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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1923
Page
6
Cologne reports a French inspection of the Ruhr railway shows steady gains in efficiency and freight and passenger movement since occupation began. March figures cite 865 miles in use. July 2,130 miles. Passenger traffic rose from 600,000 in March to 2,410,600 in July, with a larger German civilian share.
Heard in Lawrence remarks on Mr Smith’s return from Edwardsville and St Louis visit. A Lawrence motorist notes reduced Sunday speed on the Tonganoxie to Kansas City stretch. Mr and Mrs Jack Bowen return from Saratoga Wyoming after homestead residency. H C Colglazier plans weekly Baldwin farmer talks. Insurance agents from Lawrence to attend the Kansas Association in Wichita. Co W Harris and family registered at McPherson tourist camp en route to Los Angeles. Baptist church flower committee to hold a ramage sale at Logan Moore office October 6 with article reservations Friday afternoon.
Freshman chiss at De Soto High School use National Geographic Magazine in English work while sophomores and juniors study periodicals for city class. New residents Mr and Mrs Mecomber from Mississippi live on Fred Gordon farm two miles south. Many locals attend gatherings, football lineups and school events noted. Weather disruption, harvests, and community notices reflect daily life in De Soto Kansas.
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine and Dandeline as tonics that instantly correct dandruff and revive thinning hair. It markets glossy lustrous hair, claiming immediate scalp relief and new strength, color, and youthful beauty with no stickiness.
Leeds report cites falling birth rates from 21.8 to 18 per thousand and dismisses birth control as misinformed. Dr. de Johnstone Jarvis warns against overpopulation fears and calls for state support to ensure parents have adequate income. The piece links declining births to national health and future manpower.
The city public health department holds its regular weekly baby clinic tomorrow afternoon from 2 until closing. Mothers should bring their infants early enough to be examined before hours end.
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