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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1917

Page

2

War era column touches on bonds and policy shifts

A fragmented wartime column discusses Liberty bonds, German strategy, and social thought. It mentions Merchants National Bank, the Lawrence post office, and Western Union in passing while debating pacifism, conscription education, and British reprisals. It notes Kaiser and Barleycorn, Russian artillery, and the U boat Bremen loss affecting Atlantic shipping. The piece reflects public sentiment and a mix of historical commentary.

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Kansas artillery command questioned by war department

The War Department is urged to appoint a seasoned Kansas officer to lead a newly raised regiment of artillery in Kansas. Captain Clarke, previously of Company H, Twentieth Kansas, earned a reputation for efficiency and sharp target practice, and his selection could shape training for the new unit. The piece also comments on Japan and US notes to China in a political campaign, arguing over propriety and response.

War Department Kansas Clarke Japan China Chi John Hay Lola Hegister

Kimball Named Kansas State Manager By Administration

The Kansas State Manager appointment of James A Kimball of Salina aligns with the new state order. Kimball, a longtime civic actor in Salina, is described as a capable organizer who would lead business affairs under the new law, bringing experience, energy, and Kansas connections to his big task.

Kansas James A. Kimball Salina Capner Kimball Jim Mir Kimball Sa Hina Short Grass Couner Progressive Republican Movement Kansas City Times

Army Nurse Ideals Prompt Emporia Views

In Emporia Gazette an essay mocks young women who imagine nursing war duty as glamour. It stresses hospital chores, cleaning, cooking, and endurance, praising the steady middle aged nurse with resolve who truly cares for sick and injured men. Romania to Send Mission Here Tokio June 21 A Romanian mission to the United States seeks interest in Romanian affairs. Mrs Blanche Simmons leaves for Denver for the summer. Our pineapple ice is made from fruit. Try it at Wiedemann's.

Emporia United States Emporia Gazette Romania Tokio

Freezone claims corn relief without pain in new drug

A Cincinnati inventor promotes Freezone as a painless remedy to lift off hard or soft corns and calluses. Tiny bottles sold in drug stores for a few cents. Apply drops to the affected area and pain disappears as the corn shrivels and loosens for easy removal. Genuine product bears a yellow label.

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Truths and trifles mix in a muddled column

A scrambled local column mocks politics and social chatter. It riffs on Germany Russia and war fronts, satire of politicians and public topics, and ends with a plug for Lawrence's ice cream. Names and clear events are few. the piece reads as a salon of wry opinions.

Canadians Are Glad War Entry Aids Victory Says Letter

Lawrence residents Mr and Mrs Hugh Blair recount their Canada visit in Bloomfield Ontario June 16 1917 with impressions of wartime sentiment. Canadians praise U S entry and Wilson while Roosevelt is celebrated as a volunteer force ideal. conscription envisions rapid mobilization and strong Allied victory. Blair notes Canadian 80th battalion recruitment details under Colonel W G Ketcheson and describes bands and morale shared with Lawrence connections.

Hugh Blair Lawrence Canada Mr. Blair Blair Journal-World Bloomfield Ont United States Wilson Roosevelt France England Ottawa W. G. Ketcheson Europe 80Th Buckingham Palace Ketchsen

Dear Blair Family Letter From France to Home

A heartfelt field letter describes relatives serving in France with Canadian forces, noting sons in Belgian and Canadian units and Major Van der Water’s medal. The writer plans to move from Montreal to Lawrence then cherishes the idea of home under Old Glory, with pride in Holstein cows and farming country.

France John W. Blair Vimy Ridge van der Water Montreal Lawrence Hebe Hugh Blair

Harvest Ready: Economize On Fats And Repairs Now

State defense guidance urges housewives to stretch fats and save costs. Use cheaper fats for cooking and dressings, replace butter with alternatives, and prepare dishes with minimal butter. Emphasizes home economy and domestic resource conservation amid wartime measures.

Evans-Metcalf Company State Council of Defense Fopeka Kan Committee On Whele

Argentine party leans to joining U S policy in war

The Buenos Aires government party shows support for aligning with United States policy, with a bill expected in parliament. Elsewhere in Topeka seed wheat survey progresses, finding mixed grain and ramping up by month end. Fort Riley crews await home kodak pics from Squires.

U. S Buenos Aires United States Topeka Kay J. C. Mohler State “Board of Agriculture Crohy

Returned residents and visitors in Tongonaxie area

Carter has returned after Lawrence with Miss Ida weed. Ursan Russel returned from Lawrence trip while Laming returned to Kun Jitter visiting with Afiss Addie nu in Lawrence and other friends. Miss Ilamorah Rieger of Bonner Springs spent the day in town Saturday. J. J. Watkins motored to Leavenworth on Monday.

Carter Lawrence Idaweed Ursan Russel Laming Kun- Jitter Afiss Addienu Ilamorah Rieger Bonner Springs J. J. Watkins Leavenworth

Sweden Gains in Population

Sweden’s population reached 5,757,566 by end of 1916, up 44,526 from 1915, the smallest yearly gain in a decade. Births and deaths stood at 21.14 and 13.55 per thousand, both record lows. FE. W. Cross attended the Hutchinson funeral directors’ meeting.

Sweden Stockholm Kingdom of Central Bureau of Statistics Funeral Directors FE. W. Cross Hutchinson Funeral Directors’ Association

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