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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1927
Page
6
The Women’s Auxiliary will hold a Friday noon reading at the home of Mrs. Roberson on West Twenty Third Street. Mrs W H Pendleton will lead a program on the Cathedral of Europe. Mr and Mrs Strolia of Tex announce an event on May 22. Mrs Black was fo
Mrs. Gertie K Johnston visits the Rebekah lodge while Bertha Strahl travels to Crossett for illness of her son J W Strahl. Several other locals, including May Richards and Mrs. Ada, spend time in Kansas City and Topeka for various errands and family visits. Josephine Wilson returns from Fort Seattle after leading domestic science at the high school.
The passage describes oe SJUTZ as secretary of the Kansas League of Municipalities and of American Municipalities Association, noting his role in organizing the Missouri League of Municipalities at Columbia. It mentions his address to the meeting, drawing up the constitution, advising on league perfection, and his invitation as executive secretary of the national organization.
Pathe News Reel at Bowers Theatre shows Charles Lindbergh and The Spirit of St Louis from New York airport to float over Paris with the famous flight finale. Include scenes of the Spirit towing into Boston garish fueling and the landing. Also note cabbage plants for sale 50 cents to 100 at 1242 NY.
American rice marketed as Blue Rose from the Southern states has gained a strong reputation in Bordeaux, France, the European import hub. Improved franc value this year has spurred a modest resumption of U S rice imports, after a period of higher activity.
A fragment from a household guide covers making furniture polish with raw linseed oil and turpentine, using stored fruits and vegetables, and simple recipes for fried carrots and apples. It offers kitchen, cooking, cleaning, and nutrition tips aimed at home drawer readers.
A large audience attended Lyndall Nutter’s senior recital in the auditorium of the Central Administration building. The University School of Fine Arts student, nearing a B A in music, impressed with a rich mezzo soprano voice and dramatic potential.
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Miss Helen Saunders piano pupil of Prof Carl Prev et will perform tonight at 8 o clock in the central administration building. Columbia couple Mr and Mrs Frank Dea were Lawrence visitors Wednesday and many local families hosted gatherings and Sunday dinners.
Denys home and attended a Willow Springs church meeting on Saturday. Mrs Etta Campbell and daughter Mildred attended Sunday morning services. Mr and Mrs Will Boehle and Gerald visited Elmer Church Sunday evening. A J Flory and Mabel with Wesley and others were callers at Jesse Wingert home Sunday evening. H Art Davison did hauling for Owen Flary Tuesday. Lloyd and Everett Berghley had Sunday dinner at A J Flory’s. Mrs Frankie and Mildred attended.
Monday afternoon Mrs Dave Kesler visited the Wesley Flory home. The item notes social chatter as women dress to please men or to annoy other women.
Mrs Geo Lawrence of Lincoln Nebraska testifies to benefits from Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. She says the medicines relieved distressing female symptoms and enriched the blood, and she recommends them. She notes availability in drug stores in tablets or liquid and offers to write for a trial package and free advice.
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