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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1917
Page
5
The Lawrence Journal World discusses U S war stance and policy amid tensions. It cites government rights over ships, submarine notes, and public reaction to anti war and pro war sentiments, reflecting debate over preparedness, diplomacy, and economic strains in February 1917.
The article notes crews may resist demantlings of interned German steamers and protests that such actions would harm owners and could weaken United States interests if implemented, signaling limited profit and potential political repercussions.
Fragments claim humor removal cures inward outward ills with Hood's Pills. Mentions hospital fire equipment and old horse drawn fire department vehicles. Notes newspaper price rises and a stubborn penny press era. References Shakespeare Bacon Paradise Lost and secrecy as a path to privacy.
An Ohio man convicted as a mob follower faces a parole condition requiring him to publish an abject apology to the sheriff in every county paper. The editorial condemns lynching and predicts widespread shaming and universal ridicule, arguing lynch law would lose popularity if applied universally.
Fragmented notes reflect a noisy catalog of opinions and items with stray phrases about promptness, education, travel, divorce, humor, and consumer hints. It mentions a train incident near 8 City, lens grinding display by Jester and Roberts, and a Valentine note among miscellaneous tidbits and ads.
A fiery editorial argues against elite graft in church and state and urges direct democracy. It praises initiative and recall, warns of corporate manipulation, cites Oregon and Kansas examples, and calls for commission government as a peril to liberty while urging the people to seize power through referenda and constitutional reform.
Specialists in the state discuss a calm soothing remedy for itching eruptions. Medical voices weigh forms of dermatitis and rheum experiences while noting patient reactions and potential treatments amid uncertain reports.
A damaged excerpt references a person named Arthur E Dwell speaking about societal pressures and private versus public interests. The text criticizes attempts to harm or control people and urges looking beyond immediate concerns to broader welfare. The fragmentary nature limits clear attribution or context.
Reports say two British steamers were sunk in an act of aggression. Lloyds ships Warle Pickering and another steamer of similar tonnage were marked as sunk. Observers note ongoing naval activity and disruptions to merchant routes.
A garbled notice claims a dandruff remedy and announces official actions by the City Utilities Office. It mentions dues and a primary name Carey Mitchell and an appearance of an authorized municipal section.
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