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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1919
Page
6
A reader cites the monied push for large trusts and anti trust bills while praising war relief volunteer T. J. Sweeney of Douglas county for organizing civilian aid since 1917. The piece notes political shifts as Imri Zumwalt becomes state printer and mocks bald officials from a prior administration.
Senator Cummins argues the president should not return railroads to private control without remedial legislation. He warns that past wage increases have burdened the roads and that reverting to state laws and federal agency rulings would invite disaster.
Officers accuse the War Department of wasting time and money by requiring hundreds of officers to travel to Washington for discharge papers. They report paying 7 cents a mile plus hotel bills while delays drain funds. The critics call for on-site discharge processing at departure ports to cut costs and time.
A fragmented line suggests discussion of keeping certain men in service in Washington with implied excuses. The text hints at political or administrative tensions but provides no clear events, names, dates, or outcomes to anchor a full summary.
The column riffs on conscientious objectors judges voices and cultural quirks. It lampoons conservative vanity and reform zeal while noting shifts in politics and public life, including comments on European figures and a light promotion for Rexall 93 hair tonic at McColloch's Drug Store.
A memorial honoring the sixteen Lawrence High School alumni who died in World War I is being prepared by Principal F. H. Olney. The project features a group photograph and inscription to honor all who served, with emphasis on courage shown in France and on the cattle front.
The item lists today’s notable birthdays including Duke of the Abruzzi and Sir Frederic Cowen with playful context, plus mentions of Romain Rolland and Jared Sanders. It notes the film Little Women at Bowersock and Varsity theaters with nostalgic details, and adds a local Founding Day celebration in Australia, a Kansas Day Club banquet in Topeka, and Detroit boasting many women real estate agents.
During cross examination of Louis F. Swift before the senate agricultural committee, speculative Swift stock transactions were scrutinized. Senator Nocris of Nebraska cited a newspaper account showing a $10,810,000 swing in market values for Swift & Co. and Swift International, Libby McNeil Libby.
A compact retrospective item catalogs notable anniversaries from Canterbury to Copenhagen. It lists births, deaths, and events tied to Moses Cleveland, Captain Hardy, Napoleon era battles, German princes, Prussian parliament actions, Danish royals, and early 20th century World War I milestones with dates and brief context.
Fifty year old cough and cold remedy praised for quick relief and reliability. Advertises pure bottle options, 60c and 1.20, available everywhere. Also promotes Kiogeliver Life Pills at 25c for digestion and bowel function.
WashingtonJanuary 29 five leading packers testified before the House interstate commerce committee on regulating the meat industry. Edward A Cudahy of Cudahy Co read by his attorney and T E Wilson of Wilson Co delivered statements and faced questions. Both presidents argued that legislation and government regulation or ownership are unnecessary and impractical.
A fragmented item discusses a local saying The Belgian Way and references to doctors who treat fevers or ague in Eastland. It notes a mistranscribed phrase and mirrors a historical view on medical figures and popular terms within a community.
A fragment describes holly wreaths at Roman weddings and notes Zoroastrian water ceremonies in India and Persia, where believers soaked hot pieces and sprinkled water to bless newborns. The text links these practices to wishes for prosperity and safety in life.
Quotation stresses courage and faith as the first step to victory. It asserts many battles are won by belief that the fight can be won, quoting Rev. Hugh Ehick M.A. and emphasizing mental resolve as a precursor to success.
A concise quotation notes that the devil has no slander ally like want of perception attributed to Philip HL Wick stead. The fragment suggests a reflective or aphoristic line on perception and slander.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a mild effective substitute for calomel with quick liver help. The ad touts no teeth damage like strong liquids and promises rapid relief from headaches dullness and bloated feeling by correcting constipation and disordered liver. Boxes priced 10c and 25c sold by all druggists.
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