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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1919

Page

8

Flag display law urged for Douglas county schools

The state requires the U S flag to fly on a staff during good weather while school is in session and a second flag inside. Some schools lack flags or have only one. School boards are liable for non compliance, but the law should prompt pride as pupils prepare for citizenship. Lawrence visitors see torn streets signaling a busy city.

Douglas County United States

Cartoonists draw Yanks storming German gun nests

Around this period last year American cartoonists depicted U S soldiers charging German machine gun nests. The imagery emphasized the troops wearing canvas loggins as they advance. The piece reflects wartime propaganda and public morale themes from the era.

United States

Standpatter Call for Christian Tolerance in Troubled Era

Warnings urge humility and reliance on long standing principles for the common good. The writer argues against reliance on force and advocates Christian tolerance and sympathy to ease ongoing strife and foster a happier era.

The Enemy Within and American Resolve

The article warns that even strong firms can fall to internal treachery and mismanagement and that the United States faces a greater internal threat than external foes. It argues for vigilance against un American tendencies and stresses the need to preserve shared ideals and common sense to prevent national decline.

United States Russia

Senator Miles Poindexter Announces Presidential Candidacy

The statement from Senator Miles Poindexter declares his bid for the Republican nomination without any suggestion of yielding to friends or reluctance. The document makes no insinuations about him aging his name or being swayed by others.

Miles Poindexter

Today’s notable birthdays listed for public figures

Montreal born Rodolphe Lemieux M P pen postmaster general is 53. Philadelphia born Noies Pencosé US senator from Pennsylvania is 59. Horace V Winchell president of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers is 54 from Galesburg Michigan. Edward Fawcett Episcopal bishop of Quincy is 54 from New Hartford Iowa. Hodge actor from Albion New York is 46.

Rodolphe Lemieux M. P The Dominion Montreal Noies Pencosé United States Pennsylvania Philadelphia Horace V. Winchell American Institute of Mining and Metalurgical Engineers Galesburg Mich Reve Mi Edward Fawcett Quincy New

Publicity group urges rival candidates to state principles

The Republican publicity association says it will push other candidates to publish similar declarations of the principles they stand for. It may take oral days longer to determine if Obi King Coul remains the merry old soul he once was, as nursery tales are rewritten.

Republican’ Publicity Association Obi King Cou

Tobay’s Anniversaries and Historic Snapshots

A scattered 19th and early 20th century timeline notes births deaths and events. Mentions Enos Thompson Throop, Martin Van Buren’s NY governorship, Mario Menecal in Cuba, Vistula battles in World War I, German subs near New London, French reinforcements to Italy, and a weathered daily thought about superstition.

Cistinfons Marble Breview Maine Cincinnati Philatelpha United States Carson City Enos Thompson Throep Martin van Buren New York Auburn Johnstown N. Y Pss Mario Menecal Igta Sian Vistula Gerwina Flanders Deutschlind,srrived New London Cor Peont

Coal strike rescinded in districts after federal injunction

The coal strike was lifted in some districts once the federal injunction was served. Most miners recognize that opposing the government puts them at a disadvantage, though some leaders believe they can defy the government successfully.

Pershing Reassesses Army Size Before Senate Panel

General Pershing told a Senate committee that the war department’s plan for an army of half a million may be adequate, delivering a blow to advocates seeking a million or more troops. He argues slightly over half a million could suffice, contrasting with persistent calls for constant large armed forces.

Pershing Senate Committee National

Labor Leaders Rally Against Constitutional Violations

Labor leaders protest that measures to avert the coal strike violate the constitution. They argue any clause showing precedence by any person or group over the constitution would reveal a public oversight.

Kansas City Chief Sees Safe Halloween Spirit Dress

The Kansas City chief of police said he has no objection to Halloween fun such as dressing in a sheet or tablecloth to play a ghost. He notes Halloween should be tame with only harmless sheet spirits on view.

Kansas City

Long Live Copper Mine

A Cuban copper mine has operated extensively since 1520 with near continuous activity, forming a major long term mining enterprise.

Cuba

School reports and poetry from October leaves

The second month school report ends Oct 24 shows total enrollment 15 with 14 625 average daily attendance. Perfect spelling pupils include Marjorie Lee Lucille Kasold and Marguerite Kasold. A seventh grade poem by Marjorie Lee notes October Frost on windows leaves and corn fields with playful lines about Mother nature and palm trees. Local visits mention Mr and Mrs George Wise of Lavernee and others visiting Mrs Piper and Mr Daniels after Saturday supper.

