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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1918
Page
4
The Journal World reports on 1927 era debates over voting eligibility for naturalized residents and first papers as citizens. The piece contrasts state rules and national sentiment, noting impact on upcoming primaries and elections. It also covers broader wartime logistics and Allied expectations in World War I.
In Liberty Garden grow your own seed with guidance on planting and saving beets turnips carrots and radish seeds. Advice covers soil depth thinning cultivation and storing saved seeds to protect from moths and weevils. Also notes beans and peas seed prices and methods to harvest for seed and table use.
An analysis discusses confusion in command and the pace of U S war effort. It notes tensions between civilian oversight and military discipline, urging preparedness and restraint while highlighting the need for clear authority as U S troops await full deployment. The piece references Vancouver, British Columbia.
An 1842 temperance address is cited, noting how abuse of rhetoric, not alcohol itself, caused harm. The writer argues misused invective taints public opinion and insults readers, asserting the need for temperance without slander.
A Journal World reader letter argues that partisanship taints judgments of public figures, citing a good Christian man whose insistence on protected patronage is misread as support for political faction. The writer contends criticism is often neutral, while supporters view dissent as betrayal.
A fragmented column features musings on German nomenclature, spring themes, and naval grand plans. It notes American troops efforts, references Colonel Romanoff, and alludes to a voyage claim regarding a certain unsinkable vessel with scattered, incomplete commentary.
Fragmented elderly column blends spring verse and social notices. Mentions era poets and a coin of gossip about Erma Barteldes hosting a reception at Bank Hall. Adds local chatter about residents, travel to Kansas City, and Camp Doniphan retiree Joe Murray with brief, scattered community updates.
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