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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1918
Page
4
A fragment from a Lawrence paper includes wartime morale advice urging readers to keep spirits high for soldiers overseas. It mentions an Audit Bureau of Circulations and speaks of the home front duty, urging bold letters to the front and steady support at home.
A critical view laments feeding humans at the expense of livestock. The author cites removing corn from hogs to feed people and calls out requests to consume millet in poultry and other foods. The piece also mentions encouragement to eat alfalfa.
A reader suggests Lawrence papers may be fair, urging C. B. Harman to reveal any hidden influence. The note implies Harman could secure a fifty fifty split, but claims the only money power backing local publications is the papers themselves.
A Washington based labor delegation is urged to halt time study limits in the Naval Appropriation bill. The piece argues the proposal would forbid pay rise bonuses tied to efficiency, injuring wartime patriotism and reducing output. The author contends restricting wages and productivity harms the public and national effort.
A long critique notes twenty five years of watching events and claims that whenever a socialist or labor agitator was convicted it followed a consistent pattern in past coverage. The fragment hints at ongoing political tension and dismissive attitudes toward leftist advocates.
A discussion denounces a million pamphlets defending Mooney as innocent of bombing the preparedness parade. It argues the underworld influence taints evidence, condemns broad attacks on California prosecutors and civic leaders, and asserts attempts to intimidate the nation will fail.
A scanned fragment rich with obituary notes and local notices. It cites Christopher Armstrong a young Civil War survivor, his family details, and mentions Lawrence Optical Co and various Lawrence residents. The piece mixes poems, brief notices, and community pins about people from Topeka and nearby towns.
A garbled bulletin fragment references wardens, buildings, and national culture. It mentions a bulletin number 987 and hints at inquiries into core departments, offices, and a government stance on cultural matters. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR issues.
A health ad advocates drinking a glass of real hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims benefits for constipation headaches dullness and general well being and suggests buying a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from the drug store.
A fragmented OCR item notes a wave event at a fo stern strom with arbenst details. Readable names or entities are limited, but the record suggests a weather or nautical phenomena affecting a locale, without clear dates or places. The text remains ambiguous and partial.
A garbled ad style text promises a home remedy for dandruff using liquid argon applied gently to the scalp. It claims complete removal of dandruff with multiple applications, stopping itching and leaving hair fluffy, lustrous and soft, asserting lifelong effectiveness.
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