Lucile Kasold Marguerite Kasold Ralph Kirby Edgar McClung Arthur Eastman Violet Piper Allan Kirby Carl McClung Lesons Marjorie Lee Lucille Kasold Jack Frost South America George Wise Laverynee Mondey Charley Darleo George Davis Elf Gay Califor Tives

Hungarian Republic Proclaimed as Vienna Overthrown

United States forces seize numerous villages northeast of Grandpre as the imperial government collapses in Vienna and a red flag is raised in Budapest signaling a new republic.

Budapest Vienna United States Grandpre

Rheumatism Worsened by Weather Says Physician

Weather changes worsen rheumatism though effects vary. Uric acid in blood affects muscles and joints. treatment targets blood health. Hood's Sarsaparilla has many reported successes. Hood's Pills are suggested if a laxative is needed.

Hood

Social notes from Kanwaka and surrounding towns

Evening in honor of Mr Daniel birth ay, Miss Phebe Bigaby stays at her Kanwaka home while parents travel to Quinter Kans. Mrs Alfred Rudiger returns from Leavenworth. Paul Douglas back from Western Kansas where he helped Hui machine crew. Pleasant Hour Club to meet Mrs Guy Bigsby on Wednesday afternoon Nov 5. Mrs Russel of Lawrence visits daughter Mrs Paul Rudiger. Jensens sale drew crowds despite poor weather. plans to move to Lawrence. Glynn Kirby helping with road work in Riverside area, visits with the Bearman and Webster families. Centralia visitors include Mr and Mrs Frank Anderson and Mrs Florence Duffy. Phyllis DeWitte from Dunkin Lola visited Orrs. Denust DeWitte from 3 City also. Carpenter dislocated hip months ago, weakened, hopes to recover. cream ad for Wiedemann's Ice Cream.

Phebe Bigaby Kanwka Quinter Kans Alfred Rudiger Leavenworth Paul Douglas Kansas the Pleasant Hour Club Guy Bigsby Sthas Russel Lawrence Paul Rudiger Jensen Frank Anderson Florence Duffy Centralia Sunda Will Orr Paris DeWite Phyllis DeWitte Dunkin Lola

Mercy of the Future

Quotations on destiny compare mercy to a veil over tomorrow. The noted line by Bulwer Lytton reflects faith in mercy shaping what lies ahead.

Bulwer Lytton

Power of Imagination and Perspective in Studies

The passage argues that sight alone narrows distant things, while imagination reverses perspective making the far off appear grand. It suggests imagination enlarges magnitude with distance, contrasting sensory limits with mental vision as discussed in Mrs. Jameson Studies.

Mrs. Jameson

Jewish Population in English Cities

The article states Manchester has the largest Jewish population in the United Kingdom, while Leeds has a higher proportion of Jews relative to city size, though Leeds’ total number is slightly smaller than Manchester’s.

Manchester United Kingdom Leeds

Race of Boat Builders in Irish Ship Industry

The article notes Irish boat builders' enduring craft tradition. It highlights Belfast as a center of shipbuilding excellence and contrasts it with coastwise fishing regions such as mackerel, hake, and haddock fleets.

Immemorial Hake Haddock Fisheries Agust Belfast

First Impressions Echo Scots Dialect Request

Fragmentary OCR yields a humorous regional plea for a bowl of lodzer from Mrs McNeish. The speaker, using Scots phrases, asks not to replace existing food on the first day, and mentions a person named Esefmuge with unclear meaning.

Ms Phe McNeish Parrith

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Claim Health Benefits

An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safer alternative to calomel. It says the tablets stimulate the liver and bowels without pains griping gum injury or acid danger and claim improved mental clarity and energy. Available in 10 or 20 cent boxes.

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the World Company W. C. Simone, Reste Newdii Massachusetts Street Chicago A.R. Keator Hertford Franklin Pal Alcorn Marbridge Associated Press Audit Bureau of ‘Circulations Eoryedy Merchants National Bank Bank Tobay Wiedertann's Daily Thought Cieero Sloan Wieilemann’s Adv Everett True Daniel Denust DeWitte Y Orr's Phyllis Carpenter Wiedemann’s Dr. Edwards Farmers State and Savings Bank
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