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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
4
The piece mocks time tricks and notes Scottish regiments of Canadian forces trading charm for khaki. It hints at police court chatter in Kansas about Mexican unrest and cites suffragists and Pankhurst methods as contrasted with St. Louis silence.
The text laments mistreatment of natives by a U S force of about 3000 marching through a route, noting protests from the de facto government and President Wilson. It argues sadness fades as abuses were found after the United States called southern folks to account for prior outrages.
The Kan ts and New York World note that mobilization for war is gradual not instantaneous. The National Guard quickly mobilized over two weeks, with the entire force marching to camps and then toward the border for active service, illustrating that Germany and Britain also required time to prepare before Charleroi marked the start of a larger conflict.
A letter to the editor reflects on Kansas troops in the Spanish American War, defending their honor and dedication. It notes the state's proud history of courage and duty, and counters criticisms by stressing the enduring value of those who volunteered, regardless of age or era.
Judge Ruppenthal of Russell Kansas urges using county prisoners in public works to reform jail conditions. He cites deformed inmates and argues work programs could prevent life of crime while correcting prisons' blight rather than preserving it.
A Judge Ruppenthal arraignment is described as forceful yet the issue faces Kansas residents. Proposals include public road work and a municipal farm as possible solutions, with a blended plan or new approach suggested to provide meaningful work and reform. The text stresses recognizing the need as a crucial first step.
A short editorial lauds Miss Nellie E Turner instructor in reading at Haskell Institute for practical clear methods that boost thought formation. Her approach emphasizes student reasoning over traditional terms and promises improved teaching of reading and English for diverse language backgrounds. Postal drives note a new era in primary education.
As was to be expected under Peeso 3 the conduct of a group in camp and in the city prompted officers to speak to every man no arrests were made during the maneuvers in Junction City Union.
An advertisement urges pregnant women to use a remedy called Mother's Friend applied to the abdomen to ease stretching pains and improve sleep. It claims relief from morning sickness and anxiety, and suggests asking a husband to buy it and writing to Bradfield Regalor Co. in Atlanta for a guide to maternity.
A brief retrospective notes events from twenty-five years prior reported by the Lawrence Daily Journal dated Sunday June 29, 1591, highlighting notable local happenings.
One of Lawrence's large business houses J S Crew Co dealers in books and paper was taken under chattel mortgage by the National Bank of Lawrence for about 10000. The mortgage action occurred at 6 pm Saturday with bank taking charge of stock. Major John Quigley recently returned from Colorado says Lawrence remains a strong location. Local notes mention Eben Baldwin and Miss Ethel Owen of Chicago visiting Mr Al Whitman and planning a Delsarte system physical culture class.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy that purifies blood and soothes mucous surfaces. It emphasizes it is not a patent medicine, claims endorsed by a top physician, and offers testimonials upon request.
Lawrence clubs organize a large Fourth of July event at Woodland Park with morning afternoon and evening speeches and a mint program including a monument feature. A big crowd is expected as farmers workers and shop people are invited to participate in the celebrations.
Mobilization at Fort Riley Kansas. about 90 Lawrence youths join Company H First Infantry National Guard. Daily routine runs 15 hours of drills and schooling as rumors fly about border deployment to Douglas or El Paso. Company I praised as largest and best in the state. officers noted as top in the region.
Local notes from Fall Leaf record numerous visits to Lawrence by residents including Seth Kindred Clarence Vogle Otto Vitt George Gibbs and George Abbott. Movements also show shoppers and day trips with several Fall Leaf residents seen in Lawrence on weekend and Tuesday visits.
A local column notes the old proverb about the insured protecting kin and asks what excuse exists for the man who can but will not. Visitors include AES Khong and Mr Neal McCabrin with Lawrence, while Mr George Abbott and S J Kindred appear among residents. Cattle trailer activity is logged by LB Reece and E J Peel. Snapp is reported seriously ill and Fall Leaf schoolhouse hosts a Saturday night event with a sales pitch for Pierson’s No 1 Best Value for 5c.
Mrs. John Levette hosted Thursday with guests Cowl Gilbert Daniels and the Pipers Sunday. Ben Anderson celebrated twin birthdays for Louis and Theodore with pink and white decor and treats for Ethel Sutton Josephine Yeoman Rankin and others. Frank Vaughn of Chas Orr began wheat cutting Wednesday. Carl Wilson of Lawrence visited Dickie Piper. Arnolds hosted dinner, others traveled to Kanwaka and Fort Riley reports surfaced. Ernest Kasol returned from St Joseph with family visits noted.
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