Subscription Rates and AP Notice in Lawrence Journal World
The Lawrence Journal World lists subscription rates in advance for various terms and distances, with Chicago and New York representatives noted. The paper reminds readers to call between 7 and 7:30 PM if the paper is not received by 7 PM and provides March 11, 1919 as the date with a brief note on anticipated price stability and the American army stay.
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Chicago
A. R. Keator
New York
George H. Alcor
West List Street
New York City
Associated Press
When the Watch Is Right We Question Its Truth
A watch that is often wrong is trusted only when it agrees with belief. The same pattern appears with many men we know, where accuracy is questioned whenever the time aligns with certainty.
State bill to require gas company rebates for short supply
Legislature nears passage of a bill compelling gas suppliers to issue rebates when gas is not sufficiently furnished. Lawyers are already lining up with interest as they study consumer rights and auto catalogues for related angles.
President Wilson Heads to Paris for Summer Models
President Wilson sails into port on the thirteenth of the month. No reception is planned. Shops in Paris announce summer models will be off the market when Mrs. Wilson arrives. He has a cold and the mood is somber.
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Wilson
Paris
Keeping Young Families as a Town's Vital Asset
A concise statement argues that permanent young couples make up a town's best asset. It posits that young families sustain growth and shape community vitality, emphasizing the value of a population composed of expanding households.
Modern cottages needed to keep young couples in Lawrence
The piece argues against encouraging home making by youth and urges Lawrence to imitate Bartlesville Oklahoma by forming a Home Building association to finance cottages for young couples. It notes demand for modern cottages, current scarcity for sale or rent, and the economic and civic benefits of keeping residents.
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Lawrence
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
First Rift in the Late Discussion of League of Nations
The piece debates the league of nations focusing on whether diverse peoples can submerge hatreds and training. It notes broad belief in the league as grand in theory but questions practical unity and potential cliques. It highlights Latin and Anglo-Saxon nations as primary prospective members and ponders Latin alliances after formation.
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League of Nations
United States
Italy
Dalmatian
Jugo- Saivonia
Question of the Ages and State Roles in World Affairs
A Portland Oregonian opinion piece argues the United States must weigh alliances and avoid siding with all powers. It condemns government control of railroads and utilities as harming national character, efficiency, and innovation, warning such policy would swell an army of drones and erode public trust.
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Arenes
Portland Oregonian
Careful Drivers Save Tires and Horses
A write up notes the habit of carefulness shown by a horse drawn wagon driver should be kept when using trucks. He stops to remove stones from a hoof and would do the same for solid tires. Stones can damage tires as they roll, worsening with each wheel revolution.
The Psychology of the Prone in Government Jobs
A senate debate quotes Senator Stroet warning that expanding government duties risks turning appointees into a dependent class. He argues that reliance on steady pay erodes ambition and pushes capable individuals toward comfortable, unrewarding positions rather than pursuing competitive livelihoods.
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Senate
Stroet
Washington
Hye
United States
Today’s Anniversaries from 1848 to 1915
A compact roll of notable anniversaries listsHenry Wheaton who died in Dorchester and translated works into Chinese, Gen McClellan becoming Army of the Potomac commander, Boutwell as Treasury Secretary, Gladstone’s Irish University Bill defeat, Gortchakoff’s death, Japan’s silver wedding, British trench gains in Flanders, Russian advances near Kermanshah, and Maude’s Baghdad capture.
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Henry Wheaton
Dorchester
Mass
Providence
KR. L
George
McClellan
Army of the Potomac
George. S. Boutwell
Masxichusetts
Treasury
Grant
Gladstone
Tisne- Prince Gortchakoff
Birthday highlights of notable figures today
Today marks anniversaries for Baron Sidney Sennine, pacific delegate born in Pisa. Crown Prince Frederick born in Copenhagen. Roland S Morris US Ambassador to Japan born in Olympia. Henry C Attwill Massachusetts Attorney General born in Lawn. and Dorothy Gish film star born in Dayton.
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Sidney Sennine
Pisa
Frederick
Copenhagen
Rolands. Morris
United States
Japan
Olympia
Wash
Henry C. Attwill
Massachusetts
Lawn
Mass
Dorothy Gish
Dayton, O
Farmers urged to build and run own mills and plants
The writer extols agricultural cooperation, arguing farmers should form co operatives to own and operate mills elevators packing plants and cold storage. Co operation, they say, will empower tillers of the soil, lessen landlordism, and improve national life by keeping raw material processing in farmer hands. Some disagree, but the message sticks to collective action.
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Kaiser Bill
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertises Health Claims
Postwar era ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as essential for blood, digestion, and assimilation. Claims to build appetite, aid digestion, purify blood, and restore strength after illness and stress. Endorses Hood's Pills as gentle, effective family medicine.
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Hood
Hlood
America
Farmers Unite to Build Own Packing Plant and Save Costs
A speaker argues farmers should pool funds to build a large packing plant, grind their own wheat, churn own butter, and freeze own ice cream, cutting costs and benefiting both producers and consumers. He cites the current packers Armour and Swift and urges universal farmer participation to shorten the supply chain and raise producer margins.
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United States
May
Armour and Swift
Tam
Tate
A. L. Holcom
Town meeting day marks NHs 224 rural republics on vote day
The New Hampshire town meeting day sets the annual gathering for the 224 small districts in the Granite State. Dr Mass Albright, a chiropractor, is listed with office and residence numbers. The Vermont Russel Suffrage Association opens in Burlington today with Mrs Carrie Chapman Call as guest and chief speaker.
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Cn New Hampshire
Tars
Granite State
Vermont eRausl Suffrage Association
Burlington
Carrie Chapman
Wisconsin Labor Convention Opens in Madison
Reconstruction problems at the Rhit City Drug Store headline the Wisconsin Protection of Labor convention opening today in Madison. The event gathers union leaders and activists to discuss workspace reforms and wage policy amid rising labor tensions.
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Silk Finich
Wisconsin
Madison
Penitentvania Thresherman's Association Convention Opens
The annual convention of the Town Stockholders of the Penitentvania Thresherman's Association will open today in Des Moines and continue in Philadelphia with events and meetings scheduled across the days ahead.
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Penitentvania Thresherman’s Association
Des Moiines
Philadelphia
Jover
Battery Overhauls Include Six Month Guarantee Claim
Tire and Electric Service Co notes that every complete overhaul of a battery carries a six month guarantee. They question whether this is worthwhile for customers weighing service value.
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Tire & Electric Service Co
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