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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE. KANSAS
SUNDAY, MARCH 3, 1920
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SOCIETY
Marion Brinton, A.R.28, and Janita Lightner are guests this week end at the Delta Zeta house.
Delta Zeta was entertained at ten yesterday afternoon from three-thirty until five thirty at the home of Mrs. W. Warner, the daughter of Mrs. Werner. Warner was assisted by Mrs. H. P. Cayton who poured, and the nieces Sincerity, Christy, and MargaretSharp.
The slights of Kappa Phi were honor guesses at an informal party which Mrs. Harry A. Gordon, in the state senator's office, her home on Massachusetts street
Kansas Alpha Theta gave a formate, St. Patrick's Day party at the chapter home Friday evening and his orchestra furnished the music. The chaperons were Mrs. P. H. Wilkinson, honors and Mr. William S. Schuster, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawren Woodruff, of Lawrence. The out of town guests were Ms. Linda Gorman, City; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Doornsbey, Miss Nancy Jane Howitt, and Mrs. Rath Kerllin, of Bartlesville
Kappa Kappa Gamma god initiation services for 13 woman vestiture afternoon. The initiation was followed by a banquet of wives whose tastes were: Harriet Lull, of Emporia; Rita Batha, of Leowarthsville; Rita Digby, of Louiseville; Louise Allen, of Topkapje Dista Husted
The ninth annual party of the pledges to the activities in Alpha Omicron Ii was given last night at the University. The event was carried out in the decorations. Hurley Kayler furnished the music. The chaperones were Mrs. Kate Burke, Mrs. Patricia Sauvett, Sigma Alpha Episcopus housemessier; Mrs. Nina Oakes, Tuan Guinan housemessier; and Mrs. J. E. Harwood, Delta Zeta housemessier. Mrs. Alison Bermede Petersen, Annelia Woodward, Vallong Swoonen, Douthe Rosewell, Rowne Cresson, and Francese Tambley. Dr. David Miller, Dr. Blake Dice sumo of St. Joseph, MO.
Phi Gomma Delta and Phi Kappa Pi entertained with a formal party at the Eldridge House last night from 8:30 to 11:00, furnished by Fred Agrew and his orchestra. The chaperone was, Mrs. Hill P. Willison, Phi Kappa housemother, Mr. Hale W. Lyman, Phi Kappa housemother, Mrs. Jane Muee, Pi Beta Phi housemother; and Mrs. Edith Miller, Kappa Kappa Gamma housemother. Gamma Kappa Chick Clawwood, Harbinson; Helen Spence; John Sainn, John McManus; and Mrs. Dale Hukins, of Saliner Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hukins, of Saliner Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Buffaker of Chicago; Ernest Roberts of Kansas City, Mo.; William Blair of Atchison.
of Denver, Colo.; Marina Moses, of Great Bend; Annla Nielsen, of Tepeeka; Marjorie Nelson, of Auckland; Laura Meyer, of Burlington; baker Kester, of Lawrence; Rachel Lance of Salina; Rockwood Glenn of Canaan; and Skarn Hlomen of Canaan.
Herbert Hadley, of St. Louis, Ms.; Verne Haminton, Robert Belden, Dell Littel, Mrs. and Mite, Pete Hamilton, and Max Katherine of Kansas City, Ms.; Free Kaber, of Ottawa; Glass Clyburn, of Chicago; and George Mackle of Lawrence.
After the dancing the organization screamed with fraternity songs. A few members chanted and Psi and Phi Gamma Delta have held party, but not that it will allow them to attend annual affair.
Pi Kappa Alpha entertained Friday evening until twelve winnings, informal party at the center house. The St. Joseph's Chapels and Tithe Stations. The chapelmen's Mrs; Mrsello Wilmil, housemother Mrs; Jane Bellolino, housemother Mrs; Mary V. Sr, Chirl Omega mother; Mrs. W. F. Brownsaw, Venice housemother; and Mrs. Grace Vanessa housemother; and Mrs. Emily Out of town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harvey, Harvey Langford, and Howard Romney from Topeka, Missouri. Mrs. Charles Dorado, Burlesville, Olkin; Mr. and Ms.; Jack Eades, Harris, Charlene, and Newborn Hernia Mrs. Charles Dorrow
Miller-Walters orchestra phyed for the dancing.
Therapeutic Use of Hydroxypropyl Methane (HMPH) as a Drug in Children and Adolescents
MEDICATIONS
A single dose of HMPH is recommended for children and adolescents. For adults, the recommended dose is 500 mg per day for children and adolescents.
**Dosage**
For children and adolescents, a single dose of HMPH is recommended. For adults, the recommended dose is 500 mg per day.
**Key Parameters**
- **Cognitive Function**: Impaired memory, attention, and problem-solving skills.
