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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
5
The text relays a World War II era exhortation praising Allied resolve. It references preventing Russian setbacks, delaying German advances, and the aim to spread liberty while opposing the notion of power by force.
A Journal-World reader argues against haste in mobilizing for war, noting initial shortages and delays but emphasizing progress. The letter explains the U S reliance on ships for wool and munitions, the need to transport troops, and the difficulty of arming and provisioning forces while maintaining supply lines.
An announcement states eight men will be called from Douglas County in the second draft. The county’s quota nearly fills, suggesting strong volunteer enlistment nationwide could raise an army without conscription. Community support at home is urged for the front lines and loyalty beyond politics.
The 1895 campus meeting orders each school to establish its own common day with the arts school naming speakers. Otis Volmes Thornton Cook and Rod OLeary were chosen to present original works. Mr Jo Berry Alberta Corbin and others are noted in supporting roles as the Robinson Rifles captain may shift to Mir Sears.
A brief item notes notable public reactions in the Los Angeles region to a recent event or airing. It highlights reactions from local residents and officials, indicating a lively public discourse without graphic detail.
A Boston physician’s formula Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as a blood purifier that relieves pimples boils eruptions and weakness. The copy claims it cleanses the blood improves absorption and elimination and revitalizes the stomach liver kidneys and skin with a history of thousands endorsing its efficacy.
Camp Note on veteran fees and a police member named Henry Posie. Miscellany discusses tire trouble, bus roads, and travel reflections. The piece blends wartime recollections, early telegraphy limits, and 19th century progress imagery with a reflective tone.
A garbled wartime diary passage recalls Army life, trenches, and supply shortages. The fragment mentions khaki attire, a bidder, and references to the United States, Red Cross, and the Press. It hints at a high prize and some hoaxes amid conflict.
A garbled reminiscence references a brigade of regular army troops, June histories, and various unnamed individuals. The text mentions officers, a former senator, a lieutenant colonel, and scattered phrases about duty and activity, but lacks clear events or dates.
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