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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1919
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment references A. R. Keator of Hartford and the Associated Press, noting exclusive publication rights and republication restrictions. The illegible text appears to discuss attribution, circulation and newspaper rights for items credited to the AP and local representatives.
The text cites Jeremiah 23 5 8 promising a righteous Davidic Branch to rule wisely and judge justly. It states Judah will dwell safely, and people will say Jehovah our Righteousness. It contrasts future days with the Exodus and emphasizes God bringing the people into their own land.
A student argues no body of men should be idle and that credit and labor build citizenship. He recalls his work in coal fields and service in France and Laos, noting the cost of war and citizenship duties. General Wood cites wars ending and consuls needed, as news arrives of another American death in Mexico, underscoring costly international tensions.
The quotation argues that small town dailies and weeklies are more essential than large city papers. It emphasizes maintaining local papers over producing expansive city sections few readers access.
Authorities warn that a new wave of coke fiends may appear in Lawrence as the fuel shipment from St. Louis is set to arrive, potentially increasing access to the substance and prompting local concerns.
A Boston Post editorial cites Abraham Lincoln’s belief that labor unites workers across nations and tongues, condemns attacks on property, and asserts property as the fruit of labor. It argues in favor of industry and self-reliance, urging the houseless to work to build their own homes without violence.
The text discusses Mexico’s need for a stable government and adherence to the constitution amid external pressure. It mentions Astor as a candidate for the House and suggests divisions over a congressman’s place, with references to election votes, party interests, and press implications for Congress next year.
A London Times correspondent outlines how postwar American life in 1865 resembled today’s mood of luxury and indulgence amid national strain. The piece notes booming jewelers and theaters, a high-spirited public, and a delayed panic, suggesting a downturn could arrive by 1925 without immediate crisis.
The Dispatch cites German coal miners volunteering a seventh shift near Berlin to boost output, contrasting with American miners. The piece notes improved labor conditions in Germany as part of national recovery and suggests Americans should learn from their former enemies. The Tol a Register quote emphasizes production as a path to national recuperation.
A compact list of historical anniversaries from 1699 to 1917 notes Patrick Gordon’s Scottish origins and rise in Peter the Great’s army, Empress Maria Theresa’s noted life, Edmund Keen’s debut at a New York theater in 1820, LaFayette Grover’s Oregon governorship, and events such as Japan’s first parliament in 1890, Cracow bombardment in 1914, Kitchener’s Paris conference in 1915, Beatty’s fleet appointment in 1916, and the 1917 Inter Allied Conference in Paris.
The text notes rheumatism worsens with certain weather and varies by person. It cites excess uric acid in blood as the cause and recommends Hood's Sarsaparillin for relief, praising patient satisfaction and suggesting Hood's Pills for laxative needs without griping.
Today marks birthdays of notable figures including Dr Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg former German chancellor born in Brandenburg 63 years ago Sir George Russell Clark Britain’s minister to the Czecho Slovak Republic born 45 years ago William G Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainsmen born in La Prairie Illinois 60 years ago Edwin P Morrow future Kentucky governor born in Somerset Ky 41 years ago George D Strayer Columbia University education professor born in Wayne Pa 43 years ago Also a year ago today the former German Empress joined her husband in Holland Austria Hungary losses tallied 4 000 000 killed or wounded and President Wilson announced plans to attend the Peace Conference.
Lawrence Optical Co. advertises fine eye glasses at 1027 Mass. The United Brethren Church calls for a Thanksgiving self denial offering equal to one day’s income to be given on Sunday November 30 as part of the United Enlistment Movement. The campaign aims to mobilize church forces to aid world needs through Inter-church World Movement cooperation. The denomination’s 3500 churches push educational efforts for intercessors, ministry recruits, missionaries, and tithing stewards as church colleges run at capacity.
Advertisement from Singer Co. at 838 1-2 Mass Ave promoting a home use offer with two years until payment and no interest.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for rural carrier positions in Leavenworth County Kansas. The test will be held in Lawrence and Leavenworth on January 10, 1920, to fill Linwood routes and other rural vacancies. Open to domiciled citizens meeting Form No 1977 requirements. women admission limited to widows.
An old advertisement touts St Jacob's Liniment for rheumatism and sciatica. It claims most cases need only external treatment and promises instant relief by rubbing on the tender spot. The copy urges a small bottle from a druggist and notes decades of proven use and applicability to neuralgia, backache, sprains, and swellings.
This notice invites eligible spouses and personnel to obtain a form and application blanks from designated offices or the United States Civil Service Commission in Washington. Applications should be sent to Washington at the earliest practicable date.
Go to Maxwell Garage at 634 Mass for the right size and kind of battery to fit your car. The ad urges customers to choose the proper battery model and seek expert help to ensure compatibility and reliable starting power.
An unusually interesting meeting is planned for Monday December 1 at the Y M C A. New up to date song books will be reviewed. Miss L K Robinson county president will speak on the national convention at St Louis and share plans for Douglas county. Wallace Union invites all to join in the jubilee as the banner county aims to break records this coming year.
The note discusses the water situation as unclear and calls for an order of McNish aerated distilled water, asserting it should be consistently clear. It presents a stance that the water will always be clear.
Billy Morgan reports from Lawrence where Gov. Morgan meets local servicemen returning from France. He recalls missing Thanksgiving in Sampigny, France with the 137th Infantry, and describes a stored Armistice Day celebration that recreated a French village on the Hutchinson street for the troops.
Regina reports on sil ver fox ranches near Winnipeg and in Prince Edward Island. Breeding pairs can fetch 2000 to 15000 dollars and a two year stock may reach near 100000 dollars. Fox pelts sell from 200 to 2500 dollars, with pups auctioned at about 900 dollars each. The industry shows large profits and risks, with know how and proper facilities vital.
A concise advertisement urges shoppers to ask their grocer for Flavo Flour made from hard water wheat with every sack guaranteed, emphasizing quality assurance.
The Lawrence Christian Scientists celebrated Thanksgiving with joy as they announced raising $5,000. The funds free the church from debt, cover a new furnace installation, a large oil storage tank, and audience-room redecorations. Surplus begins a Building Fund for a future church edifice at 13th and Massachusetts. Carter Tire and Battery Co. 1009 Mass. Phone 1300.
We express our appreciation for the kind assistance from neighbors and friends during our mother and grandmother Miss Carrie E. Pratt and Rolland C. Pierson illness and death. Beautiful floral tributes also noted. Insist on Raw valley Creamery.
Jesse Pomeroy, famed Massachusetts State Prison inmate at Charleston, is 61 years old and up for some form of bid or replacement action within the facility. The report notes his long incarceration and ongoing status as a notable prisoner.
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