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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1932
Page
4
A garbled paragraph lists national representatives and multiple city addresses linked to Associated Press news rights, followed by a note on republication. It shifts to editorial content about public notices, a Bible verse, and a Kansas highway surfacing critique, highlighting Weadring's 1931 claim and concerns over road durability and waste.
Attorney General Boynton argues that adopting the tax limitation amendment would erode home rule in taxation. All tax-levying bodies would be forced to stay within a state-set limit, removing local authority from setting levies and apportioning who pays. The measure could fix uniform rates statewide, limiting communities' ability to raise funds for new buildings or improvements as needed. Local bodies would bear the heaviest impact, losing needed flexibility.
The French premier spoke on Sunday asserting Germany seeks to readjust and that France might pursue a new Geneva security treaty. London press greeted the address with excitement, aligning with Britain’s forecast of consequences if Germany presses ahead.
The Geneva meeting may tilt from disarmament to armament as changes in the situation emerge. A new security treaty idea proposed by Herriot would act as a guarantee to protect nations against attack, something the league of nations is expected to provide but currently does not. In Chicago rumors link Al Capone to federal liquor laws while authorities prepare an indictment in Atlanta prison. Coal industry tensions rise as Crawford county deep shaft miners accept reduced wages to remain competitive with nearby strip mines. Roosevelt’s “forgotten man” phrase traces to 1882 and Yale economist William Graham Sumner.
This date in Kansas history notes the 1893 state convention of the W C T U meeting in Junction City with Mrs L B Smith of Ottawa elected president and Mrs S M Harlough of Leavenworth chosen recording secretary. It also records 1894 nomination of Rev J D Botkin for Congress by the Third District Populist convention at Cherryvale after Jeff Hudson withdrew.
The article traces early links between diet vitamins and nervous system health from beriberi research to experiments showing vitamin B and G roles in polyneuritis and pellagra, vitamin E in cerebellar degeneration, and retinopathy in animals, noting practical dietary concerns remain modest.
A brief comic piece notes Mae tells Junior that denying education was a penalty she paid for marrying young. She cannot mention their marriage without recounting the penalty she has paid for it.
It is one thing to deprive an experimental animal of an essential vitamin and still another to have it inadequately represented in the ordinary diet of the human. It is sufficient in practical usage to include in the diet what are known as the protective foods namely milk and milk foods green vegetables particularly of the leafy variety fruits and eggs.
Willy Nilly frets over car repairs and missives as Mrs Quacko and Flotilla Botilla mingle at the pond. Aiding minnows, snails, and an aquarium, the group plans a quick coat of polish and paint before an afternoon dash to Willow Tree Garage to fetch supplies.
Kansas City obituary notes Laura Jane Shawn 77 granddaughter of Gen. Sam Houston died in Kansas City. At Wyandotte Topeka reports 20 to 30 percent of western Kansas wheat sown despite dry conditions. Kansas City Kaw Interurban receiver sought by Lillian Browne after unpaid judgment tied to a fatal interurban accident. Topeka Public Service Commission says no date postponement for new truck and rail freight rates, effective Oct. 7 with minor adjustments.
Frankfort, Germany, will be listed among the home cities of University of Kansas students with the arrival of Werner Carl Phillip Bruckmann, a German exchange scholar at K U this year who will pursue history and political science. Jack M. Smith of Simla, Colorado, a KU graduate student last year, goes to Germany as KU’s exchange scholar. The program is funded by an anonymous donor in the United States and matched by a fund in Germany to cover expenses. Install Public Address System Ottawa university will install a public address system for home football games this fall. Brookhart to Be a Candidate Senator Smith W Brookhart said he would seek reelection on November 5.
Tiger Eye, hunted by guilt, drifts into Babe Garner's Montana outpost after a botched escape from his father’s Brazos ranch. He befriends Nate Wheeler’s widow, transports Wheeler’s body, and confronts the truth that a stray shot may still condemn him, as the baby asks “Daddy go bye?”
Baldwin reports visiting Kansas City to see Grand Hotel, new advertising manager Mr. Mathews, and welcome to the community for the Mathews family. Farmers near town allege dogs depredate lambs, urging owners to contain pets. The Hey family completed a long auto trip through Iowa Minnesota and western Canada with good roads and high fuel costs. Mrs. Quayle improves after medical care brought from Ludington Michigan. A Kansas City couple driving to Baldwin suffered an accident on highway 50 near Hays corner injuring Dr Warnock and causing some injuries to Mrs Warnock. their son John and wife later traveled to Black Jack.
A Baldwin car wreck is moved by a tow truck. the Warnocks, once local residents, are recovering. Democratic candidates McGill Payne and Sheridan visited Baldwin to rally supporters, with Sheridan slated to speak October 1 at the American Legion hall. Lectures on Good Citizenship led by Dr. Wiley A. Keve begin September 25. A farmer, Emil Johnson, was killed by lightning, witnessed by his son Harold. The Kansas City Methodist conference district will meet in Baldwin October 27 with Bishop Meade to speak. Visitors and locals frequent Vinland fair and region events. residents include Buckner, Muenzenmeyer, Payne, Bovard, Maxwell, Thomas, and Alder attending or hosting.
Promotes vitality with a liver and bowels boost. Recommends Ir. Caldwell's syrup pepsin as a daily laxative tonic to prevent bilious headaches and constipation, claims to improve appetite, complexion, and energy while avoiding harsh cathartics, suitable for children.
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