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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1915
Page
4
Fragmented OCR reflects a discussion of Pan Americanism and internationalism in U S policy. It references Monroe doctrine and fears of European power extending sovereignty, noting words about national unity and war policy amid shifting global influence.
Barber and Son advertise a honey and tar compound cough syrup as a trusted, safe remedy. The ad claims it soothes coughs, throat irritation, hoarseness, chest tightness, and croup with no harmful drugs, supported by years of market presence.
A fragment reflecting Pan American ideas on unity among twenty-one republics, emphasizing the American nations as an emergent family. It notes isolation no longer fits, highlights cooperation shaped by World War and the push for jus gentium, and calls for stronger international collaboration.
The Baldwin Presbyterian church held a Christmas celebration with a varied program including a piano piece and a choir, drawing notable local attendance and interest. Many residents and families were mentioned as participating or planning visits, with some health concerns noted as illnesses spread through the area.
In Topeka a Kansas public utilities commission order requires corporations to file telegraphic reports of all accidents. The rule mirrors Interstate Commerce Commission practice and aims to standardize accident filings and casualty tallies for public service firms.
A meeting of the Sons of Veterans is announced with details incomplete in the fragment. The event appears to involve a Robinson as a person or place reference, but essential specifics are missing.
A Christmas cantata presented last night by Baptists and Christians featured Marian I Jinior Male Quartette and choirs. Ruth Herod's Lloward led a well attended program at Buchat Hall, with Ruth Herod and others preparing the vocal selections and choruses for a renewal of obligations.
A well known local Black man named Buddy Ware has died after an illness. He was aged about 60 and prominent in the Se Town district. The funeral is expected at the family home on Vy Street with friends and neighbors paying respects. He contributed to local events and will be missed by many.
The Bureau of Domestic Commerce reports a November summary showing total U S trade near five billion dollars with exports making up about two thirds. It notes exports surpassing prior records, with the month ending in November reflecting significant gains over the previous year.
A fragmentary wartime note describes a monument site in Copenhagen related to a torpedoed craft beached ashore. The text mentions shapes, a saboteur motif, and an exploded mine near a Syrian isle, with unclear references and stray phrases.
An advertising notice urges men and women to try Scott's Emulsion after meals for a month to boost health. It claims the product enriches blood, improves circulation, and nourishes the body, presenting it as a pleasant alcohol-free tonic promoted by Scott & Lowe in Nova Scotia.
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