Kansas paper urges aid to Armenian and Belgian relief
The paper appeals for donations to feed starving Armenian orphans and Belgian relief, urging readers in Kansas to contribute substantial amounts. It cites Shawnee and Douglas counties surpassing and trailing targets, and contrasts with past fundraising efforts while noting broader social commentary on fashion and prohibition.
Today’s anniversaries recount historic figures and events
1561 Sir Francis Bacon born in London. 1615 Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette remains moved. 1871 Moselle bridge between Nancy and Thionville blown. 1814 rioting unemployed in Berlin. 1901 Queen Victoria died at Osborne born 1819. 1915 Russian advance in Galicia check. 1916 Nieces bombarded German lines. 1917 Wilson announces peace without victory to Senate.
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Francis Bacon
London
Louis XVI
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Osborne
Isle of Wight
Kensington
Vienna
Galicia
Birthdays and theater ads in today’s issue
A list of birthday acknowledgments for William H. Finley Brig Gen Edward A. Anderson Rt Rev Louis Walsh Dr Francis L. Patton and Chage S Osborn noting years since birth. Also notes Red Crop Salvage Store on Vermont St, a Mutt and Jeff in the Woolly West cartoon at Bowersock Theater January 23, and grooming products at McCulloch’s Drug Store. Ends with etymology of raining cats and dogs from England.
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William H. Finley
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Delaware City
Del
Edward A. Anderson
U. S.A
General Staff Corps
Tennessee
Louis - Sebastian Walsh
Portland
Meberi
Salem
Mass
Francis L. Patton
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Bermuda
Chage S. Osborn
Michigan
Huntington County
Indiana
Vermont St
Mutt
Jeff
Bud Fisher
Matt
Melody
Bowersock Theater
Fat People Get Thin Best Safe Home Method Ad
A dated advertisement promotes rapid weight loss using oil of Korein with plain directions. It claims fast, pleasant results and offers a free wrapper by writing to Korein at NA 6d4, Station F, New York.
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Kerein
s.Folow
Korein
New York
Germany Must Pay for Lille Destruction and Losses
Wartime piece argues Germany stole factory machinery and homes in Lille during occupation, deported women and girls, and destroyed industry. It urges punishment by present and future generations, citing French cities like Ypres and Peronne to demand restitution and universal accountability.
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Lille
Germany
Memarny
War memories from Lille and German occupation impacts
A speaker recalls deportations of over 10,000 youths to Germany and the suffering of Lille residents. The account condemns German war aims as rooted in dominance and details long lasting destruction, ruined factories, and mothers watching sons and daughters taken away.
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Germany
Lille
Germaras
McChinery
Tese
Laing Seeks War Department Action to Return Soldier-Farmers
Senator Laing of Russell introduces a concurrent resolution urging the War Department to release soldier-farmers at once to aid spring planting and stock feeding amid a record Kansas wheat crop shortage of manpower. He calls for a copy to be sent to Washington to normalize peace conditions.
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Laing
Russell
War Department
Sansas
the Senate
House
Washington
World’s sympathy for criminals and Germans judged fair play
A speech asserts that the world grants criminals equal sympathy as Germans. It argues society feeds and clothes offenders to atone, and would do so for the German people to expiate their crime, after which they may earn a place in civilization again. France and allied powers are not mentioned.
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Warsaw
Armenia
America
Henderson Martin
I. J. Meade
Journal- World
Christ
Lille
Foile
Tiey
Pas
Owas
Seleium
France
Ypres
Bassa
Peronne
St. Lens
Germany
British Honduras: a hot, lush land near the equator
British Honduras lies near the Yucatan and Guatemala, a hot climate with lush woods, vast flowers, and abundant wildlife. English settlers arrived early, with a history shaped by Spanish treaties and empire ties. The country features marshland, fertile dry ground, mahogany and dye wood, bananas, rice, coconuts, and the port of Belize Town as a key entry point.
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Yucatan
Guatemala
Jamaica
Spain
Guatemela
Farmers Press Urgent Call to Discharge Enlisted Boys
The Laing resolution gains support of thousands of Kansas farmers who allege women have shouldered farm duties while young men in camps in the United States are held without reason and demand swift discharge.
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Kansas
United States
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