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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1918
Page
5
A fragmented note mentions journal delivery and a call to the office for a copy if not received by 7 p m. It also remarks that although many songs are being written none will appeal to the public more than the lay of the Ken.
Despite losing sight in one eye and hearing in one ear, T. R. remains remarkably perceptive, claiming his remaining senses plus a full set of organs enable him to see and hear about ten times more than an ordinary person.
When that expeditionary force of American engineering experts gets the Spanish railroads to running in good shape, maybe it will come home and do a little tinkering with our own air alroads.
Experts warn delaying slaughter of laying hens until after May 1 avoids loss of food supply. A hen saved remains capable of laying, ensuring future egg production and steady supply.
Stockholders of the Metropolitan Opera House have ordered a pause on performances featuring ultra-diaphanous costumes. The move raises questions about stage nudity and whether modern shows should excuse such attire as classic.
Bill Cady, once the Journal World ad man in the summer of 1917, now publisher of the Daily Herald at Fredonia, issued a sixteen page automobile number to showcase capability and boost cash flow.
About ten years ago the Journal-World editor proposed plotting ground into acre tracts on the highlands west of the city. He foresaw a delightful suburb with beauty and advantages not yet fully recognized by the community. A visit to the highland area inspires appreciation for its potential as a popular, attractive neighborhood.
A speaker reflects that Hill Crest could become the city’s most beautiful area, contrasting the vision with the present loss of ownership in the neighborhood. The remark frames an urban renewal hope despite no remaining local ground.
Major General Peyton C. March reports high American morale and fitness in France. Troops are keen about the game, well trained, cheerful despite mud and shells, and no sickness. He urges Americans at home to maintain spirit and do their part for a swift, successful outcome.
A Chanute Tribune excerpt quotes a sixteen year old French girl writing to a Washington war worker. She compares Europe and America as two sides of a vast moral divide yet describes shared longing as their hearts touch. The vivid metaphor contrasts narrow rivers with wide oceans to convey distant yet connected nations and people.
Reading of hand to hand combat with German troops reveals the awfulness of the war. The few survivors return to trenches wiser and stouter, knowing the fierceness of American soldiers and fear that the entire German army would desert rather than meet them.
A spring health note urges correcting anemia and pallor with Peptiron, a pill form iron tonic blended with wax, celery, pepsin and other tonics. It claims to raise red blood cells, steady nerves, improve color, aid digestion, and restore strength for daily tasks, with easy chocolate-coated tablets readily available at drugstores.
The Kansas Democrat notes a high stakes moment for the team and their supporters with a call to decisive action. The report emphasizes urgency and determination as the squad faces a crucial test.
A satirical column reflecting wartime mood with pithy quips on optimism pessimism and public life. It notes delays in campaigns heatless wartime food rules and the irony of errors in print as well as legal phrasing about elderly defendants and clients. It blends social humor with contemporary issues and small anecdotes.
The diary notes jubilant relief on the third day out as the submarine zone was passed and a barrel drifted ahead, possibly a mine in disguise. The sinking of the Tuscania nearby heightened tension, but the crew remained vigilant, watching for subs with rifles and high power glasses while seasick and fatigued from a heavy voyage.
Toledo Ohio 1886 advert reveals Frank J Cheney partner of F J Cheney Co offering one hundred dollars for every cure of catarrh not cured by Hales Catarrh Cure. Cure advertised as taken internally and acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Notary A W Gleason witnesses sworn December 6 1886. Public notice style ad lists Toledo and Pennsylvania? local ads.
The French government erects a monument to Lieutenant D Vere Harden of Co C Signal Corps Second Field Battalion, the first American wounded in battle in France. The unit and Harden were described as brave. Harden, 25, married, had 14 years in the army with five years foreign service and stints in Alaska and Panama as a wireless operator. Ben Boyce of Indianapolis, Harden’s near kin and son of W D Boyce, observed Harden was wounded on the day the monument arrived at the door. Mrs Harden lived with her parents in Burlington, Vermont, during the war.
The narrative recalls a rough Atlantic crossing to England aboard a ship where seasickness afflicted four naval officers. The author describes towering waves, storms, and a near dousing on deck, noting sea cocks opened to take ballast and fuel was consumed as the ship veered toward the Azores for coal. The voyage promises a glimpse of distant waters rarely seen by American forces.
Chocolate promotion highlights Wiedemann brand as pure and wholesome. Mentions Wiedemann quality first and a contact line with phone 82. Compact ad style emphasizes taste and mother time association.
Fragmented OCR notes describe price data from retailers for sugar tea city prices in Worth and other locations. Mentions prepared figures, sales of wheat four est and subsipettes, with references to FF and sector participation.
George Wreeck announces withdrawal from a mayoral bid amid questions about price and policy linked to public duties. He renounces a portion of his earlier statement while noting opposition concerns and advising caution over prospective salary use. Local references appear to include Mc Coliveh's Drug Store and other unnamed entities.
A French ace arrives in the U.S. to aid training of American airmen. In the past two years he has shot down fifteen German aircraft and plans to bring several of his planes across later to assist U.S. pilots in wartime.
The Theatine arts department at the University will present a public recital Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in the University chapel. The event invites the community to attend the program performed by students and faculty in a formal chapel setting.
Mr Sam Bishop spent today in Kansas City with Miss Nelle Boatright also in the city. Hoover and Thelina Hinds travelled to Kansas City for the weekend. Walter Nadine arrived to spend the week with his aunt in Camp Funston. Mrs Eva Russell and Merrshath Gerrit availed Wepsgas events in Bonney gages this morning. Mrs Burio Urine BOR Foewenbaum headed southward. Miss Carman went to Denver for the week. Wayne Melones left to spend tomorrow at home before a trip to Washington. Mr and Mrs Flor Stewart with Roberta returned home after visits with Mr and Mrs Re Lindsie in Lawrence.
An ad from The E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio promotes Zemo as relief for eczema pimples blackheads blotches and ringworm. The antiseptic liquid is described as clean penetrating non sticky non greasy and affordable with 35 cents for a small bottle and one dollar for a large bottle. It claims dependable results and easy application from drug stores.
Mrs Frances Kennedy visits Nora in the morning to spend the week. The brief note records a routine personal outing with no additional details.
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