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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1918
Page
4
The article notes General Leonard Wood being sidelined from overseas service, despite Roosevelt's backing and prior efforts to place him ahead of higher ranking officers. It discusses how Wood will stay in the United States with his strong army credentials and the faded prospect of his wartime leadership.
In a telephone statement Congressman EF C Littl said he would remain in the district until after the primaries but would continue to look after national interests. He attributed the protective zone system for cantonments and the four military camps to his efforts, noting it was not the work of older Kansas lawmakers but his own.
The passage credits Congressman Little with notable legislation and saving the nation millions. It urges voters to remember his achievements and support a renomination and triumphant bid, calling for more lawmakers like him in Congress.
Brig Gen W S Metcalf once led the 20th Kansas National Guard with pride and is now deemed physically unfit for overseas duty. The decision ends his combat-era outlook as the Army shifts away from National Guard force structure, while Metcalf stays silent, loyal to service and country.
A local plea argues county cooperation is needed for better health and living conditions in Lawrence. Officials plan an ordinance on streets and alleys, milk quality, house inspections, and disease prevention to create a cleaner, safer city.
A fragmentary wartime column urges citizens to resist propaganda and support national unity. It condemns efforts to undermine morale and encourages refusal of antiwar campaigns and charitable appeals, warning that dissent aids the enemy.
The article notes Mayor Krecek introduces an ordinance to organize an efficient Lawrence health department. It suggests a preference for a two county organization in the discussion.
The article reports Mrs Festry resigning as advisor to Kansas University girls to pursue a bee farming venture near St Joseph. She cites five years of experience and plans to use the funds to aid women's clubs and a scholarship program while noting her faith in young people.
A vintage ad touts Zemo ointment as a clear skin aid. It claims to remove eczema and itching, heal sores burns and chafing, and penetrate and cleanse skin while being inexpensive and dependable. Available from druggists for 35 cents or one dollar for extra large size.
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