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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1922
Page
3
A weeklyFood Service note discusses digestion times for common foods. It explains mouth and stomach roles, impacts of preparation and mastication, and contrasts meat with plant substitutes. It lists foods with varied stomach retention times from two to five hours and suggests protein-rich meat substitutes like eggs milk nuts cheese dried peas beans and lentils.
A aged article discusses when meat may be expensive or restricted and offers guidance on vegetable foods that can substitute for meat’s protein. It notes lean meat’s composition and digestion and explains why meat is used in building up diets, then suggests seeking similar plant-based protein sources.
This notice argues women suffer from domestic strains due to health issues. It cites remedies found by readers in letters and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as restoring health and happiness after medical failure.
Forenoon sessions held at Cordley Quincy Pinckney and Lincoln Schools with afternoon sessions at McAllaster New York and Woodlawn Schools. Children five years and older admitted without condition. those four years six months to five years admitted pending tests. H P Smith Superintendent.
A local sale promotes a modern sewing machine at a bargain price, inviting shoppers to visit Dixon at Evans Metcalf for the deal.
Seth Slawson visiting relatives in Missouri arrives at Fred Champion home for a short stay. School preparations and mood shifts as students face books and playtime spires with talk of new school year. Charley Jones reports crop losses from cows grazing in cane and corn. Bryan McGrew returns from Colorado seeking prospects. Roy Viets family visits Reno and McLouth for school opening events. Community busily hauling sand and building at the schoolhouse. Leigh and Clare families attend Lawrence church services and open air cinema. Geneva Kuchera visits Blanche Stewart while Doris Viets socializes. Ward grandchildren visiting from Leavenworth. A heat wave eases to cooler temps, lifting spirits. George Edmonds cleans Fred Champion’s well. water scarcity affects many locals. Wardwell family noted among residents.
George Hunter of Lawrence spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edens. Several neighbors traveled to Topeka for a picnic dinner. Burnett school to start Monday September 4. Lawrence High School attendees listed: Lowell Sterling Clide Husted Paul Hunsinger Margaret Piratte Pauline Brune. Fall term at Lawrence Business College opens September 5.
Topeka Kans Sept 1 Attorney General Richard J Hopkins rules Stafford County Stork Show may accept entries from residents of adjoining counties and still receive county aid. Briles Stafford secretary asked whether expanding entries would jeopardize aid after two years of $600 yearly funding.
Mrs Newhouse announces opening a dining room at 9388 1-2 Wt Street on September 1 at noon. Enamels Barber's Drug Store.
Leavenworth officials fear lodging shortage for the Farm Bureau decennial celebration on September 2 with more than 5,000 visitors. Citizens are urged to register spare rooms with the Chamber of Commerce. Many guests may tour local sights, while federal and state institutions nearby attract multi day visitors, compounding housing strain.
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