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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1936
Page
10
Simple home bread and muffin recipes feature Date and Cheese Bread and Apricot Tea Muffins. Dates steeped in boiling water, then mixed with flour sugar and cheese form a savory loaf baked fifty minutes. Apricot muffins pair dried fruit with brown sugar butter and a creamed shortening mix, baked twenty minutes and served hot.
President Franklin D Roosevelt told Harvard alumni at the tercentenary celebration that truth is the highest goal and freedom of thought must be defended. He urged commitment to citizenship, free research, discussion, and the belief that no calling is too humble to serve mankind.
Ives Chapel Prairie City community club convened for the new school year with strong attendance and an enjoyable program. A refreshments committee served pie and coffee as members and guests gathered, including local families from Robinson, Hiawatha, and Kansas City.
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Barkley hosted dinner with the Sturdevants from Richmond and Mrs Rose Barkley in attendance. Topeka vistors Mrs Phillip Miller and Miss Emma Emery called on the Cravens. Mrs Roy Clary attended the Wellsville fair and funeral of Dillard Howell. Several students enrolled at Baker University and KU. Local clubs held meetings and a piano recital featured at Fellowship hall.
Mrs. Ernest Klooz of 941 Missouri Street won the Market Basket prize for her peach ice cream recipe. The entry details ingredients and method for two quarts, notes sweetness changes with freezing, and cites a future prize for an eggplant recipe.
A flurry of Baker College and Baldwin activity as faculty, alumni, and guests arrive. Notables from Kansas City, Rolla, Minnesota, and Harveyville visit for enrollments, lectures, or receptions while local clubs schedule events and trustees plan the college inauguration.
Social notes report dinners hosted by Mrs M A Lawrence and Miss Mary Anna Lawrence for Miss Clara Krefting bound for Baton Rouge. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Bernard Schultze at the state fair and housemother changes at Zeta Tau Alpha and Sigma Phi Epsilon. Baldwin High announces football schedule and a new general agriculture course taught by Supt L L Thompson.
Local grocery offers fresh pork hocks at 15 cents per pound, fresh bones, pigs feet, pure pork sausage rolls at 20 cents, midget link breakfast sausage 30 cents, pork loin roast and shoulder roast at 23 and 22 cents per pound, spare ribs, home rendered lard at 50 cents per pound, certified pure lard 7 cents, veal cuts with rump roast 15 cents, veal stew at 15 to 25 cents, veal and pork for meat loaf 25 cents per 2 pounds, small veal chops 25 cents, veal round steak 35 cents, mock chicken legs at 25 cents, and city chicken with pork at 35 cents.
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