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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
8
An injunction to begin Christmas shopping early is laid on the public with force this year. Manufacturers face shipping delays and low stock, boosting the risk of empty counters for late shoppers. Stores anticipate tight supply and a shortened shopping season, urging prompt purchases to avoid disappointment.
The article describes Germany's opposition to the postwar treaty terms and the U S Senate's resistance to ratification. It notes Allied efforts to keep Germany powerless and links German resistance to President Wilson and Democratic senators actions. It cites protests from the Allies and a rising German resolve against complying with provisions.
The document praises Governor Allen as a decisive leader, touting his action against Bolshevist influence and claiming Kansas has shown strong patriotism. It notes misconceived links to Mexican government and Carranza era policies, while emphasizing Kansans’ historic wartime volunteerism and support for Allen’s vision.
Governor Allen criticizes railway union leaders and predicts strikes will fail while U S can mobilize rail capacity at home. The piece discusses labor, radicals, and potential shifts in politics and energy use amid escalating prices and public debates.
A commented interview notes that steel mill workers, officials, mayors, sheriffs, and business leaders largely support prohibition as stabilizing. The writer argues prohibition fosters law and order, thrift, and economic saving during a period of national tension amid the steel strike.
An old Bayer package asserts Bayer genuine Aspirin tablets for headaches and other pains. It notes the formula Aspizin is Bayer trademark and mentions a 12 tablet tin box priced at a few cents.
An old advertisement claims Pape's Diapepsin tablets give instant relief from indigestion acidity and gas. It promises a speedy cure for stomach misery with one or two tablets and claims the product is inexpensive and universally effective.
A fragmentary 19th century item discusses Hood's Pills, wartime sentiment, and American stance toward Germany. It notes a letter from James W. Geran criticizing New York papers and German-leaning coverage, with references to public figures, newspapers, and political positions amid wartime discourse.
One year after Tedsy in War and peace terms, reports show Allied forces advancing into German territory. The narrative references Nia Verle and Wilson leading as tensions in the conflict persist amid aerial and ground actions.
A terse critique notes Our Little Quebec Cousin as the latest entry in the Cousin series from The Pare Co Boston. The reviewer highlights its blend of early Quebec history with modern events and praises its engaging portrayal of the province.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at an investigation order with references to individuals and a January timeline. The readable portion suggests procedural actions within a collective context but lacks coherent names or specifics.
A six foot seven inch tarpon weighing 185 pounds was captured by a 105 pound woman after a two hour fight off Fort Myers. The event was highlighted in photos and shown at the Athso vian event as part of Howe's Jubilee travel program. The report notes aquatic performances and film presentations during the festival.
A damaged ad-like note touts Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild bowel and liver aid. It claims they clear the blood and system, with faster action and no bad after effects versus other remedies. Recommend taking one or two nightly for a week, price 25 cents per box.
The text reports on production targets in a state program overseen by a governor and a manager, with figures around 1 000 tons weekly and a planned rise to 2 009 tons, all amid references to a tunnel wreck on the Brighton line in Brooklyn that killed more than 25 people. It mentions various figures and officials in a fragmented account.
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