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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1919
Page
4
An 1919 Lawrence Kansas notice discusses government auctions of surplus horses sold for far less than their cost. It warns against profiteering by dealers and urges soldiers and citizens to beware of inflated resales while noting most horses had not served overseas.
The piece quotes Clemenceau defending the balance of power as guiding thought for the Peace Conference and confidence from the Chamber of Deputies. It contrasts Wilson’s Manchester remarks rejecting any future balance of power, urging a broader, shared approach.
In a Carlisle sermon and New York Tribune editorial, critics weigh the balance of power between Germany and the Allies. They contrast J Wilson and Clemenceau on liberalism versus strategic for Germany, noting Belgium’s defense and England’s prompt entry while America lagged before joining the war.
A collection of light musings on home life and society figures. The piece wittily contrasts slacker grooms with helm in war era references and jokes about the Kaiser and fashion. It playfully evaluates fame and language with concise, era focused humor.
Lieut Gen Robert L Bullard a chief American commander in France is celebrated for birthdays today. Crown Princess of Sweden formerly Princess Margaret of Connaught is honored on her birthday. Virgil G Hinshaw long time Prohibition Party chair born in Woolson Iowa. Dr W H P Faunee Brown University president born Worcester MA. Elmore Y Sarles former North Dakota governor born Juneau County Wisconsin.
A compiled list notes 1851 Georgia’s first colonial assembly met in Savannah and 1844 Paris inaugurated the Fontaine Moliers memorial. It records 1856 Kansas governor election under the Topeka constitution, 1890 Dominion Parliament opening by Lord Stanley, and mentions 1849 death of Henry M. Rice. Further items include 1905 Carter as U.S. senator from Montana, 1907 Victoria Cross delivery, 1915 Berlin claiming northern Aisne clear, 1916 Germany promising reprisals, and 1917 British advances at Serre.
A historical health ad promotes a remedy claimed to ease colds and bronchial attacks. It emphasizes safety for all family members and offers bottles priced at 60 cents and 1.20 dollars.
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