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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1919
Page
2
The text presents Senator Knox proposing a plan to outlaw war and unite nations in a world league. It argues that enforcement should cover western hemisphere affairs and that radical ideas include bringing the Central Powers into the league to avoid counter alliances and further wars.
The passage contends Senator Knox favors a plan that lets great powers keep military and naval strength while urging neutral states to preserve themselves. It warns that the report shows a drift toward unbridled militarism and forces nations to seek greater defense power.
The article lauds Lawrence banks for expanding deposits and community impact. Peoples State Bank and Farmers State Bank in Lawrence show growing strength, with deposits near a million dollars and new banks entering the field. The piece credits sound management for fostering local development and a thriving dairy and farm economy in Douglas County.
Lieutenant Harry Fiesenis dies after the war, a fine young man from Lawrence known to many. Mentally alert, he prepared for civil life and served with distinction, leaving grieving parents who take solace in his sacrifice for freedom and justice.
An ad touts Peptiron as an iron tonic that nourishes blood and nerves, aids digestion, and improves circulation. A persuasion piece then imagines if one million Christians won one soul per year, it would take seven years to reach the United States and four more to the world, citing 41 million US church members and a harvest of over 100 million under the Stars and Stripes.
Today marks birthdays of the Duke of Grafton now 69, conductor Sir Henry Wood 40, financier Sir Ernest Cassel 67 who donated 2 500 000, Alexander Graham Bell 72 in Edinburgh, Bishop Rt Rev Thomas Lillis 57 in Lexington, and Congressman James W Wise 71 in Henry County Georgia.
A compilation of dated milestones including independence recognitions in 1837, a 1869 normal school setup in Emporia, political shifts in 1871, Paris troop withdrawal in 1870s, judicial expansions in Poland, the 1878 San Stefano treaty ending the Russo Turkish war, a 1902 pontifical jubilee, 1815 French action near Celles, 1916 French maritime losses, and a note on a German Mexican Japanese plot.
Fragmentary text questions reasoning and truth, referencing a Mr Beers and a metaphorical exit. No verifiable facts or identifiable entities present.
Richard Walton Tully’s The Bird of Paradise is announced for presentation at the Bowersock Theater on Friday March 7. Rita Romilly will play Luana the Hawaiian princess as audiences welcome the drama in its eighth year with Hawaiian music adding to the performance.
A compact 278 page dictionary from American Book Company highlights 25000 words with many new terms like barrage Bolsheviks camouflage jazz. Based on Webster s New International dictionary it includes a 25 page Gazetteer of the World and a concise Great War summary for quick reference.
A concise explainer detailing how standard time and daylight saving time are defined and applied. It clarifies common abbreviations and lists foreign phrases often used in time-keeping contexts, with notes on regional practice and historical origins.
Law note highlights Edgar Steel sealing process to protect shippers. Sketch outlines invention by Lawrence Man detailing safety measures and impact on freight handling. The piece emphasizes practical safeguards and potential industry adoption.
W. I. Edgar of Halstead Kansas and Colorado Springs developed the Edgar steel car seal after fifteen years studying transfer platforms and freight theft. The device resists tampering by expert manipulation, breaking or replacing seals without detection, and aims to replace older insecure seals in rail shipments.
A detailed account describes a steel seal invention that secures car shipments and prevents tampering. The device uses a triangular locked seal and strong steel components to deter manipulation, with patents and industry backing noted. Prospects include wide adoption by shippers and carriers, boosting security and reducing losses.
Authorities urge Peace Gardens readers to start community gardens to combat food shortages. The piece promotes robin watching as inspiration, organizing garden clubs, and enlisting volunteers to grow staple crops for Europe’s hungry while supporting war efforts in Washington.
A garbled text discusses soil erosion in Kansas urging steps to prevent river and soil loss. It references Manhattan Agricultural College and mentions professors and methods to minimize erosion by land management, water flow control, and drainage practices.
Citizens who did not clear sidewalks after a heavy snowfall face police court summons. Chief Muot roe ordered detention of uncleaned properties, resulting in about thirty complaints and scheduled appearances to determine penalties and city park actions.
A health note explains that headaches arise from internal toxins and poor digestion. It suggests hot water with a pill can offer temporary relief but warns the real solution is removing the cause, addressing digestion, stomach, and liver function to prevent recurring pain.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mary Disease Loomis attending an event on Kangasay, with unclear context and partial names. The readable items indicate attendance but lack dates, places, or stakes. The record remains ambiguous due to garbled text.
Meaney Spe is anticipated to play in the event aiming for a tied result. Odds suggest a close contest with strategic play shaping the outcome.
O J Thief engineer of the Life in building Ville Tenn says Tanlac cured his digestion and weight loss after years of misery. He details severe stomach and back pain, sleeplessness, and fatigue then credits Tanlac with restoring appetite and energy. Sold in Lawrence and Eudora by local druggists.
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