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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1916
Page
4
A July era column discusses unreliable telephones and mail dispatch issues, notes on Western Union service, and then shifts to editorials on Roosevelt’s public positions. The piece covers the Philippines independence talk, a U S protectorate note, and U S policy in Mexico and South America with emphasis on maintaining stability and order.
A fragmentary report recalls an unsteady memory of a visit, a supposed call about a blige, and a reference to Sectotiey Coburn Gsedite. The text struggles with earthquakes, comfort, and past roles, mentioning Ramsay and Wlaznribes with unclear connections and dates.
The Niehison Globe discusses support for a movement and local measures. They weigh the benefits of improvements and community backing, noting costs and upkeeping, while considering how funds should be allocated for road and facility projects.
Yesterday afternoon at Kentucky street Aliss Nellié Pranklin hosted a musical for about eleven pupils. A wedding reception followed at Tan Fy hall with Rabb Berkowitz officiating. Speeches and toasts were given and Gov. Uarmphroba sent a letter of thanks for help in the Indian troubles. The Y.M.C.A open voting room was mentioned and a band concert planned. A railroad tax related discussion was noted as a potential road legislation record.
An article argues against opponents of preparedness who claim war is good. It contends that belief in war’s goodness is false and that true preparedness aims to prevent unnecessary slaughter by ensuring national readiness, challenging assertions that any nation is safer in war.
A fragmentary editorial argues for strong protection of American citizens abroad and at sea. It asserts that rights and safety come before dollars, condemns indiscriminate violence, and cites the haunting image of a dead child as a powerful call to guardianship of life and liberty.
A fragment from the Springfield Republicin discusses Dutch disaster risks amid ongoing war. It notes floods near the Zuyder Zee, fortifications, naval losses, and Dutch mobilization while warning that Holland may face aggression from a hostile power.
A fragmentary and archaic narration contemplates tyranny and the dream of world unity under a conqueror. It recalls Alexander and Genghis Khan as rulers who once claimed the globe, contrasting ancient ambitions with the need for safe, peaceful progress for all peoples.
Society ladies adopt new hair curling method described in garbled text. Mentions ves and methods, pleasant to use, with references to morning routines and dental care, but specifics are unclear due to OCR errors.
The First District Republican congressional committee planned a meeting in Topeka on January 28 to arrange the selection method for two delegates to the Republic national convention. The state committee meeting was set for Friday morning with further sessions on January 29 and the next day.
Advert says Always Eat man’s Bee Ribbon Bread is wholesome and available at varie grocers.
Fragmentary report recalls prominent Sioux chiefs and the 1876 disaster at the Little Big Horn. It notes Spotted Tail and other leaders detached from the core action, with references to their movements into Canada and the tribe's long decline since the clash with U.S. forces.
Agnes Thompson of MU Lawrence is named a member of the University Abtonit Board following the resignation of HEL Chatkley. W Hatchinson is also mentioned in connection with the visiting organization appointments.
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