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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1934
Page
3
The article highlights Colwell as a recognized food authority, lecturer, and author. It details a range of biscuit and shortcake recipes including sour milk, soda, scones, brioche, and dumplings, with methods for biscuit dough, shortcake, and dessert dumplings, plus notes on storage and serving. It also mentions related society items and brief asides.
A Kansan recounts his move from a nickel-a-dance venue to Hollywood fame. Jimmy Grier and his band fell on hard times after leaving Cocoa Nut Grove but revived fortunes with radio and TV work. He performed at Move into the Biltmore in Los Angeles on May 7 as the Biltmore Bowl reopens.
W C Fields stars as Samuel Bisbee in You're Yelling Me at the Varsity. A capacity crowd laughed heartily at his antics and the veteran comedian drew strong praise for his performance in the current attraction.
An advertisement touts Dr Gowdy’s Prescription for Acid Stomach as a guaranteed remedy. It claims satisfaction for thousands and notes endorsement by Round Comer Drug Store and other leading druggists.
The scene captures Fields as comedian and inventor adding merriment amid a romance between Joan Marsh and Buster Crabbe. Parental obstacles emerge until a visiting princess, Adrienne Ames, arrives to set things right without Fields realizing her royal identity. A separate item notes a radio theft from Walter Everett’s car near KU Engineering.
Lawrence Health Department urges buyers to choose Grade A milk and to rely on sanitary handling. grading lists dairy ratings for April 1934 with pasteurized Grade A counts 25 000 and 50 F, Grade A Raw 30 000, Grade B 200 000, Grade C Raw 1 000 000, and Grade D without limit. Leon Bauman, Milk Inspector, notes the tiered ratings and directs readers to the dairyman or Health Department for details.
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