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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
4
A critical editorial condemns Heney for insinuation and innuendo in pursuing the Beemiteh inquiry. It cites editorials and letters as evidence of improper method, arguing the approach damages press credibility without proving any wrongdoing.
A fragmented line notes a government food administration urging reduced alcohol intake and better dietary choices. The odd phrasing hints at a public health message stressing moderation and nutrition.
An oddly worded note counsels aviator gardeners to avoid overhitting or overtaxing resources. It urges careful, well tended cultivation to ensure yields are not harmed by neglect, stressing balance between effort and sustainability for best results.
A partial, unclear excerpt questions why Germans would target a fort and mentions a church and a maternity hospital. The text hints at wartime experimentation and morale but provides no concrete events, names, dates, places, or actions to anchor a full report.
The note comments on ongoing pro Germany material and the risk of depleting tar supplies as a metaphor for sustained propaganda efforts, implying strain on resources and public support.
Announcement lists Tam 2 consolidate for the office of County Treasurer of Douglas county subject to Republican voters decision at the primaries to be held August 6, 1978 Flow Tosford.
A. A. Hicks declares his run for the Republican nomination in the First District for county commissioner subject to the primaries. He frames his bid as an official entry in the countywide electoral process and urges party support.
A home remedy claims to banish dandruff by applying four ounces of liquid arvon at night to the scalp. Readily available at drug stores, the treatment supposedly dissolves dandruff by morning and, with repeated use, removes all flakes and itchiness, leaving hair looking healthier.
A brief fragment notes roads lacking feathers and their use for stuffing pillows. The text reads as a stray, incomplete OCR element without clear context or named entities.
In a newspaper interview President Irigeren of Argentina declares affection for the United States but reveals broad sympathies that also include Germany, suggesting a complex foreign policy stance.
Charlie Chaplin faces army service with a note that his arrival will divert other recruits as they watch him drill. The quip suggests film entertainment will be unnecessary once he is in uniform.
A Victorian style note urges mothers to train children in neatness, using shoe care as a daily habit. Teaching kids to tidy shoes at set times can improve appearance and extend shoe life, saving leather costs. It promotes consistent care, with a contact heading Cherry-daw and Siedemann's.
A fragment notes Baby Bonds resemble one of the infants to be raised among roving friends. A reference labels the infant as well known in connection with a popular infant food.
A Lawrence minister writes of long stomach trouble and constipation. He credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for relief, calling it the best medicine on earth. The ad claims it removes mucus and inflammation causing stomach and digestive ailments, including appendicitis, with one dose offered, money back.
A visitor recalls battlefield horrors with emotion and sarcasm. Historic figures Nero Attila Herod Weyler appear in quips about fire prevention peace and age. A stray note mentions a German-made atrocity trend and rhymesters in spring. A man asks cashier for swift stamps, hinting at rising savings.
Kansas dispatch warns drivers to be careful on country roads to spare biddies as meat may be scarce next winter. It notes motorists killed more chickens last year than predatory birds and includes a separate item: a federal court in Lincoln convicts Rev H M Ofenricksen of Gresham Neb., German Lutheran, of espionage act violation. sentencing set for Saturday. Also mentions Ralph Ice returning from a business trip to Michigan.
Twenty five years ago a Sunday fire burned over a day of the old cemetery west of town and toppled the town clock, a veteran landmark long battered by storms. The fire is believed accidental, and the clock’s collapse blocked a sidewalk and street.
A detailed program outlines a drill contest, competitive events, and a stag party at Robinson Gymnasium. Performances include boxing, singing, mandolin, and student entertainments. Dr. Orelup and staff provide health services. OffICES in Die le Rites NK.
A student named Nelson excels in the national medical exam. He attends a prominent university and aims to join a major hospital. The event underscores rising achievement in medical education and the competitive qualifying process.
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