since February 5. The change signals renewal of low credit conditions and aims to bolster business trends. Also reported: a fire in Port Scott, Kansas caused damage to an apartment and injuries to Howard Parker.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Us Reserve Bank
Baldwin News: Thompson and Beauchamp Return Home
Rev. W. C. Thompson of Hays and Sy visits Baldwin with family for several days. Beauchamp, recently injured in a basket gym incident at Sabetha, returns to Baldwin markedly improved in health.
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W. C. Thompson
Hays
Baldwin
Beauchamp
Sabetha
Baldwin News Highlights Local People and Events
Miss Cora May Showalter a Central school teacher visits Baldwin with Grace S Black and Pussy Foot Johnson. Mrs E C Hickey and son Richard visit friends. Rev Ralph Wortater visits family. Col James dies near Lenexa with Baker University ties. funeral held in Baldwin. Local students and ministers attend Baker events. various residents travel and visit kin in Lawrence Topeka and Oklahoma City.
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Cora May Showalter
Central School
Kansas City
Kan
Baldwin
Grace S. Black
Pussy Foot” Johnson
First Methodist Church
Eel League of Kansas
Richard
Lawrence
Jerome
Little Grogbher
Ie Tapping
June Ping
Sap City
Currie
Cline Allderdire
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Just
Iver
Aliderdice
Ralph Wort
Hughter
Janie T Elizabeth Ward
Wea
Jin Lawrence
Helen Deelm
Grace Lu McClelan
Hazel
Gifford
Deel
Lenexa
Col James
Elizabeth Riley
Elizabeth’ James
John R. James
Ralph H. James
Baker University
James
Frome
C. BE. Beesk
Clyde, Stewart
J. A. Liggett
Mary Adult
Virginia Farrar
Baker From
Clifton
Gertrude Schott
Onden
Katherine Kerns
Anna Miwell
G. M. Liston
Walker
Liston
M. Calbresth
Nevada
Clara
Krefting
Toscha Seidel
Wallace B. Fleming
Fleming
Ada Kathryn Ward
Mildred
Black
P Ks
E. C. Minnie
Vera Margaret
Lobby
Ofton
Maldwin
Delvey Schmittendorf
Chester Halcombe
Barbara
Topeka
Bald
Clarence, Halcomb
Vgaret
Dickinson
George Viersol
Oklahoma City
Martha Cowgill
Lille White
Revi
Noah Wait
A. I. Tainter
Quenemoed
Sunny
Alvin FL Baker
Thursday Program and Evening Schedule of Lectures and Music
The page lists a dense Thursday and Friday schedule with numerous performers and times, including Mildred DeWeese, Helen Beard, Karl Gratton, and the Frontier Dayal act. Features World News interpreted by Floyd Gibbons and Weather Forecasts, with multiple musical ensembles and talks throughout the day.
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Pate Wea
Mildred eWeese
Pinrist
Helen Beard
Karl Gratton
Frontier Dayal
Golden Gems
Champion
Sparkers
Smith Grothers
Conego
Antos
Ay Andy
Nia Mars
Parnaksus
Monkatters
Road To Health
Bau
Dasephiie
Walter Darmrasch
iMan
Dean K. A. Schweeler
Werther
Paul Johnson
Dettl Thompson
Melody Musketeers
Dom—McGrew
Tring
Katheryn Nelson
Sopra
Bith P. N
m.o—Armstrans Quakers
m—Smith
M.—Tlongi Teawn
Amon
Prohibition
World News
Floyd Gib
Salicen
Mani
Ted Florite
Congress
Pleasant Relief From Constipation
Pleasant Relief From Constipation promotes cleaner bowels and restored energy using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. Marketed as a safe alternative to calomel, the remedy claims to ease constipation without griping, with olive colored tablets available in 10c 30c and 60c sizes through druggists.
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Edwards
Do Wards
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J. C. Penney Co
Hoar
K. U
Reserve Officers
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Leavenworth
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Reilly
Kansas Chanter
Reserve Officers’ "Association
Wiliam Terper
Ian
Nine & Semestar
Texas
Lawrence Peoply
State Binmbers “Association
Legge
Topekan
Oral Farm Board
Topeka Re Club
Legge Exp
Dodge City
Dole City
W. O. Thompson
Dose
London
Jay Baldwin
Commons
Labor
Abdaligh
Cere Dvba
H. Atwood
Abbalial
New York
United State
Boris Sersie
Kilam
Long Island Sound
Vinland Cemetery
Erchants National Bank
Douglas Comnty
CILY
Rotary Convention
Port Scott
Howard Parker
Baldwin News
Caldwell
de. W. B. Caldowell
Edmund Lowe
Constance Bennett
Shate
Gloria Swanson
Dennis King
Vagabond King
Wren
Schubert Funeral Home Ambulances
Betty Compson
Stue
Greensborough
Alge
Sarbara Worth
Arthur Rankin
6 Street
Avilon
van & Schenck
Bessie Love
J.C. Nugent
Benny Rubin
Mary Doran
Mary Nolan
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