If the Reds Had Charge in U S A 1919 Opinion
A 1919 Kansas newspaper column warns of potential Red takeover citing a New York manifesto on destroying property rights and fostering violence. It notes remarks by Raymond Robbins and a Siberia war story about mutinous soldiers near Archangel and Lawrence observers.
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New York
Federation of
Unions of
Triiteds States
Canada
Hewietchine “Sons
Raymond Robbins
Archangel
Siberia
Lawrence
Montgomery Ward & Company
United States
Illinois
Government Colorado cooperation funds shale laboratory
The government and Colorado will cooperate to establish a 20000 dollar experimental laboratory in Boulder to study oil shales. The piece notes optimism about retrieving oil from western Colorado and Utah shales versus past gold yields and mentions tensions over coal operator demands for rapid government payments. Mining interests face an unfavorable climate.
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Colorado
Boulder
Western Colorad
Utah
Trego County
A Fool at 40 Promises Blood Remedy Miracle
An old advertisement proclaims Number 40 for the blood as a universal cure. It claims efficacy in blood troubles eczema skin diseases rheumatism and digestive issues. Endorsed by J C Mendelhall and J C Meidenhall with testimonials from Hor Texas and Evansville Ind dated January 22 1919.
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J.C. Mendel
Texas
J. C. Meidenhall
Evansville
Ind
San Antonio Express
Journalistic Vices and Values in a Ban Era
The piece notes self control among newspaper men and cites a Kansas City correspondent who wrote a coherent story about a booze orgy in St. Louis after a court order allowed sale. It contrasts ministers calling churches to close for fuel with theaters continuing to run and hints at future travelers who moved despite a government passenger service ban.
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Kansas City
St. Louis
Editorial on Town and Country Cooperation in Kansas
The Eldorado Republican argues farmers sustain towns as buyers and suppliers. It notes farming town vitality hinges on farm prosperity, calls for road networks linking countryside, and urges town country unity against rivalry. It includes a Do You Know column from the Lawrence Chamber highlighting thrift, costs, and patriotic savings. Mrs. Frank McFarland traveled to Kansas City today.
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Eldorado Republican
Kansas
Stames
Armor
Evory
Ountry
Coun
The
Lawrence Chamber of
Jommeive
Weien
Liberty
United States
Sousa Band Coming to Lawrence December 15 at Robinson Gym
Citizens discuss the Sousa band slated for a December 15 concert in Robinson Gymnasium. Jean Butler clarifies the ensemble is Sousa’s 69‑member top‑tier group, distinct from the Jackie band. Profits from the concert will aid local guardsmen families in Pittsburg coal fields.
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Lawrence
Sou‘a
Robinson Gymnasium
Park
Jean Butler
Sousa
Jackie Band
Sosa
Great Lakes Staion
Chicago
Jackie
Ohio
Tittsburg
Birthdays Celebrated For Noted Authors Clerics and Statesman
Today marks birthdays of Prince Peter Kropotkin Rev G Campbell Morgan Meredith Nicholson Rev Charles L Slattery Thomas W Hardwick George H Brimhall and others with notices noting birthplaces and ages. A community fair features Unitarian Women’s Christmas Bazaar and seasonal crafts and foods at Kennedy’s Plumbing Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Peter Kropotkin
G. Campbell Morgan
Teachers’ Training Co
Ege
New York
England
Meredith Nicholson
Crawfordsville
Ind
Charles L. Slattery
Grace Episcopal Church
Pittsburgh
Thomas W
Kennedy
Anniversaries Recall Revolutionary Virginia Skirmish
Today marks the 1775 Battle of Great Bridge near Norfolk as the first bloodshed of the Virginia Revolution. Also noted is 1844 Rear Admiral Joseph B. Ochlan who commanded the Ral.
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Great Bridge
Norfolk
Virginia
Joseph B. ‘Ochlan
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
A newspaper blurb touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach distress. It claims tablets neutralize acidity end belching and heartburn with minimal cost and great benefit to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
One Year Ago Today in War President Poincare greeted
One year ago today President Poincare received an enthusiastic greeting in Strassborg Norway while Denmark announced severance actions.
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Poincare
Strassborg
Norway
Denmark
Bouquet Missed Target at Patti Event
A bouquet thrown toward Mme Patti during a public event failed to reach its intended recipient, eliciting light amusement from the crowd and an onlookers’ reaction.
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Boquet
Mme
Patti
Rheumatic Tablets promise relief for rheumatism
An advertisement touts Trusler's Rheumatic Tablets as a pure vegetable remedy for rheumatism. It claims guaranteed relief, with a 30 days' treatment costing 50c and 80 days' treatment $1.00. Tablets are chocolate coated and easy to take. If you have a cold or influenza symptoms, follow indications for treatment.
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Trusler
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Journal-World
Onue
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Rankin’s Drug Store
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Eigh
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Frankfort
John French
Arras
Russia
Singer Co
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New York City
First Trust and Savings Bank
First National Bank of the City of New York
Chiergs Stock Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Robert J. Thorne
Messrs. Arthur Young&Co., Certified Public Accountants
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