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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1914
Page
4
Lawrence Kansas December 5 1914 Journal World announces delivery terms and contact details for the Daily and Yearly subscriptions. Readers urged to call if the paper is late after 7 pm and a messenger will be sent.
J Borden Harriman has died. He may be remembered as the husband of al Miso. The notice references his title and relationship, highlighting his passing and the recalled connection to al Miso.
Lawrence has the sole society reporter in the world who makes her rounds in an auto mipple, a quirky local feature captured as a curious newspaper note.
The president directs that Red Cross stamps be placed on every letter sent from the White House through Christmas, signaling a wartime relief gesture.
A fragmented line remarks on Japan worn as “paper tider weary” and urges that the country must adjust its ways and wear nothing at all if times do not improve, signaling social critique without clear context or attribution.
A learner notes that time spent studying European geography seems wasted as the course ends when the work is finished. The remark suggests a sense of futility and a wish for better outcomes from the learning effort.
A fragment notes Aman desired New York but stayed in Chicago for two decades, illustrating pro Mineral New York sentiment toward Chicago.
A garbled OCR note claims Hamp Clark nominated James We Maim as a Republican candidate for president. The fragment is unclear with misspellings and lacks verifiable names, dates, or places.
Report notes alleged deceit surrounding Crocker land and Dre Cook’s position, with claims contrasting Peary’s misleading conduct over nearby properties as tensions flare in the region. Strong entities referenced include Crocker, Dre Cook, and Peary amid contested land claims and local reactions.
A Philadelphia attorney argues that officers in the army are nearly unable to fly, claiming they scarcely now know their own wings amid the conflict.
The text argues courage should not be needed to do right or avoid wrong, noting society mislabels backbone as courage and treats it as the only manifestation of bravery. It critiques the idea that moral action requires extraordinary bravery rather than habitual virtue.
A distorted excerpt critiques self righteous charity and mentions doctors, old clothes, and contagion in a fragmented discussion. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear entities or a coherent event to anchor a proper summary.
Fragmentary line mentions Rupata hen and playing the gate with a serious tone. Details are missing to identify event, date, persons, or location. Further readable text needed for a precise card.
A historical remark argues his training does not suit leadership and warns that the veneer will wear off. It predicts Zapata will quarrel with his fellows and laments the need to recognize him as a patriot and co-worker for the good of Mexico.
Two hundred twenty seven Democrats were elected to the next Congress, with 122 from the South, signaling continued regional influence. Yet as a presidential election nears, northern Democrats fear shifts in power, with some optimism and warning amid party tensions.
A cautious call asserts American business must seize wartime opportunity by overcoming lethargy and embracing the national spirit. It stresses that men must understand this is America’s moment and push to awake the country as 18 impatiently pound on the doors to rouse them.
The message urges Americans to move beyond sensational war news and seize the moment for national effort. It calls for action and duty, stressing that this is America’s opportunity to contribute while the war continues.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe workers in Chicago reacting to railroad delays delaying hearings beyond year’s start. Reference to reactionaries and perceived control by their allies appears in scattered quotes about labor unrest and political pressure.
The piece pokes fun at TL and the University relying on humor. It suggests the joke may serve a purpose once it moves beyond the pendurots Hess, acting as a ticklet to amuse people and perhaps aid campus morale.
Railroads postponed increasing passenger rates until January, not to gather public sentiment but to await political shifts as officials take office. The move signals strategic timing as the industry weighs public and regulatory reactions.
The state decided not to mark packages sent to Beleiun and to charge Kansas only for advertising. Public calls for help stirred state action, taken from sympathetic motives. The decision favors shipping supplies without marks to the sulfur firms.
A fragment discusses complacency toward reactionary sentiment, warning that rising socialist support signals growing alignment with that party and a shifting political mood.
A speaker argues for cheaper land credit and broader access for non landholders. The concept proposes tenant farmers pooling credit by standing on each other notes, asserting the plan is workable but lacking details.
A war poem critiques leaders who push Europe into slaughter. It imagines the ghosts of fallen soldiers pursuing princes and rulers for the bloodshed they caused.
A fragment notes that improvements and credit help the tenant farmer. It mentions edits or policy support as the real land issue, with emphasis on economic relief for tenants. The readable text is limited and lacks concrete names or dates.
A public statement argues the sole solution to the water issue is municipal ownership. It warns against any rate increases and insists a well managed plant should be prepared for sale. The city would be the only bidder if private concerns refuse to bid, implying no private sale.
The vice president will likely seek new advisers while many progressives still view Bryan as the Great Commoner and oppose any break. The president will feel pressure to refresh his circle despite potential friction with Bryan supporters.
The Troy Chief reports Mr Vapper receiving guidance from the defeated Mousers on handling his administration. The Mousers seek good government and press for Capper to succeed. They see a patriotic, tradition-free progressive movement forming if Capper proves capable.
Walter Johnson, reportedly on a Kansas farm, signs for the coming season after magnates hint at terms but yield to his independence. He declares his own conditions, resisting any attempt to force unequal terms and signaling strong local support from country neighbors.
Miss Frances Garside former Kansas newspaper woman now with the McClure Syndicate in New York declares she would choose rein carnation as a butterfly if forced to live again. She contrasts antlike labor with a longing for freedom and a quieter Ozark home. She plans to stay with her sister in Kansas before returning to New York.
Aurora presents Julius Caesar with full dress and overcoats in the upcoming performances next Thursday and Friday highlighting a bold period production.
Ad copy touts Rexall Liver Salts as best for torpid liver and lists sole sale at Met Level's Drug Store with brand names Ye and Selutles.
Herbert Hoover, chairman of the American Commission for Relief in Belgium, warns London that seven million Belgians face famine with no daily bread shortages easing. He cites German objections and Allied port debates, noting Belgian dependence on U S aid and the need to reach farther towns within thirty days.
In a Chicago grand jury appearance today Barnes Berlselie a longtime ward politician and underworld figure testified about ties between certain policemen and criminals following the lead of Frank Ryan leader of the clairvoyant ring. James Ryan another active worker and clairvoyant ring member also testified.
An old Wiedemann's advertisement promotes Our Peach Ice Cream flavored with fruit. It urges customers to call for pure ice cream and fruit ices, using the slogan For pure ice, cream and fruit ices call either plane 182. Wiedemann's.
A paraphrase urges seeking wisdom as silver and gold, promising that the Lord grants wisdom and understanding. It speaks of divine guidance for the righteous, guarding paths of judgment and preserving the way of saints. The result is understanding righteousness, judgment, and equity along every good path.
The stories supporting and expanding the confession by Frank Ryan led to nine true bills against detective Durcan, per Maclay Hoyne the state's attorney. Indictments will not be steptined until Saturday. Berische and James Ryan, linked to fraud on Mrs. Hope S. McKidowneux, face renewed police scrutiny after a revolver fight at a busy downtown corner. Nath Spira, recently convicted of arson, injured bystanders and sent to hospitals.
An old advertisement claims Cardui eases female suffering and unneeded pains. It includes a testimonial about improved mobility and sewing ability after using the remedy and urges women to buy at their local drug stores.
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