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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
8
The note from Chief Engineer RW Huntley argues for closing the esate to Hood praters to prevent occupation of oil channel low ground along the Kaw River. It contends the constriction will allow future use of the right of way and gate construction, with no objection to the referenced works.
Unclear readable elements show teams from Merchants Alleys and Tran- Duryoo drawing a tie. Names Kris Bryant and Athena appear among disrupted OCR. No clear scores or locations confirmed.
Associated Press market report from Kansas City notes receipts across cattle hogs and cattle categories. Cattle and hog markets included marked decreases with hogs showing a five lower trend amid 5,000 total receipts and market activity shifting in late morning trading.
Market prices for wheat corn oats rye and hay listed with bid offers and deliveries. Cattle receipts and pork lard figures noted. Social note: Mr and Mrs O F Russell and Miss Jean Russell visiting George Russell at the Soldiers Home in Leavenworth.
At the World's Christian Endeavor Convention in Toronto, editor McDonald urged delegates to adopt the undisproved socialism of Jesus as a means to prevent wars. He argued it transcends external life and aligns inner motives with communal living, challenging militarism and urging love for enemies.
London notes contrast Whitsun week wartime and peacetime with a satirical epitome. The piece recalls Mr Lloyd George speech at Criccieth and Asquith at golf on the Torquay headlands. It also mentions Oxford granting Prince Finemowsky a civil doctor title amid broader events.
Paris July New fashion trends show war influence as Parisian women don khaki trousers tunics and blue uniforms inspired by military attire. Observers note blues, greens and horizon shades blending with civilian dress while wartime styles spread among bold ensembles and practical silhouettes.
Paris reports excellent health with no epidemics from hot weather. Last week 30 deaths in Paris, 19 in the prior week, and 24 the seasonal average. Typhoid fever caused only three deaths. Reports from military points indicate the epidemic is abating.
The group Look For Long War Lowlon July and Lloyds signals grim outlook on peace talks. Members demand 70 percent insurance payout toward total losses if no peace is declared by December.
A. D. Carroll finished in fourth place in the Cosmopolitan Contest for the largest June increase in copies sold. The event highlighted rising sales figures and recognized top performers in publishing.
The Cosmopolitan dealers nationwide joined a competition in which Mr Carroll earned the fourth prize of four pounds cash. The event also served as a strong business boost for Carroll and Lawrence as well as the broader dealer network.
Salvation Army efforts fund the seventy collection boxes located around the city with donations to cover next children's picnic expenses in mid August. The article notes volunteers and local residents like Con Squires and Mrs Noe, plus Mrs Izabeth Wendell hosting visitors, as part of the community scene.
Denver prepares for the International Farm Congress and the accompanying International-Progress Exposition from September 26 to October. Several western governors including Carlson of Colorado Ammons, Morehead of Nebraska Kendrick of Wyoming Hant of Arizona McDonald of New Mexico Ferenson of Texas and Spry of Utah signal they will attend.
Readers ask if kerosene soaking will remove carbon from cylinders and how to scrape carbon off. They seek guidance on tire construction differences, various ignition systems, blending fuels, and safe operating temperatures. Also questions on piston pressure during firing and noises from the drive train plus a note about a flood prevention conference attendees.
A London committee promotes coffee as a wholesome alternative to alcohol for the National People's Palace Association campaign. They argue coffee is scarce in the country yet can be sold cheaply over bars, underlining a push to curb drink consumption with a strong, milkless brew.
Oklahoma Red Man takes daughter home amid legal constraints as battle over war tax proceeds fronts a clash between Native resolve and white administrative barriers. In Switzerland, July 9, a referendum approved a constitutional amendment to levy a special war tax to finance mobilization and maintain neutrality.
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