First uncensored dispatch from England since 1911
Associated Press reports reach from England after a long censorship period. A Topeka warning cites a seven year old boy who fell overboard while canoeing as an example of water dangers and the need for extreme caution on rivers and lakes.
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Douglas County Urges Fuller Victory Loan Support
In Douglas County efforts to meet the Victory Loan quota face strain as gratitude for returning servicemen grows. Officials acknowledge others struggle to raise funds and call for renewed local commitment to reach the target.
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Public Health Association Proposed in Lawrence
A Lawrence council debate urged forming a Lawrence Public Health Association with 27 directors and a $2 yearly membership. The group would coordinate nursing guidance, diet and care tips for homes, aiming to reduce costs and improve community health while integrating with existing social service bodies.
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Lawrence
Social Service League
Presbyterians
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The K. U. Memorial as a Unifying School Space
An editorial argues for a versatile memorial at the university that doubles as a public venue. The writer envisions a large auditorium in Vangerr e with capacity for five to ten thousand, featuring a grand entrance and statuary honoring soldiers, rather than a simple monument.
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Pepulian touted as vital spring tonic for war-weary readers
Advertises Pepulian as the top spring remedy after wartime strain. Claims it strengthens nerves, improves digestion, increases appetite, and promotes sleep. Markets Pepulian chocolate tablets from Lowell Massachusetts and urges readers to try the product for renewed vitality.
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Lowell
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Memorial for a grand music hall and artists reunion
A proposal envisions a new music hall in Lawrence with room for thousands, to honor soldiers and host national and world artists. The plan notes a campus of 700 students, a Lindsborg hall, and advantages of location, rail access, and population for making Lawrence a leading western musical center.
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School of Fine Arts
Lawrence
Lindsborg
Fiume and Kiao Chau question in Kansas paper
The Fort Scott Tribune weighs Japan and Italy over Fiume and Shantung with Italy favored in Fiume, while Japan faces criticism for harsh occupation of Shantung. A Asia salon article condemns Japan as avaricious and unfair, predicting the Shantung and Kino Chau issue may be seen as a peace conference mistake.
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La Prensa Strike Reflects Argentine Labor Tensions
La Prensa of Buenos Aires faces a labor dispute as editors and business staff are discharged and a federation strikes. The action highlights rising union influence in Argentina and potential risks to press operations amid organized labor gains.
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Confucius City Kiaochow in Sino Japanese dispute
National Geographic Society notes Kiaochow as the central issue in Sino Japanese tensions. German seizure in 1897 and lease at Tsingtau influenced future East Asia relations, with Japan's 1914 invasion ending German control and shaping regional power dynamics.
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Today’s anniversaries recall Chicago’s first mayor and world figures
The list notes 1837 William B. Ogden elected Chicago’s first mayor. Other entries mark birthdays and deaths of Dr. Theodore Herzl, Clyde Fitch, and Prince Albert Victor, plus military and political events from 1900 to 1917, including Russian and Austrian actions, Italian mountain battles, and a French war mission tour of the United States.
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Chicago
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France
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London
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Galicia
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Viviani
United States
Today’s Birthdays Highlight Five 19th Century Figures
Jerome K. Jerome humorist and playwright born near London 69 years ago. Harold F. McCormick president of International Harvester born in Chicago 47 years ago. Margaret Hill McCarter Kansas author born Charlottesville Ind 59 years ago. Allie Erminie Rives author born Christian County Kentucky 41 years ago. William S. Goodwin Arkansas congressman born Warren 53 years ago. Plus Matthews Lumber Co offers paint bargains. Taylor Petefish moves from Lawrence to a farm near Sigel, buying from Thad Stevens.
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London
Harold F. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Chicago
Margaret Hill McCarter
Kansas
Republican Women's National Executive Committee
Charlottesville
Ind
Allie Erminie Rives
Post Wheeler
Virginia
Christian County
Kentucky
Williams. Goodwin
Congress
Arkansas
Warren
Ark
Obituary notices for Frank Grover and Barbara Haas Schwarz
Frank Grover born March 28 1839 on his father's Kansas homestead died April 27 1919 and rests on the farm. Barbara Magdalena Haas Schwarz born June 24 1885 in Ingelfingen Germany died April 27 1919 nine miles east of Overbrook at her daughter Mrs Albright's home aged 3 years 10 months and 3 days after confirmation in Germany and active church life.
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Joel Grover
Kansas
Emily Hunt
Joel
Frank
Barbara Magdelena Haas Schwarz
Ingelfingen
Germany
Albright
Overbrook
United States
What Is Rheumatism Why Suffer from It
An early 20th century advertisement asserts rheumatism comes from uric acid in the blood and warns against relying on salves. It promotes S S S blood purifier as a long tested remedy to remove rheumatic poisons from the blood. It offers free physician advice from the Swift Specific Company in Atlanta Georgia.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Early settler of Douglas County passes away after long life
Born 1853, she united in marriage to Charles Frederick Schwarz on November 1 1862 and settled in Douglas County. She had nine children and was widowed in 1909. Survived by one brother Fred Haas of Baldwin Kansas seven children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Douglas County
Fred Haas
Baldwin, Kans
C. M. Albright
Mary Jehle
Chris Schwarz
William Schwarz
Otto Schwarz
Bertha Altenbernd
Eudora, Kans
Huzo Schwarz
St. Bruno
Calif
Cut This Out It is Worth Dont Miss This
An old advertisement fragment urges readers to mail a slip to Foley & Co for trial packages of Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic tablets. The text also notes Lulu Boowalter, a KU student, as principal of the Uduvil school in northern Ceylon and mentions a three-year term for university women returning there. A Red Cross Salvage store opening schedule and management details follow.
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Sheffie'd Ave
Chicago
Foley
Lulu Boowalter
University of Kansas
Uduvil
Ceylon
Uduvil School
Asia
Red Cross
O. F. Russell
Debating Triad at Hampton Institute SemiCentennial
Tonight Yale Harvard and Princeton teams debate the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment as part of Hampton Institute’s semi centennial celebration. Former President William H. Taft and Rev Dr M Ashby Jones are among the speakers on the program.
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M. Ashby Jones
Electric heated suits aid British pilots in cold high altitudes
Atlanta reports on wartime innovations including electrically heated suits for airmen at 15,000 feet and higher. The design features a coat, boots, socks, and gloves with wires that heat when current passes, creating a warm environment for the wearer.
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