Journal World Ad Rates and Public Notices Summary
The Lawrence Kansas Journal World lists subscription options and rates for carriers, indicating mail and advance payments, with a deadline noting 7 p m call-back for undelivered issues. It mentions A R Keator as representative and notes audit bureau membership. The Anti Saloon League denies tobacco campaign plans. A critical view of government spending cites railroad workers advocating public ownership.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lawrence
Kansas
Journal- World
Anti-Saloon League
Public strikes threaten rail ads and service disruption
The article notes Kansas City rail car cleaners and icers quitting work, risking dirty cars and uncomfortable travel for passengers. It frames community impact and public health concerns, questioning the likelihood of a successful strike and public opposition.
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Kansas City
Strike impact on public costs and rail rates debated
The piece argues that a railroad strike would not show workers worse conditions than many others and warns that public prices for necessities would rise if shop workers succeed. It notes potential rate increases would be shouldered by the public as a result of the dispute.
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The Novelty of It by Ed Howe on Poets and Debts
Ed Howe mocks poets like Harry Kemp who owe debts from Lawrence Kansas years ago. Kemp now says he will repay after a profitable film scenario and poetry book, prompting Howe to question why AP reports a poet plans to pay bills next spring.
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Ed Howe
Potato Hill
Harry Kemp
Lawrence
Kansas
Who Are The Profiteers In This Economic Climb
The federal government and the Kansas governor aim to identify profiteers who raise prices and squeeze consumers. The piece notes the difficulty in defining profiteering beyond higher charges by manufacturers, retailers, and workers, and hints at broader economic tensions without a clear verdict.
Profiteering Seen in War Era Trade Flows Locally
The speaker argues profiteers exist from manufacturer to retailer as costs rise through the supply chain. Retailers and sellers face tighter margins, with some lines showing the widest markups on perishables. Local competition may curb profiteering, and investigators are urged to identify profiteers.
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Ueu
Press Comment on Cattle Calls Across Regions and War Losses
A Pun Column quotes eastern papers debating how to address cows at milking time with terms like Co-Boss Look Cow and Sooky noting regional origins. It also comments on American and French war losses, praising French sacrifices and warning against future wars.
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League of Nations
Bessie
Buffalo Commercial
Indianapolis News
New York Evening Post
Wall Street
Battery
Post
Indiana
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Webster
Pennsylvania
Leavenworth Times
Canitz
United States
Uncle Sam
World War Era Milestones and Obituaries Highlighted
The clipping notes events from 1844 to 1917 including Germany's wartime actions in Hamburg and Belgium, Austrian Sardinian peace talks, and the Belgian king's England visit. It records deaths of Archbishop James Blenk and Governor Austin Blair, plus notes on battles, Russia advances, and the sinking of the American tanker Cam pan by a German sub.
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Sardinia
James Blenk
Rchbishop
New Orleans
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Austin Blair
Michigan
Jackson
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Caroline
England
Russia
Arcorne
Meuse
Sereth
Campans
French
Prominent Birth Dates Across History Mentioned
A dated notice lists notable births tied to anniversaries, including Theodore Roosevelt’s widow born in Norwich, Conn. and former Maryland governor Thurlow Geldsborough born in Canbridge, Md. It notes other figures such as Rear Admiral Charles J. Badger and a British peer wounded in a distant conflict, with ages given as context.
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Abrak
Elkue
United States
Turkey
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Norwich
Conn
Thulias Lee Geldsborough
Maryvlund
Canbridge
Charles J. Badger
Rockville
Maro Loy
War Year in Review Highlights Romanian Peace and Allied Strikes
Review recalls Roumania signing peace with the Central Powers a year ago. The British report full German divisions halted on the Somme front. An American steamer named Marak was sunk by a German submarine off Cape Hatteras.
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Roumania
Somme Sidiont
Care Vatter
Fifty Years ACO and Local Education Notes at Ottawa
Fifty years of ACO material for the Fallrad bridge over the Marais des Cygnes at Ottawa arrived through Lawrence. Superintendent William C. Tenney called all teaching candidates to a Central school meeting. Colonel Tearmard supervised state fair grounds while a gathering of colored people marked the fifth anniversary of emancipation in the West Indies with visitors from Kansas.
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William C. Tenney
Cty
Central School
Lawrence
Kansas
Tanlac helps Kansas City man report rapid weight gain
Peter Thompson of 409 Chestnut Street Kansas City Mo says fifteen days on Tanlac produced a gain of fifteen pounds and renewed strength after a years long decline from typhoid pneumonia weak nerves and poor appetite He reports complete recovery of appetite digestion and sleep and plans to return to work the Tanlac ads list several local retailers.
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Peter Thompson
Kansas City Park Board
Chestnut Street
Kansas City
Tanlac
Tanlae
Lawrence
Round Corner Drug Co
City Drug Store
Bwlora
WH. A. White
Bie Springs
Lecompton
A. EL Wilson
Independent and Town News Tap Diverse Early 20th Century Events
A scattered set of notes records political independents in Ciy and Lexington, business trips to New York for goods, the first sleeping car from Lawrence to St Louis, and temperance lectures by Joel Moody in Mound City. It also mentions medical offices in Dick Building, a Tope excursion, and Bolivia’s naval independence celebration.
Sputtering Thoughts From The Newsroom and Street
A column blends social quips and local gossip with scattered notes on fashion law and travel. It references beach fashion humor, fur ads, lawyers with leather handbags, a death by own action remark, a recruiting party, and criticism of a Kansas City wire story about flour prices. It ends with notes on road planning and a prompt to consult the Journal-World about a new record system.
Great Lakes to Atlantic Deep Waterway Advocated
A two day conference in Duluth centers on the Great Lakes St Lawrence Tidewater Association pushing a deep waterway linking the Great Lakes to the Atlantic. The group promotes enhanced shipping routes and economic benefits across regional ports and industries.
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Duluth
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence
Films at City Drug Store mark Carter centenary
The City Drug Store screens films during the centenary event for Samuel P. Carter a Tennessean who served as rear admiral and major general. Jesse G. Henderson visits relatives near Bismark.
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Samuel P. Carter
United States
Jesse G. Henderson
Bismark
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