Convention weather and wartime colors in mixed Kansas news
The piece notes rain over Chicago conventions, Kansas delegates in sunflowers, and recalls heavy bombardment at Verdun. It cites Colonel Roosevelt’s stance on hyphenated citizens and hints at Republican Progressives steering nominations, with talk of unity or division and fear of a split vote aiding Wilson.
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Chicago
Kansas
Victor Murdock
Henry
Allen
Roosevelt
Wilson
Topeka
Kan
United States Weather Bureau
Roy
Progressive message at Republican convention angers some
The Michigan Progressive urged the Republicans to "go to hell" in a speech that drew hisses. Many Progressives, including Kansans, want to unite with Republicans if they can do so without sacrificing principles, suggesting core unity remains strategic and cautious.
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Michigan
Chicago
German government moves to conserve fuel supply amid war
The German government steps to conserve fuel may raise hope in allied nations that Germany nears exhaustion. The article notes such hope is unlikely to materialize soon and credits German statesmen with foresight since the war began.
Growth of Summer Enrollment Expands University Use
A university on Mount Cread enters its fourteenth summer with record enrollments as more students pursue education year round. The trend shows that summer studies attract self supporting students and others who seek to use the campus for learning, signaling a broader adaptation of state investment and a busier hill in summer.
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Mount Cread
Taiwrenti
How Wilson Didn't Co-operate
President Wilson issued an appeal to American citizens to cooperate with the war effort as the Consul Board seeks measures. The article notes Germany's blue dye industries could be converted into explosive plants, and argues that shutting down a dye system would aid national defense, urging business men to respond.
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Wilson
War Consul Board
Germany
America
President’s stance on dye industry protection questioned
The article cites concerns that modern dye plants fear ruinous German competition after the war and notes no White House message urging Congress to establish a domestic dye industry. It contrasts expected industry cooperation with an administration unwilling to cooperate, likening the situation to ancient Egypt’s brick without straw.
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Germany
Congress
Egypt
Leavenworth Times
Imagined Chicago convention fills streets with brass bands
An editorial paints an imagined June 1916 Chicago scene as crowds surge through State and Michigan avenues for Roosevelt and Root camps. Brass bands from Ypsilanti to Los Angeles march amid clamor, with hotels and sidewalks packed and citizens urged to choose sides.
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Science Monitor
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Root Club
New York
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Sherman House
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Michigan
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Freckles Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These Usly Spots
Readable text promotes a double strength outline cream to remove freckles. Claims promise clearer skin and a guarantee of money back if it fails. Includes advice to use nightly and morning routines for visible improvement.
Resinol treatment praised for eczema relief
A long-running file of reports extols Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap for eczema and similar skin troubles. The early use often stops itching and burning and clears the eruption, with wide professional approval and wide sale through druggists and hotels.
Versatile Admiral Cardale to Leave Greece After War Role
Rear Admiral Hubert S. Cardale, acting head of the British Naval Mission in Greece and senior Royal Hellenic Navy officer on active duty, will relinquish his post. He has bridged Greek factions, siding with both King Constantine and Venizelos, and has long served under Crown Prince Constantine in the Balkan War.
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Greece
Hubert S. Cardale
Royal Hellenic Navy
Cardale
Venizelists
Constantine
Venizelos
Serbia
Belgrade
Danube
Kityveter
Kara- George Mixtal
Rental Office Open For Saturday Afternoons
Announcement from W. W. Russ stating the rental office will remain open each Saturday afternoon despite no need to close during the period referenced. The note emphasizes no change to the usual weekday hours and maintains consistent accessibility for patients and tenants.
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W. W. Russ
Holland Adopts Daylight Saving Time Amid Farm Objections
The Hague reports daylight saving will save about $2,000,000 annually after the new act took effect. While 6,000,000 Dutch citizens adjust to earlier rising and retiring, farmers in Friesland complain milking and harvests may suffer. The Palace clock misset on May Day adds to timing quirks. Reverend Stauffer and Eriksen return from Athis after Midland College events. Eriksen traveled via Kansas City to hear Billy Sunday.
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Netherlands
Holland
Palace of Peace
Hague
Friesland
E. E. Stauffer
C. J. Eriksen
Athhis
Midland ’ College
Mr. Eriksen
Kansas
Billy
Supervisors for munition factory boys proposed
The Workers' Welfare Department of the Ministry of Munitions plans to appoint paid supervisors in about 3000 munitions factories to oversee boy workers. Supervisors would address health and comfort, handle pre dismissal cases, and monitor wages to help encourage savings. The move follows concerns that high pay and loose home discipline reduce obedience and thrift among boys in war work.
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London
England
Ministry of Munitions
Strawberry Crops Peak As Fruit Season Advances
Readers note a strong strawberry yield in northeastern counties while potatoes and peppers ripen in southern regions. Butter Krust bread promotes its freshness as Dunmire’s advertises local loaves. Busy Bee and Colloch’s showcase dairy and filling fountain products. Coleman Planing Mill and local agent Ed Klein are mentioned in agricultural trade notes.
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Coleman Planing Mill
Dallas
Texas
Klein
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Examinations Set for August for Philippine Island Service
Teachers seek details on exams for Assistant Men and Teacher Men and Women scheduled August 16-17 and 27-28. Positions offer salaries from 1300 to 3000 dollars. Interested applicants should contact the Post Office for full information.
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