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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1915
Page
4
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The article notes Russia’s population speaks many languages and dialects with about 140 distinct races. It claims Russia’s race problems are tenfold more formidable than in the United States due to permanent segregation and no hope of integration.
Berlin claims Germany holds 69 498 square miles of territory while noting lost areas, but omits intent to pursue half a million square miles of colonial gains. The statement contrasts Allied occupation by France Britain and Greece since the war began with Germany’s view of territorial control.
A 75 per cent solution of the road problem is a compound that when poured on a shaped rolled dirt road will petrify it to a depth that prevents cracking from heavy traffic and temperature changes. The inventor could gain unlimited money and fame, akin to a Lawrence figure.
The Wichita Eagle divides space between defining a large half‑billion dollar transfer among American financiers and French and English representatives and arguing it is not a war loan. It contends this distinction cannot change the core fact that it is a war loan in substance.
The fragment questions whether many children are inadequately dressed for school and asks for proof from officials in charge of the Friendship Club and its House, mentioning Dr. McConnell or the Funks.
Reported line by line of Allied pressure at Arras with German retreat and offensives across the Meuse. Silenced Antwerp forts as Russians breached the German center and formed a new line from Mariampol to Ossowetz, while Ossowetz faced bombardment. Przemysl forts fell to Russians. Papsete and Tahiti contents noted as shellings and sinkings. Union tanker Elsinore allegedly sunk by Leipzig. French torture accusations against wounded are claimed by Germany. American Red Cross ship reaches Paullac, France.
A speaker urges support for institutions aiding the needy including children. Criticism is directed at judging the poor as shiftless and urges examining aid groups like the Social Service League Hall and the Salvation Army to understand the true extent of need among school age children and the community’s responsibility.
The Topeka Capital argues that universal unpreparedness would invite war and that even universal disarmament is unlikely for generations. It warns that if all nations disarmed a single nation might still secretly prepare for aggression, stressing the duty to cultivate peace and international goodwill.
The Wichita Beacon notes a proposed city rule prohibiting automobiles from passing streetcars when passengers are alighting. The piece argues the measure would reduce injuries and fatalities amid growing traffic, suggesting a gradual rollout within a few years.
A New York Times exchange between Hugo Munsterberg Hart Ara professor and Albert B Hart Harvard historian reveals Munsterberg’s view on German identity and his status as a German citizen while serving in the United States. He states he came to help Germany and the United States alike, not just to advance American science.
Residents of Baldwin and surrounding towns packed the chapel during a visit by Bishop Quaile, sharing hearty reports of corn and potatoes from the fair. Notables and locals, including Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Stewart and C. Robin Ds Alten, lined the crowd as the community celebrated harvest displays and upcoming events.
The Globe-Democrat notes sugar's low price and per capita consumption in America while criticizing Democratic policy moves in Congress aimed at sugar trade. It argues free trade would cut public revenue, weaken beet farmers, and harm health and prosperity, citing industry injuries and protected European beet sugar.
The Baker debaters train for the season facing Washburn Ottawa College of Wooster and Manhattan as potential opponents. The squad includes Edwin Rider John Campbell Everett Hughes Homer Osterhout and others with extensive literary society debating experience.
Bishop Quayle delivered a short talk in the college morning assembly. He spoke on discipline and community service, urging students to engage in local outreach and uphold school values.
Mrs EB Clilverly of 2120 North Fifth Street Philadelphia says Peruna made her feel well never felt better and she will promote the year’s medicine. Ella Miskell of Scottsburg suffered for five years in bed and after taking Peruna is entirely well. People who dislike liquid tonics may now obtain Peruna Tablets.
City commissioners urge single cow owners to comply with a recent milk ordinance to protect public health. Mayor Francisco toured Maple Grove cemetery noting the improved conditions under sexton J M Lynch. Newspaper columns on the Skaggs Quantrill killing prompt fresh witness crosschecks as war reports attract notice. Preparations begin for an animal charities and corrections conference in Lawrence, KU, November as Prof Burgess departs to Ohio State.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention held time and charges of preparation and a lead up to departure from Kimsas. Names and clear context are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about time, duties, and a predeparture process.
A Victorian advertisement touts Cardui as a gentle herbal remedy for womanly troubles. It claims many women suffer severe weakness and pain, but Cardui builds strength and relieves distress, assuring readers it is a long-tried, safe remedy.
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