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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1917
Page
6
The fragment includes a notice about newspaper distribution, a 1917 Lawrence Kansas date, and assorted quips on US forces in France, a mule restraining operation, Missouri state bird, and Benedict Hollweg signaling peace plans.
The government considers a plan to half soling shoes for soldiers as a practical step. A Lawrence man suggested the idea which the army authorities adopted, hoping to develop more new ideas during the crisis and to listen to any good proposals from individuals.
George Creel, head of the American censorship department, admits he elaborated from Admiral Gleaves’ official report the account of a submarine attack on the American transport fleet slated for newspapers. The Socialist party votes to oppose the war, but remains a weak political force with under 25 000 total votes. The liquor interests defend their industry but face a decisive shift as prohibition pressures grow and banks and manufacturers feel the impact.
The report indicates Berlin now closely monitors U.S. plans and activities through cables. It suggests there is clarity about sources of information and signals tighter scrutiny of communications, with emphasis on former German informants.
Salina Journal reports Lord Northcliffe’s cautions on censorship and American anxieties over puritanical controls in military camps. It notes industrial and media pressures from American firms and leaders arguing for moral standards, while praising the YMCA’s role in keeping training camps clean.
The Kaiser faces a resignation trend while France laughs at cultural shifts. American farmers shift to corn as coal price news stirs summer anxieties. General Pershing reviews troops in France with likely enduring impact. War verses from Publico labeled Teut urge action.
A column extols fuel efficiency while praising a gas meter in winter. It lists summer library hours from July 16 to August, including delivery, children's desks, reading rooms, and Saturday hours. Also notes a soldier burial detail for Washington Post No. 12 at Oak Hill and a personal note about Enos Hook of Wichita visiting Lawrence.
A large gathering at the White home celebrated a new rocking chair gift and welcomed about sixty five attendees. Neighbors and relatives, including the Welsh and Schutz families, shared ice cream and cake after games and music in a cordial social evening.
Tomorrow at 2 15 the Cubs and Red Sox duel for first place in a high profile league game. The weekend matches draw big crowds and promise strong play as Donald Nutt leads batting honors with Mackie and Allison breathing down his neck for next week. Also listed are the top ten hitters including Ar Pet and Putnam with various team notes and ads.
An old appeal promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women with fertility hopes. The piece includes a Nebraska testimonial and a stream of local social notes mentioning visits, calls, and everyday life in Lawrence and nearby towns.
A list of University of Kansas faculty and staff planning summer trips after the first six weeks of the summer session. Chancellor Frank Strong leads the group to Park Colorado, with many others headed to Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Ohio and various locations for teaching, visiting relatives, or research.
An advertising note promotes Othine for freckle removal claiming visible improvement after early applications. It states a money back guarantee and urges asking a druggist for the product. The clipping includes social notes about local residents and travels.
The Liverpool Post editorial speculates on whether American soldiers will marry English women as the American army arrives. It notes Canadians and Australians vary in marrying here, but says English girls should not despair as many American servicemen show amiable interest in English brides despite some historical differences.
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