Lawrence residents among spring university degree applicants
Of 475 degree applicants this spring at the university, 117 are Lawrence residents. The complete list of diploma recipients is to be issued June 16, with final outcomes depending on exams and thesis completion. The report notes 24 late applicants, 7 from Kansas City, and minimal representation from Topeka, with many flying credits and one graduate woman in law, Virginia Kraig of Coffeyville.
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Fatt Widener at Lenox Under Family Scrutiny
An unreadable clipping notes Fatt Widener at Lenox with family questions raised by a mother about a possible hidden affair. The text remains garbled with unclear context and names, limiting precise details. The fragment reflects personal or social tension linked to a Philadelphia doctor and an aviary reference.
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Lawrence Names and Degrees in 1918 Tungsten Ores Report
Lawrence residents listed among recipients of certificates and degrees in science and engineering. The report notes tungsten ore production in 1918 with 5 065 net tons of concentrates and values totals around 5 156 500, the largest by any country at that time, exceeding British empire output.
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United States
Frank L. Hess
Geological Survey
Na Han
Wit
Death Valley and Officer Hat Cords Explained
Death Valley is a narrow valley between the Panamint and Funeral mountains in California carved by the Amargosa river. It is the hottest dry basin in the United States with a recorded 122 degree temperature. The piece also lists hat cord colors for different officer ranks and branches.
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United States
Just a Little Gingham Gown Describes Regent Fashion
Fragmentary note describes a gingham gown with a refined style for afternoon wear and mentions its neat, expensive appearance. The text reads like a catalog line, implying a fashion focus from a past era.
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Irrigation and Hog Pasture Show Value of Alfalfa in Pork Production
The Department of Agriculture reports western irrigation projects prove field crops can support hog pastures. Alfalfa with a 2 percent grain supplement yields up to 2500 pounds of pork per acre per season, with higher gains possible on well managed plots.
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Porketts
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Bulletin
Insuring Against Poverty Through Preventive Health Measures
The text argues sickness is insurable and a strong preventive health program can reduce poverty. It notes past burdens from slavery and smallpox diminished by practical, persistent effort. With wealth, social and industrial organization, and scientific knowledge, poverty can be reduced to a practical minimum and insured against.
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Saturday Evening Post
Apricot Oil Emerges From War Market Shifts
California chemists seized wartime market changes to develop apricot pit by products into an olive oil substitute and other usable by products. Researchers scaled from 45 to 15 dollars per ton price drop, turning 7 000 tons of pits into valuable oil and meals including bitter almonds and blue oil.
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Germany
Denmark
American Army university opens in Beauny France
The American Army university in Beauny near Paris forms the new center of ETO education. Housed in a former American hospital it serves 15 000 soldier students with 500 teachers. Its notable agricultural college runs a 600 acre farm.
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France
Beauny
Paris
American Army University
Five Foot Four Debate Sparks Humorous Exchange
In London Tit-Bits a playful exchange tracks a claim that five feet four is the ideal female height. The Darling retorts she stands five feet nine, prompting a quick quip that she is more than divine.
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Echoing complaint sparks resale flip in haunted house
A buyer tells how his wife’s scolding echoes trigger a repeated chorus in the house he sold, prompting a bid to buy it back. The Rehoboth Buoday Herald notes the joke in a small town paper, highlighting the quirky feature that haunts the property.
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Kansas City Market Reports Cattle Prices and Wheat Quotes
Kansas City reports cattle receipts at 1 800 with heavy beef steers at 11.25 to 15.00 and lighter weights up to 18.60, hogs around 20.40 to 20.50, butter and eggs quoted, cash wheat for May with No 1 hard at 2.55 and No 2 red at 2.40, corn and hay prices listed with several grades and receipts noted.
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Kansas City
Timothy
Lawrence ordinance aims to curb unsanitary food trades
A long city ordinance from Lawrence sets strict health rules for bakeries confectioneries hotels and restaurants. It requires clean facilities licensed lighting plumbing drainage and daily removal of refuse with inspections every sixty days and certificates of sanitary conditions for establishments selling food. Violators face misdemeanor charges.
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