Journal World 1917 Subscription Rates and Local Notes
The Journal World announces subscription rates and payment terms dated March 2 1917 with notices on delivery reminders and offices in Lawrence Kansas. It includes commentary on dry times rainfall gossip and political commentary about Germany seeking alliances with Mexico and Japan to challenge the United States. The piece labels staff and offices including Chicago New York City representatives and notes about post office and circulation details.
Senators Demand Disclosure On Zim Merman Letter Source
Senators press the President to explain how the Zim merman letter entered government possession, seeking clarity on the document's origin and handling within Berlin and related channels.
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Berlin
Germany Calls U S Japans War Break Brusque Laa
Germany criticizes the breaking of relations by the United States as brusque and questions why a warning to Uncle Sam was not sent before war actions. The remark reflects diplomatic strain during the crisis between the United States and Japan.
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Germany
United States
University panel probes honor system flaw in colleges
A university disciplinary committee report yesterday addressed a core challenge facing honor systems: the fret that protection and enforcement may be uneven, risking credibility and student adherence. The committee emphasized clear standards, consistent penalties, and transparent processes to sustain integrity.
Year-Round Schools And Wartime Ideals Mixed In Public Discourse
Public notices reflect debates on education and wartime policy. Editors discuss socialist tensions in Britain and France, with critics questioning American authenticity of foreign editorials. Local schools consider year-round calendars, promoting garden plots to keep students engaged and benefit families.
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Pkins
Pros and Cons of the Prohibition Law Debate
The piece discusses the impact of a new liquor law, noting varied opinions among those with personal and academic interests. It suggests enforcement changes, including how suspects may be compelled to reveal sources, potentially affecting prosecutions and the fight against illegal liquor.
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Legal points on local fair and liquor law discussed
The piece reviews a police court ruling on drunkenness and fines up to $100 with thirty days in jail for violations. It also shares reflections on community boosters, school pride, new church costs, and a visit to the Lawrence Daily Journal World, praising its size, vigor, and staff as a model for long running newspapers.
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Lawrence Daily Journal World
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Journal-World
Truths and Trifles on Life Loss and Loyalty
Fragmented opinion piece ruminates on choices under pressure as it references Satie and naval tragedy. It questions what is gained or lost by pursuing life versus honor, loyalty, or peace, and laments cowardice and the cost of survival at sea.
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Satie
Satan
Laconia
Faith and Patriotism Echo From An All Souls Day Program
Fragmented text recalls old public notices and poems on loyalty, country, and faith. It mentions a Malay visitor educated by sisters at a convent, a pilgrim questioning violence, and a parade of patriotic verses praising land, flag, and Lincoln era ideals.
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A. Mintangeopa
Lawrence Salvation
United States
Lawrence batter to install new image at Perry Kansas
A Lawrence individual named Davi Horkmans has instructions to implement the new image at Perry Kansas and arrange an early date. It is likely the ceremony will occur Saturday of next week and a group from Lawrence will attend if possible.
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Davi Horkmans
Lawrence
Perry
Kansas
Saturmlay
How to Spend Your Money and the Moral in Columns
Columns discuss spending money and warn against waste while noting that some writers claim to address the subject with facts. The piece hints at health topics and drugs, suggesting readers consider costs and causes behind actions and treatments.
Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief From Colds
An old newspaper advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound quickly breaks a cold in hours. It promises to unclog nasal passages, stop discharge, relieve headaches fever and sore throat. It advises doses every 16 hours for three doses and sells at 25 cents.
University Fees Debate Sparks Protective Audit Claims
Auditor Kain circulates a letter to the state’s lawmakers alleging administration board members and faculty at a prominent university collude in what he terms fee grabbing. He cites a request to prohibit payments and accuses certain chancellor allies of preserving a “fed grabbing” system, sparking campus controversy.
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Farmer convinced Taning cures rheumatism and kidney trouble
Atchison Kansas March 2 an elderly farmer GW Mize of rural route 1 Atchison declares Taning medicine has relieved him of rheumatism and kidney trouble and improved his health He asserts it helps cottage cheese and other foods despite confidence in its strong effects and mentions using a remedy called Taning as a master medicine
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Bette Rip Avery
Walter
J.B Battetoer
Tanec
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Ottawa
B. Tae
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Palley
University salary debate sparks issues with educational institutions
A letter discusses funding and salary practices at universities and charitable institutions, arguing current policies may mislead the public. It cites auditors, the potential impact on professors, and calls for clarity on wage collection from services, while naming individuals and locations such as Ottawa, Lawrence, and Chanute.
Fragmentary health claim ad ties to corn relief remedy
A read fragment from Cincinnati reports a remedy claiming a few drops of a solution applied directly to corns or calluses can remove hard or soft cords on feet. The note mentions gummy liquid that dries immediately without inflaming tissue. Additional text references a commissioner and names tied to an election notice.
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