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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1935
Page
8
Fashion notes highlight the spring surge of quilts capes and jackets with peasant coats fur capes in summer ermine, velvet and silk blends. Navy gray chartreuse pink turquoise and blue dominate accessories from net scarves to gloves and purses as romantic styles gain popularity across the Midwest.
Betty Washington chapter D A R heard a detailed annual report on Americanism work aiding Lawrence’s Mexican colony. Mrs. Morris, longtime chairman, coordinates aid for 90 residents in 19 families, handling births deaths, clothing, layette production, school supplies, and medical needs. The effort funds prescriptions, glasses, ambulance access, and clinic attendance, with magazines aiding sewing and schooling. Manley assists in delivering aid and the men seek work while tending shared gardens.
The article notes the switch to varied color schemes for bathrooms to enliven home entertaining. It details combinations using green as a neutral base and contrasts like black and white, yellow, or emerald tones, with options for orchid, peach, blue, red, and brown accents to create bold or feminine effects.
A reader article shares an easy Pineapple and Cream Cheese Salad recipe praised by Mrs. L. H. Houston. Ingredients include lemon gelatin, cream cheese, shredded pineapple, pineapple juice, whipped cream, and pimento. The method blends melted gelatin with fruit and cheese, then folds in whipped cream and pineapple before molding and serving on lettuce.
Miss Lucy S. Heathman, formerly of Lawrence, KU alumna, writes on undulant fever in the Journal of Infectious Diseases. She earned a PhD from Kansas in 1930, then MD at Minnesota, where she served as assistant director of the laboratory. She now sits on the Minnesota State Board of Health.
A circa mid century luncheon menu lists Shrimp Cocktail Chicken Timbales with piquant sauce, Buttered Asparagus, Avocado Pear Salad, Strawberry Delight, and Coffee. Includes instructions for baking timbales, sauces, and fruit desserts with cream, gelatin, and whipped cream toppings.
A reflection on how modern times blur lines between right and wrong, contrasting past firm rules with present ambiguous choices. It argues that kindness, respect, and avoidance of antisocial acts should guide children toward responsible adulthood. It closes noting Journal-World classifieds rent hundreds of rooms each year.
Recipes share two methods for preparing artichokes. Mia Franka details trimming soaking and boiling served with Hollandaise or butter, while Mrs I F Eberhart describes boiling then making a cheese sauce with butter flour milk cheese and herbs.
Hesper residents engage in caregiving transport and work changes with Miss Lulu Votan moving to Kansas City for a Research hospital supervisor post. Many local families host guests, attend church events, celebrate anniversaries, and support school activities at Eudora and Kaw Valley gatherings.
Valley Grove sewing rooms at Valley Falls McLouth and Onkaloosa employ 30 women making comforts and garments for relief families. About 446 comforts have been produced as prior relief or pension recipients gain new opportunity to earn their own way.
Mrs Erma Pease and Ronald of Highland Park spend time at Ralph Rake home. Paul Anderson visited Scranton relatives. George Houk Jr returns to I B Kraft home. Dr Maust treated feeble patient. Grace Walter visited Lawrence. Walter family traveled to Kansas City and Lenexa. Irene Mahoney visited Scranton and Burlingame with kin. Kept up with O A Bidinger visits. Duane Kraft improving from pinkeye. Fe about $60 donated to Elmer Wilson family after fire.
Several from Pickens and vicinity attended the county one act play contest in Linwood Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Henak and
Sunday visits included Mr and Mrs William Anderson and Mr and Mrs James Toyne with families, and Mr and Mrs George Henik with a Fall Leaf program attendance. Lawrence visits by Mr and Mrs William Henik, plus Baily of Piper with his daughter Mrs Leonard Anderson. Thomas Gress was absent from school. Perfect spelling awards listed for several children. Geneva Oliver, Lenape teacher, weekend with father Glenn Oliver. Brune family Sunday visitors. Emigrant remittance notes from Northern Ireland show sharp declines in 1935 compared to 1933 with Galway mail counts.
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