11 May 1915
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1915
Page
1
The fragment shows a Kansas newspaper masthead with pricing and contact details for the Journal-World dated May 31, 1915. It includes department phone numbers, a note about late delivery, Chicago representative contact, and associations. It also contains a garbled opinion snippet about Germany and the Lusitania.
The article reflects editorials on the sinking of the Lusitania and the broader naval conflict. It argues the United States may face pressure to enter the war, warning that abandoning naval combat or restraint could threaten national security and the balance of power. It cites German submarine activity and prior ship losses to underline urgency and resolve.
The sinking of the Lusitania is described as a moment that threatens the modern world’s imagination and the foundations of civilization. The article laments the brutal shock and its impact on survivors, linking the tragedy to a broader sense of national dread and moral crisis.
A damaged excerpt contemplates the ethics of war at sea, describing passengers aboard a ship amid attack. It reflects on the mother's presence among the vulnerable and laments the harm inflicted by conflict, noting casualties, destruction, and the moral toll of violence.
In a provocative humanitarian reflection from the Courier Journal, readers confront the sinking of the Lusitania, the fate of Americans aboard, and whether Britain’s vessel status shields it from attack. The piece discusses U Boat warfare, U.S. rights, and calls for a firm German accountability while cautioning restraint amid mounting tensions.
Fragmented report notes a German u boat tactic to cripple Allied shipping as the Lusitania sails from New York. Emphasizes British vulnerabilities at sea, the risk to trade routes, and potential blow to prestige unless punitive action halts further aggression.
The piece argues Germany’s sinking of unarmed ships could force Britain to rely on its navy, while the United States weighs accountability for British and German actions. It notes public horror at recent events, questions about US policy, and contemplates the impact on international tensions and domestic sentiment as leaders and citizens watch for responses.
An old print extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring tonic that purifies and strengthens blood, improves appetite, fights eruptions, and boosts energy. It claims roots and herbs, nationwide testimonials, and urges readers to buy now as the trusted all‑purpose blood purifier.
A fragmented report notes ongoing cleanup efforts lasting thirty days with references to local sites and organizers. The text names unclear groups and places, mentioning Chi Named and mide vane home, plus references to Stadion and Wiedentanns amid vague dates and events.
Fragmentary obituary notes reveal details of a man named Matthews who loved iris and a young wife, with references to the cemetery monument and line wear on the stone. The text mentions dates in August and November, and hints at a shared grave with the wife joining him shortly after.
Advert reads to avoid soaps and alkali. Use plain refined coconut oil, greaseless and cheap, to wash hair. Wet hair, rub in teaspoonful, rinse easily, leaving hair clean, dry quickly and set with volume while removing dust and dandruff.
An 1855 Kansas incident near Lawrence ends with Thomas Barber killed after a pistol shot to the chest and his companion Herbert Barber wounded as about a hundred attackers pursue and fire on two men returning from California. The slayer was never identified. the event involves Barber and his relatives and a Northwest party.
Members of the Mothers League gathered for a social afternoon at the home of Mrs. N. Komredy. The event featured a silent talk for new mothers, with discussions on child care and naming, while attendees shared experiences about infant ages and birth records.
A short home remedy promises to wipe out dandruff by applying four ounces of plain liquid arvon at night. Rub in gently. by morning most if not all dandruff reportedly disappears, with three or four additional applications claimed to destroy all signs. It also claims instant relief from itching and improved hair texture and feel.
A scrambled cosmetic ad suggests using hair salts and brines to improve hair texture. It touts an inexpensive tonic claimed to lubricate and soften dry brittle hair, with promises of immediate results and general scalp benefits.
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