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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1917
Page
2
The column muses on wartime topics including German offensives, U boats, U than men answering National defense calls, and censorship. It notes Billy Sunday collections in New York and questions censorship as a patriotic or safety measure during war. It reflects on changing national attitudes toward arms and defense.
An old note extols plain coconut oil as a superior shampoo to alkali-laden soaps. It claims rich lather with water alone cleanses hair and scalp, leaves hair silky and easy to manage, and is inexpensive to last months. The article also touches on broader agricultural and wartime efforts in the region.
The article praises Herr Harden of Die Zukunft for defending a representative government and America’s war stance. It argues Germany must reform, abandon militarism, and join Wilson’s vision, with Harden urging a house cleaning to avoid isolation.
Federal authorities investigate Thompson mayor of Chicago for disloyal remarks when asked to invite Marshal Joffre to visit the city. Officials say the case centers on alleged disloyalty and possible official conduct.
A garbled compilation references President Wilson’s likeness on a soup cake, a Texas killer recounts a courtroom shooting, and reflections on press reports detailing deaths and sensational Euro stories. It notes holiday timing and domestic needs amid the era’s anxious climate.
American citizens describe encounters with German subs after ships sunk in the war. Submersibles used disguises including a fishing boat to approach vessels, with crews clinging to life as rescues failed. Reports note several near misses and dangerous chases, amid wartime tension and underwater drama.
Disjointed notes report materials arriving at a university for a new administration wing. Superintendent Moore states work will begin soon. funds for the project are to be awarded, with bidding and auction details unclear. A separate item mentions Hoover arriving to discuss wartime food relief and a visit from the Belgium minister.
State and national bank statements indicate deposits rose sharply by about 16 million dollars since December and by 80 million since September, with loans and discounts totaling around 8.6 billion and overall banking resources expanding in the six months ending March.
Kalra Public Sale is set for Saturday at 1 o'clock with Clark Rata Now Hivapshare street sale of plows and farm implements. postponement noted for a baseball game between Sh. mb Basis due to an unspecified reason. Miss Mabel Russell returned home.
An advisory note extols Freezone for removing corns and calluses. It asserts a small amount applied to the ear or affected area relieves pain, shrivels the corn, and dries without irritation. The remedy allegedly costs little and suits worn wearers like those in high heels.
An old medicine ad and local notices section discuss the use of Mother’s Friend to ease the discomfort of pregnancy by relaxing abdominal muscles. The piece also lists local events, teaching assignments, visits, weather notes, and community happenings from a small town near Wellsville, with multiple names and places mentioned.
Citizens gather to increase food production as patches are planted and small plots expanded. Notes mention Navy transfers, a Welcome Sewing Club meeting, a bank statement call by the Comptroller of the Currency, and local social events in Kansas City and North Lawrence.
An advertisement promotes Gets-It for corn treatment. It claims two fingers lift the corn, three drops shrink it, and the corn loosens from the toe without harming surrounding tissue, presenting the product as easy and painless.
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