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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1918
Page
4
A garbled collection mentions snow in Trego county and speculation about shale yields plus a stray remark about Belgium’s freedom and a harsh digression about pig farming and disease, ending with a misreported claim about Rabindranath Tagore and alleged German influence.
Fragmented OCR mentions patrols and soldiers sleeping at posts during danger from gas attacks. It notes sentries asleep while on duty and references a US context with Americans and patrols, but details are unclear.
The Topeka policy aimed at guiding economic and moral conduct has led to military police intervention to curb perceived temptations among soldiers spending weekends in the capital. Officials claim the capital police have no further comment as the issue surfaces.
A wartime exhortation urges citizens to contribute by boosting productivity and buying bonds. It calls on farmers to increase output and workers to excel, while businesses strive honesty and public service. The message emphasizes supporting troops through collective effort and sustaining faith in victory.
A venerable residence on the hilltop, once the hub of quiet life and flowering shrub hedges, transformed under the guidance of a Lawrence man and local artist, now serves as a modern suburban home with an artistic atmosphere and a view of the twinkling city lights.
Remember how bad your liver stomach or bowels feel from a cold constipation indigestion biliousness and sluggish bowels. Take Cascarets at night to end headache biliousness nervousness and sick stomach. A 10 cent box means health happiness and a clear head for months. All druggists sell Cascarets.
The passage extols a figure like Norton who rose from humble beginnings to lead with education and ambition. It praises the desire to provide children with more advantages than previous generations, arguing that the home and city institutions can again make the area a hub of culture and learning.
A contentious exchange from the American labor movement includes strong statements against German actions and calls for decisive war stance. Leaders emphasize independence of the federation and unite workers against perceived imperial aggression.
A Kansas Republican notes that if the war continues, President Wilson would seek a third term. He argues the public may not see his name advance again, while opponents scramble to address the heated debate over leadership during wartime.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets promoted as a gentle liver and bowels tonic. Emphasizes improved complexion and vitality with olive color tablets sold 10c to 25c per box at all druggists. Mentions Edwards as Ohio physician and substitute for calomel.
Fragmentary opinion quoted shows critical view on Germany and victory, with uncertain implication about om and future consequences. The passage is incomplete, lacks concrete events, dates, or identifiable action.
A fragment discusses C F Scott’s apology and literature on Lusitania. It cites a 3 1/2 year wartime sacrifice and argues the United States entry was the decisive factor for the Allies, saying without US support Germany might have prevailed.
A fragment from a column by Paul C Rankin discusses wartime topics including aviation, signals concern about missiles and German actions, and compares Allied and German plans. The piece critiques public reactions and notes the tension between military strategy and civilian life.
The readable text is garbled with no clear events or names. It shows partial phrases about health and a person or place but lacks concrete facts to establish a coherent news item. No identifiable organizations or dates are present.
Fragmented OCR reflects a wartime scene with mention of barracks, gas, and patrols. Readers glimpse alert drills, movement toward trenches, and a chaotic description of soldiers awaiting orders amid noise and confusion. The text hints at the term Ye Arms and recalls an air raid warning.
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