We Must Go On or Go Under in War Reflections
Hammond writes after a Europe trip with 14 officials, praising Allied resilience and American resolve. He argues autocracy threatens freedom, cites Belgian and French suffering, and urges U S action with money and manpower to defeat the German threat.
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Hammond
Europe
Mauch
Tribune
Fremont
Neb
Lloyd George
America
England
France
Land
Paris
Alsace
Lorraine
Republic
Pershing
United States
Flanders
Fler
Seven Seas
Belgium
Albert
Brand Whitlock
The Woman on the Dollar Promotes Liberty Bonds
An editorial notes women’s voices in finance and politics as the girl on every dollar supports Liberty Bonds, implying public message and persuasion through national currency imagery. The piece suggests women will eloquently speak to the world via this fundraising instrument.
Pickford Backs Third Liberty Loan in Nationwide Tour
The headline notes Mary Pickford promoting the Third Liberty Loan with a spirited rallying cry to support the war effort. It highlights her reach across major cities and her public advocacy for bond purchase as a means to crush the Hun.
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eMary Pickford
United States
Caele Sanr
New Ruling Allows Vaccinated Hog Shipments From Kansas City
Government authorities permit stock hogs bought at Kansas City to be shipped the same day to Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska Iowa and Missouri after vaccination and dipping. Inspectors oversee testing while buyers hire veterinarians for vaccination. The Stock Yards Company has installed facilities. first shipment on March 23 to Iowa.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebricsa
Stock Yards Company
Iowa
Deafness Cure Questioned In Medical Debate
Fragmented medical note questions whether deafness can be cured by sensational methods. The text references experts and tests, noting skepticism about cure claims and the need for verified treatment.
Close Vinland School Opens With Dean Keily Program
The inland high school event proceeds with Dean F Keily of the University of Kansas and Superintendent Lane of the county schools on the program.
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Vinland School
F Keily
University of Kansas
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules Promotion
An old advertisement extols GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a trusted Dutch remedy for backache and general relief. It credits the Netherlands government charter and claims broad use by Holland’s women and children, urging readers to buy only the authentic GOLD MEDAL product. The ad promises refunds if ineffective and warns against imitations.
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Haarlem
Daarlen
Holland
Netherlands
Haytem
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Advertised By Local Drugstore
A persuasive ad letter from Dr Kilner and Co promotes Swamp Root as a household kidney and bladder remedy. It offers a sample bottle and a booklet for ten cents, asks readers to mention the Lawrence Daily Journal Works, and notes the product is sold in drug stores. Nearby items mention Cherry trees blooming near the Landis Orchard and baseball notes about Cherry and Keeler.
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Dr. Kilner & Cow Binghamton
Lawrence Daily Journal-Works
Remedy Promises Cure for Wide Range Ills at Corner Drug
A local ad touts a stomach and digestive remedy claimed to remove mucus and inflammation from the intestinal tract easing abdominal pains. The copy emphasizes quick relief and a money back guarantee with one dose proving its value.
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Lawrence
Ady
Talk on Journalism by Walter Johnson at KU Campus
Walter A Johnson managing editor of the Topeka Capital will visit the University of Kansas Wednesday to address journalism students in the afternoon. He is a prominent state newspaper man brought to Kansas City by the department of Journalism to discuss career problems in the field.
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Wlter Johnson
Topeka
Walter A. Johnson
Opeka
Daily Capit
University of Kansas
Brouht
K. C
Corr
Department of Journalism
Ee Z
War Sinews For Our Army Abroad
American war correspondent Isaac P. Marcosson urges readers to join thrift drives and fund the war effort. He argues private sacrifice at home supports soldiers abroad, stressing widespread participation, reduced consumption, and savings drives as essential to victory and postwar security.
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Isaac P. Marcosson
Mincessan
Aid
Fragmented garbled text hints at wartime democracy and patriotism
The readable fragments suggest a reflection on democratic values, national resolve, and citizen patience during conflict. It references patriotic sentiment, trials of democracy, and the idea that unity and thrift support the war effort, though specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
Zemo Skin Treatment Ad Claims Quick Eczema Relief
An old ad touts Zemo as an antiseptic skin remedy for eczema and itching. It promises rapid itching cessation and healing of sores burns and chafing, with bottles priced 35 cents or one dollar for extra large size.
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Nothi
Unclear Sports Notes From A Fragile WY Page
Fragmentary OCR yields scattered names and events. Mentions of players Shane Lewis Rene Cam MeCock and Payton suggest a baseball or local sports context with unclear teams and dates. The legible pieces hint at fouls, penalties, and potential lineups, but no coherent outcome or event is determined.
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Renee
Phil T
Shane Lewis
Rene Cam MeCock
Henan
Tolan
Payton
Bridge Structure Update on El Dora Bredge Crossing
Report notes repairs on the river bridge with iron pilings strengthening the span. Observations describe the main current shifting through the pilings area rather than under the arches of the existing arches.
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Doug
Joint session held by county commissioners en route to Eudora
Report outlines a bridge meeting between ETO and Bsa o feet du Tenethe in Douglas county with Leavenworth officials. Notes a county line session chaired by W OR Green and mentions Lt. Hurg a Virginia engineer and recent university graduate.
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ETO
Bsao Feet du Tenethe
Douglas County
Commuers
Eudora
Leavenworth County Commissioners
Outdoor May Fete Play Cast Announced at University
Cast for the outdoor May Fete play includes Ko Cidosen as Camus Trae matic Club member, Florence Truth von Latw rence cir as Attendant Spirit, Leah Stewarts as Lainy, Warl Brown as Wirs Brother, Raymond Dray as Second Brother, Barnes Milley as Shepherd, and Tre Sabrinte by Helen with eight country and eight court dancers. Performance set for night at Man fin vie amphitheatre near the university museum.
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Ameuvanen
Craig Kennedy
Camus
Florence Truth von Latwrence
Leah Stewarts
University
Warl Brown
Wirs
Raymond Dray
Barnes Milley
Sheplerd
Tre Sabrinte
Helen
Universite
Engineer Officer New Lions in Topeka Battle to Vancouver Barracks
A fragmentary notice describes an engineer officer from Gordon Ss Street formerly of Company A Kaneas Enginee organized in Topeka and slated for training at Prurrs with Lawrence yesterday.
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New Lions
Gordon Ss. Street
Company A
Kaneas Enginee Anit Af Enigme
Topeka
Vancouver Barracks
Lawrence Erday
Prurrs
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