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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1927
Page
10
The article discusses timing poultry hatchings with spring weather to maximize egg output and profitability. It notes farm work horse condition improves after winter when kept outdoors, but indoors requires ample light and ventilation. Additional topics cover log sap stain prevention, beef production age advantages, potato seed quality, and cream stirring practices. Berlin notes on superfluous women and labor distribution are included.
A music treatment given by her son and his partner helped Mrs. Ethel Baldwin regain consciousness after 180 hours in a coma following her husband’s death on November 19. Pianist Eugene De Remee and violinist Durant Baldwin led a five-boy session from Friday night to Sunday morning, with Dr. C. E. Sneden urging continued use. The recovery came as a staff of nurses and physicians observed improvement, though rest remains to finish healing. Also noted: Carl Butnam named new secretary of the federal radio commission, veteran editor since 1922 of the Washington Radio News Service, previously with AP and The Wall Street Journal, replacing Sam Pickard.
In France sport themed art is promoted as propaganda for national morale. Art salons reject many such works each year prompting debate. A boxing scene by Georges Pacowil illustrates the controversy as critics defend wider display of sporting art.
Compiled by United Press a dense listing of NBC WEAF and affiliated station programs across major cities. It notes concert broadcasts, hotel orchestras and dinner music with times for New York Washington Baltimore Chicago and others, including station identifiers and program blocks.
Indian history expert George Rainey notes war disease and intermarriage reduced tribes to ghostly remnants. Names survive as townships such as Natchez and Mobile, while tribes like the Tenawas the Kichai and the Natchez vanish, their languages gone by 1800 after brutal clashes with French forces at Fort Rosalie and subsequent dispersals.
Mr and Mrs John Tobler and family of Pleasant Valley spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Clarence Griffig and a family. Charles Peer and Dell Martin of Columbia called at the Wm Punt roy home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Selen Tucker visited the Rodger Williams home near Lone Star. Mr and Mrs Robert Norment and Mr and Mrs Tom Hale of St Joe Me spent weekend with Mr and Mrs John Dailey. Others who visited at the
Dailey residence Friday afternoon hosted Clayton Randal and Mr. Rockhold, Loyd Craig had supper at the Wm Winters home Tuesday evening, and Ernest with Mr and Mrs Date Wray spent Sunday with Robert Markley at High Prairie. Rev and Mrs Dan Flory and Mr and Mrs Dan Beakley and sons Evert and Johanie also attended. Elmer Myers of Vinland aided John Dailey last Thursday. Chas Peer of Columbia sawed wood for Clarence Griffis Tuesday. Alvan Rockhold, recently ill, is mentioned.
Grading and culvert work near the Dailey Maione and Wray corner was completed Thursday. Several crews worked five or six days and the project marks a great improvement to the road. Local residents held a farewell dinner for Axe family as they plan to move to California.
A drugstore antiseptic named Outgro is sold with directions for home use. A few drops applied to the ingrown toenail allegedly reduce inflammation and pain, hardening tender skin beneath the nail and causing the nail to turn outward rapidly.
An old health ad advises drinking plenty of water and using Jad Salts to cleanse and stimulate kidneys. It claims kidneys filter acid and waste daily, and the salts—grape and lemon acid with lithia—neutralize acids to relieve bladder discomfort. Regular intake is suggested for a few days to restore kidney function.
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