Second Class Post Matter Notice for Scandia Kansas
A formal line records that this publication is entered as second class matter at the Scandia Kansas post office under the act of Congress dated March 8 1979.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1944
Page
8
A formal line records that this publication is entered as second class matter at the Scandia Kansas post office under the act of Congress dated March 8 1979.
Methodist and Amana Lutheran churches list Sunday School at 10:00 and worship times. District Luther League Convention in Brantford Kansas runs Friday to Sunday with Bible teacher Rev Philemon Smith. Willing Workers and Ladies Aid meet with hosts named and lunch planned.
Readers are invited to attend sessions including Sunday afternoon with coffee for visitors. Bring a basket lunch. Priscilla Circle plans to meet Wednesday afternoon next week with Mrs John Carlson as hostess at the church.
Irma Joyce Haskins expresses gratitude for cards letters and gifts received during illness in the hospital. Tuesday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Martin Larson and family included Mr and Mrs Melvin Smart of Lynn Kansas and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Bar Lean and Janice.
The Canadian National railways tariff levels run somewhat below U S lines while maintaining comparable operating efficiency. Train speeds and freight car usage are similar, though traffic density is lower. the system is government owned yet run like a private major railway with its own board, by laws, pricing, and staff.
Textile specialists of the U S department of agriculture advise letting mud dry first then brushing off. For washable fabrics soak in cool water before washing with soap and warm water. If not washable sponge with denatured alcohol. On rayon or colored clothes dilute alcohol with twice as much water. For oil or grease rub with vaseline or lard then sponge with cleaning fluid. Red mud from iron is treated with lemon juice and salt or rust remover. Mud can damage leather more than fabric. dry leather slowly away from direct heat.
Experiments at the New Hampshire agricultural experiment station indicate a potential method to kill common barberry Berberis vulgaris, an overwintering host of black stem rust in wheat, using ammonium sulfamate at specific growth stages. If successful, costly digging for removal could be reduced as young barberry foliage resists spray while mature foliage in late July with a spreading agent succumbs to treatment.
The piece notes thousands of Japanese women, from Hokkaido to Kyushu, entering munitions plants and war jobs since Pearl Harbor. It highlights emancipation hopes, roles widening to bus drivers, clerks, and care workers, with grandmothers running nurseries and geisha taking up welding and riveting.
The Costa Rica Department of Agriculture reports yield per tree rising from two to three pounds to six to seven pounds. Cocoa plantings have grown from 25,000 acres in 1922 to 75,000, with only about 10 percent of suitable land currently utilized.
Fragmented OCR listing radio and TV time blocks across stations KSAL WIBW WDAF and others for a typical Monday to Saturday schedule. Names of programs hosts stations and time slots appear with partial readability.
Schultz contends wartime authority could apply to private business including Montgomery Ward. He questions executive power used to seize accounts and records, noting implications for labor, management, and freedom. The piece warns of a presidential powers pendulum and invites congressional review, with elections looming.
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