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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1918
Page
5
A wartime admonition urges readers to verify sensational claims about Allied or American troop disasters. It warns German agents seek to undermine morale and stresses that trustworthy news comes from the Journal-World through approved wires, while urging skepticism of unverified reports.
A fragmented column cites various press notes and editorials about World War I events. It references the Associated Press reporting details, critique of military censorship, and comments on American leadership and German actions with scattered references to journalists and publications. The piece reads as a collage of opinions and alleged insider claims with cautious notes on trust.
A fragmented column by Paul C Rankin mixes thrift humor with wartime sentiment criticizing Teuton aggression. It notes crowd declines at public places and muses on labor impact, Hindenburg remarks, and media tone. Interleaved are brief local ads for candy, salina destinations, and a Cleopatra reference.
Narrative fragment recounts a cold shelter scene during a siege with soldiers in military police, a brutal storm, and improvised warmth. The speaker recalls being bundled, the room turning bitterly cold, and a reliance on tea and shared blankets as fear and fatigue rise. Casualties, movement, and a mention of authorities hint at a broader wartime context without graphic detail.
Guidance on selecting a garden spot near the house for wife access, sun exposure for crops, and soil treatment. Recommends 3-6 hours daily sun for leafy crops and 5-6 hours for tomatoes peppers and peppers with care. Advises using manure, coal ashes, green manure, and proper drainage to improve heavy clay soils.
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