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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1919
Page
4
An area described as densely populated in a native province faces a push for improvements. Officials pursue a united approach to secure satisfaction with ongoing efforts, while local leaders weigh next steps amid rising tensions and public expectations.
A damaged OCR note records the second letter to a former printer on an office duty, mentioning an absence of six months and missing first link. The letter was returned or reissued in a context involving W C Price and a missing or delayed communication.
Disjointed text fragment discusses Ralph Eilis and Mr Price in a battle context and references Hoth Pivision Arrenne. It shifts to reflections on moral responsibility and China Japan relations, contrasting tensions with a tainted disguise. Overall unclear but notes conflict and diplomacy themes.
Colonel Burdick states that Scottish Rite Masonry never existed in Germany and Austria and that Masonry was stamped out of Russia by an imperial decree in the early 1800s. He argues Bolshevism cannot dominate any country where Masonry is well developed.
A reader rebukes Henry Ford in the Journal-War for his wartime stance and actions. He notes Ford’s son’s exemption from service, Ford’s political bid while leaving the plant, and criticism of government efficiency. He also alleges delays and higher costs on Eagle boats planned for the war effort.
An old promotional ad touts A Real Iron Tonic Tronizes the blood steadies nerves adds color to pale cheeks improves circulation creates an appetite and aids digestion. The rest of the passage critiques political rhetoric about Ford dividends and Democratic heroes.
The article argues Italy earned admiration for its wartime sacrifices and warns that granting Fiume to Italy aligns with self determination yet raises security concerns for neighboring powers. It questions how Americans would view a near coastal naval base controlled by a hostile population and weighs the strategic implications of Fiume within Italy.
Charles Hingel of Peoria declares Tanlac healed his long torment from gas and indigestion after Hot Springs treatments failed. He says the medicine improved digestion, steadied nerves, and restored strength, urging sufferers to try Tanlac. The ad notes sales in Lawrence and Eudora drugstores.
In a historical Leavenworth Times excerpt, George and Thomas debate Wilson's stance and Italy's peace conference withdrawal. They warn against tangling alliances with European nations, fearing entanglement in European affairs and urging the U.S. to stay aloof.
The text asserts that the United States has fortified Hawaii and secured control of the Isthmus of Panama to move warships between oceans. It claims victory at the peace conference and involvement in shaping the Monroe Doctrine within the League Covenant, arguing that similar leverage would be sought by Italy before signing the peace treaty.
A Kansas University committee led by Chancellor Frank Strang studies memorial options for 116 war dead and 2,000 others who served. The writer argues memorials should be timeless works like an arch, statue group, or fountain, not a common, stadium, or other utilitarian structure that would commercialize heroism.
George Washington and Thomas Jefferson are described strolling atop the Jasper Wall of the New Jerusalem when a messenger from the earth appears, signaling the onset of a notable encounter. The fragment hints at a surreal encounter between historic figures and a worldly messenger.
A Salina Journal note recounts a group at a meeting mocking ancient beliefs. They recount pin luck, a dropped knife predicting a unwanted guest, and warn that raising an umbrella indoors signals death as they ponder past superstition versus modern enlightenment.
A New York publisher outs McKeever’s Man and The New Democracy arguing the war revived belief in the Great Common Man. The author defines this figure as inherently capable across races, trained by trial, with a zeal to serve mankind and lift the race to higher aims. All colors and plenty of them at McCulloch's Drug Store.
A compact list of notable anniversaries referencing figures like James Monroe and Edward VII, maritime disasters, Masons, early Pacific mail arrivals, Transvaal treason trials, Washington’s city plan, World War I events, and U.S. selective draft legislation with varied dates and places.
Rt Rev George H Kinsolving Texas Episcopal bishop born Bedford county Virginia 70 years ago. Rt Rev Charles T Olmstead Central New York Episcopal bishop born Cohees New York 77 years ago. Palmer Cox artist author creator of the Brownies born Granby Quebec 70? years ago. Otto T Barnard New York lawyer banker born Brooklyn 65 years ago. William W Heard former Louisiana governor born Union Parish Louisiana 66 years ago.
A brief remark notes that humans extend gentleness and broad-mindedness to animals before showing similar attitudes to fellow men, praising the beauty of beasts and suggesting ethical consideration begins with creatures that cannot speak.
John Galsworthy argues that humans owe mercy to helpless creatures like furred and feathered beings, calling them sacred and priceless for beauty and freedom. He urges sparing them from suffering, insisting the point reflects shared moral duty, not exaggeration. W. J. Wyatt travels to Ottawa on business today.
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