Lawrence Journal Mail Notice From 1919
A brief wartime style notice from Lawrence Kansas dated March 20, 1919 states the Journal will be mailed to those who did not receive it and provides contact numbers 48 and 436 to call between 7 and 7 30 p m for delivery at once.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Call to punish war instigators and praise for relief efforts
The editorial argues no legal means exist to punish world war instigators, urging hanging as a deterrent more than League of Nations aims. It praises Red Cross and Jewish Armenian relief work, noting heaven’s treasury outweighs bank deposits when facing the Maker. It says soldiers abroad should be consulted on natural military policy.
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Kaises
League of Nations
Chanute Tribune
Christ
Red Cross
Sergeant Cheevers Receives Distinguished Service Cross
Sergeant Cheevers of Headquarters Co. 182nd Infantry earned the Distinguished Service Cross for extraordinary heroism near Bois de Forges France on September 26 1918. While maintaining a line of communication he pursued four enemy into a dugout armed with a pistol he ordered them out entered and captured twelve prisoners.
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Cheevers
Bois de Forges
France
Officer Training Debate Mirrors Wartime Experience
A letter from a serving officer in France argues for universal military training after the war. It advocates one year of training for each man and at least four years of officer education. The officer notes that true preparation cannot be achieved in three or six months.
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France
National Guard
We Paid Our Debt to France by Fighting in Europe
In a Paris address on February 3, the President recalled America’s debt to France for the Revolution and argued that neutrality gave way after German aggression. Wilson’s push for war followed German murder of U S citizens and sinking ships, leading Congress to declare war.
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Paris
America
France
Germany
Belgium
Wilson
Congress
Spring Medicine and Finns in Finlands History
Spring Medicine. sean Hood's 32% Purifies the Blood. Finns have long resisted domination by Russia and Sweden, facing pressure from Teuton Slav and Turk. Since 1898 compulsory military service sparked passive resistance, church bells tolled, and many Finns emigrated to the United States, as recounted by Nevin C. Winter in The Christian Herald.
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Urals
Russia
Hungary
Ireland
Sweden
Peter the Great
Finland
Nicholas II
Diet
Congress
United States
Nevin C. Winter
Christian Herald
These are new facts for a new world editorial
London's Daily Express editorial blasts President Wilson for keeping a moribund Congress and detached public opinion. It highlights 37 Republican senators, calls for new talk in Paris, and questions Monroe Doctrine amid league of nations tensions.
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Daily Express
Wilson
Congress
Paris
League of Nations
Cigarette Smoking Among Girls Noted By U U Welfare Head
Dr W A McKeever head of the welfare department at sk U comments on cigarette smoking among girls in a feature likely to ease worried Ottawa mothers. The Ottawa Herald notes only five states lack laws regulating women’s work hours: Alabama Florida West Virginia Iowa and New Mexico. Rt Rev M J Curley Catholic bishop of St Augustine celebrates the 15th anniversary of his ordination.
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W.A. McKeever
Sk. U
Ottawa Herald
States
Alabama
Florida
West Virginia
Iowa
New Mexico
M. J. Curley
St. Augustine
Today’s Birthday List Features Notables Across Nations
Dr. Charles W. Eliot of Harvard born in Boston 85 years ago. Rt. Rev. David H. Greer Episcopal bishop for New York born in Wheeling 75 years ago. Sir Edward J. Poynter ex president Royal Academy born in Paris 83 years ago. Maj. Gen. Charles T. Menoher Rainbow Division commander born in Pennsylvania 57 years ago. Capt. George R. Carlk judge advocate general born in Ohio 62 years ago. John J. Esch congressman born in Norwalk Wisconsin 58 years ago.
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Harvard University
Boston
David H. Greer
New York
Wheeling
W. Va
Edward J. Poynter
The
Royal Academy
Paris
Charles T. Menoher
Rainbow Division
France
Pennsylvania
George R. Carlk
U. S. Navy
Ohio
John J. Esch
Congress
Wisconsin
Norwalk
Wis
Births and deaths of notable figures in 19th century
Today’s anniversaries recount events from 1848 to 1869. The Duke of Reichstadt, known as the King of Rome and son of Napoleon, was born in Paris and died near Vienna on July 22, 1832. Also noted is Louis Napoleon becoming President of the French Republic, and John Pascoe Grenfell, a British figure, in 1869.
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Reichstadt
Rome
Napoleon Bonaparte
Paris
Schonbrunn
Vienna
Louis Napoleon
John Pascoe Grenfell
City gardens on idle acreage feed hungry and save farms
A survey shows thousands of acres of idle land in major cities used for garden plots last year. These urban gardens produced millions in produce, proving profitable and essential for food, conservation, and supporting local farmers by reducing rural demand.
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United States
Stop Itching Skin Zemo Claims Quick Relief
Safe dependable treatment relieves itching and skin irritation almost instantly. Ask any druggist for a 35c or $1 bottle of Zemo and apply as directed. Irritations pimples blackheads eczema blotches ringworm will disappear as Zemo penetrates to banish eruptions leaving skin soft and healthy. E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Severe test shows how to save shoes
A Bristol Connecticut foundry reports on Neal n soles worn ten months by a molders’ pair. The soles resist burning and cracking under abrasive grinding and last longer, reducing cost. They are waterproof and comfortable, available on many shoe styles for men women and children from The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Akron Ohio, which also makes Winefoot Heels guaranteed to outwear others.
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Sessions Foundry Company
Bristol
Connecticut
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
Notable 19th Century Naval Commander Dies in Liverpool
Fieolin Soles lixhman, who rose to command the Brazilian navy, dies in Liverpool. Born in London in 1800, his long career included service across Brazil and Europe, with a notable leadership role during the 19th century.
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Liverpool
London
Alfonso XII
Spain
Madrid
Georgia
Atlanta
Louis Kossuth
Turin
Hungary
Berlin
Baltic
Memel
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