- **Physical Activity**: Reduced energy levels and decreased physical activity.
- **Social Interaction**: Fewer social interactions with peers.
- **Emotional State**: Increased emotional stress.
- **Anti-Inflammatory Effects**: Reduction in inflammation.
- **Adverse Reactions**: Increase in allergy reactions.
**Contraindications**
- Certain medical conditions that increase the risk of adverse reactions.
- Patients with pre-existing conditions that increase the risk of adverse reactions.
- Individuals who have a history of drug overdose or substance abuse.
**Monitoring and Evaluation**
- Regularly monitor patients' cognitive function and physical activity.
- Conduct regular blood tests to assess cognitive function and physical activity.
- Monitor patients' emotional state and social interaction.
- Evaluate antihistamine effects on cognitive function and physical activity.
- Evaluate anti-inflammatory effects on cognitive function and physical activity.
- Evaluate adverse reactions.
**Risk Management**
- Follow the recommended dosage schedule.
- Educate patients about the risks and benefits of HMPH.
- Provide support and encouragement to patients.
- Discuss potential side effects with parents and caregivers.
**Clinical Trials**
**Clinical Trials**
**Trials Overview**
- A clinical trial is a study designed to investigate the safety and efficacy of a drug.
- Clinical trials are conducted in a controlled laboratory setting to ensure the safety and reliability of the results.
- Clinical trials can be performed by independent researchers or collaborating with other institutions.
- Clinical trials can be conducted in different settings, such as hospitals, clinics, or research centers.
- Clinical trials can be conducted under specific guidelines and regulations.
**Results**
The results of clinical trials provide valuable information about the safety and efficacy of a drug. They help researchers understand the potential benefits and risks of a drug and make informed decisions about its use.
**Conclusion**
In conclusion, HMPH is a safe and effective drug that may be beneficial for children and adolescents. However, it should be used in consultation with a healthcare provider to determine the appropriate dosage and monitoring strategies. Regular monitoring and evaluation of patients' cognitive function and physical activity are crucial for ensuring the safety and effectiveness of HMPH.
Airplane Replaces Dog Teams
Maryville, Mich.,—(UP)—Two weeks of travel by dog team will be reduced to two and half hours by air in South Schwennich, closely to the Cherry Red air lines, of Prince Albert, Snok.
Hamilton Writes Article
on Paris Newspapers
"The Paris Press, Goes American," is the title of an article by Prof. J. Stuart Hamilton, of the department of journalism appearing in the February 2014 edition of *Journalism* of Sigma Delta Chi, prosecution journalistic fraternity.
Experiences grounded from months as correspondent for foreign policy classes at the University of California authority on the trend of foreign jerivation and in this particular involvement.
He contributes the big circulation of such American-style passages as the Petit Journal, a weekly, daily, and content, with a circulation of 1,000,000, with journals of opinion Le Teau Journée and the journal des Debts which in recent years have only 20,000 and 20,000 respectively.
"Two years reading 29 Pairs daily newswearers, during which time the modern world was undergoing the first circulation of any world daily news they saw convinced me that the modern press was capable of toileting to lothe the journalism of opinion into a bracket," writes the author.
Professor Hamilton spent two years as press observer in the American canine science journal *BirdLife* from the University of Wisconsin, in 1928; the professor wanted to develop a canine model of the "Japan Times" in Tokyo. He also acted as correspondent for the *Daily News*, consisting of course in the department of journal test text in "Pacific Nows and New Worlds."
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Staple Household Remedies
35c Syrup White Pine 19c
25c Camphorated oil 19c
35c Camphorated oil 23c
35c Glycerine 24c
25c Glycerine and rose water 19c
65c Glycerine and rose water 44c
35c Castor oil 24c
20c Sienna Leaves 19c
20c Rochelle Salts 9c
25c Mercurochrome 19c
25c Witch Hazel 19c
10c Soda Bicarbonate 6c
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Miscellaneous
25c Hinkle tablets 19
25c Zerbst's tablets 19
$1.00 Squibbs Cod Liver Oil
(mint flavor) 79
25c Weeks cold tablets 17
$1.00 Pratt's Eggs producer 79
25c Pratt's Eggs producer 17
50c Syrup Figs Compound 19
50c Hudnaut's Brilliantine 39
25c Blue Jay corn plaster 21
25c Sloan's Liniment 21
$1.00 Mineral oil (pts) 69
25c Aspirin 24' s 19
50Cherry Bark 33
50Beef, Iron and Wine 69
50c Spiced Jelly Strings Full pound 29c
50c Cream Peanut Balls Full pound 29c
60c Pecan Nougat Rolls Full pound 39c
60 Chocolates Fancy Cream Centers Full pound 39c
60c Peanut Clusters Full pound Unusual Quality 39c
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