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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1919
Page
4
A damaged OCR page shows scattered text about telephone numbers boilerplate ads and party rhetoric including references to a Democratic party and vague endorsements. The readable lines mix rates for carriers and political commentary with garbled words and unrelated strings.
A fragment discusses postponing action due to bad weather and compares potential risks with other matters. The text suggests seeking a clearer forecast before proceeding.
A garbled text fragment discusses national concerns about war and its aftermath. It mentions veterans, aliens, and prosperity tied to recovery, suggesting a societal strain and shortages that affect finance and citizens. Strong entities are not clearly identifiable due to the damaged OCR.
The text discusses a flagged political stance involving the Republican party, railroads, and government guarantees. It references loyalty, citizenship, and economic worries while asserting procedural issues and public skepticism.
A fragmented account describes a gathering in Kansas with military presence and ceremonial displays. It recalls attendees, fortifications, and a tribute to veteran figures while questioning the event's purpose and significance.
An old advertisement extols Hoorl's Sarsaparilla as a universal spring remedy for blood, stomach, liver, and kidney ailments celebrating its 54 years on the market. It highlights strong sales, perceived healing powers, and praise from physicians and pharmacists, while a contrasting editorial laments civic neglect and a missed opportunity in Wichita.
A sketch on Frank Of Bawden life and work as Tingie's governor outlines his rise from humble origins to college and law practice. It notes his marriage to a Pullman executive, his reform efforts to curb vicious barrels, and the potential impact of his leadership on the Republican national scene.
A list of dates and terse notices including Thomas J. Stevens who led the Winnebago at Mobile Bay, deaths in Rockville and New York City, a National Democratic convention report in Baltimore, a Kentucky border-state convention, Colima wreck with 200 lost, and a brief on German military actions and Greek cabinet changes.
The item lists several figures born on this date including Mrs May Wright Sewall in Milwaukee and Joseph C G Grew in Ton, plus Arnold Bennett Henry Taft and others with ages ranging from 39 to 60. It references a civic context and a dessert brand tied to soldiers with Wiedemann ice cream.
A memorial piece recalls Myra Ligvie Mend and Mr S20 McCrory, praising Mrs Read as a courteous dry goods clerk who served Lawrence for over thirty years. It notes McCrory as an active community member, violinist Virginia Russell and other local figures, and reflects on local civic discussions and education department issues.
May 26. Discussion shows broad support from educators and unions for a national department of education with federal aid to states. The administration did not back the bill, despite endorsements from colleges, teachers, and federations, and Secretary Lane raised literacy and assimilation concerns.
The Rot anti Gace of Kour Tai bishop Duffy celebrates the twentieth anniversary of his ordination today. Dorothy Tucker returns home after a Sunday visit. Wiedermann's is suggested for candy and cream. Phone 182.
In a wartime update the Second American Red Cross campaign ended with subscriptions exceeding 166 million. The report notes German forces breached Allied lines at several points amid a major drive on the Western Front.
Washington May 27. Citizens complain about rising prices and the cost of living. Senator Wat says the public is unhappy with the current economic conditions.
Senator Watson notes high living costs and rising telecommunication rates in Indiana and other states. He says Americans care more about domestic economics, rail and wage issues than the League of Nations as food shipments head to Europe. Local ad for National Paint and Varnish Cleaner claims it removes dirt and performs well at McCulloch's Drug Store.
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