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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1915
Page
2
Readable text outlines chatter on election fraud claims and political plotting involving Senators Howe Carney and McMillan. A street encounter on Massachusetts street ends with a stranger spitting at a carriage horse, then cleaning the smear with a pocket handkerchief, highlighting public disorder amid political talk.
The Fortnt states it will not hold political or public question meetings on Sundays in Lawrence. The Journal-World reports the plan to schedule meetings during the week and to inform readers of any meetings, though it questions the wisdom of Sunday sessions.
Massachusetts State Agricultural College professor Robert J. Sprague argues the Rooseveltian scare is driven by eugenic ideas, citing low birth rates among educated women and noting no basis in the rabbit test. He cites figures and names like Addams Edison and the Wright brothers as contrasting examples of achievement.
The New York World questions the claim that extending suffrage to women will enhance governance, arguing the idea is a banal observation and unlikely to reform political accountability. The piece notes oddities in the paper's editorials while contrasting with other views.
Congressman Guy T Helverine of the fifth district is preparing to assess probable rival candidates for the Democratic nomination. The move signals strategic positioning ahead of the party contest.
A near collision occurs at Seventh and Ala phasetts as a large car approaches from the east while heading south up Massachusetts. The group recalls the driver’s wide detour and a quick stop to avoid a crash. Traffic rules are described as strictly enforced and potentially dangerous if tested.
Opinion notes that criticism of the Bryan era persists as the State Department appears to shift duties to figures like Lansing and Bassett Moore. The piece suggests secrecy and study of declassified papers, with questions about leadership under Bevan and the Democratic administration.
A fragment discusses how America may halt supplying European canneries and armaments to influence war, questioning certainty about outcomes. The piece reflects on four years of fighting, hunger, and the idea that deprivation could turn the tide despite unclear prospects.
The piece reflects on a bygone era and argues that the South could not sustain itself after losing seaports, comparing Confederate endurance to Germany in World War I, noting isolation and resource advantages as decisive factors. It laments fate and destiny shaping state outcomes across history.
A brief item notes Plymouth chores as Viadin Saudia 130 details a local project. The record mentions the product name Viadin Saudia 130 and references Plymouth in connection with the activity.
A string of short notes records visits and day trips by Mr John Nadelhoffer in Chicago, Miss Louise Bierer to Guthrie Oklahoma, Miss Halen Selwarts to Galesburg Illinois, Miss Grace Green in Kansas City, and others including Dr and Mrs Liston Baldwin en route to Eldorado Springs Missouri. Other stops include Lawrence, Topeka, Eudora, and Parkville with multiple residents and relatives visiting or traveling today.
The office remains busy with correspondence from prospective students for the summer session. Clyde Clements received his diploma and graduates at Baldwin. Miss Nellie Youn makes rapid progress on the stenotype. The Remington Typewriter Company employment department placed Mies: ALussen in Kansas City. The summer school aims to be larger and better. Teachers and students plan special work. A new Burroughs adding machine was added to the equipment. Several Franklin County teachers visited the Business College for enrollment. Public showgraphic work by Acmimibor at BoB.
The property at Sng Massachusetts street is being replastered paymered repainted and otherwise improved.
A string of brief society notes reports residents visiting relatives and traveling to nearby cities over the weekend. Names include Mrs C W Hits in Argentine, Mrs WW L Pearson in Fidora, and Ruth Bottumly with Lillie Ziesenis and Nellie Gabriel from Eudora. Other locals journey to Kansas City and Six Corners amid various personal errands.
Osteopathic notes discuss benefits of osteopathy for general health and specifically for women. Prominent figures Dr Louisa Bur YT and Margaret J. Schramm advocate therapy to reduce pain, enhance strength, and improve well being. The piece cites osteopathy aiding mothers and wives and claims it lightens burdens carried by society.
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