Ho Chae Bain Looks Forward to Second Punic War
Ho Chae Bain anticipated the Second Punic War with evident interest and curiosity, signaling a historical or literary focus in the periodical.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
3
Ho Chae Bain anticipated the Second Punic War with evident interest and curiosity, signaling a historical or literary focus in the periodical.
Mathias Erzberger asserts in his Stuttgart memoir that Emperor William II believed Germany could win the war and then fight England again in a second Punic War. He portrays the Kaiser favoring peace terms as a compromise while plans for continental mobilization and anti Anglo alliance calculations unfold.
Salina Kansas reports that 18 year old Harlan Hawk confessed to poisoning oatmeal with strychnine to injure his father and brother and applying iodine to his hands and face. He is a student at Salina High School and has been experimenting with chemistry. Officers note his disappointment over electricity use.
London on October 21 saw a pending decision on whether the national union of pathway and transport workers would join the strike of moners that began last Saturday. Meetings and executive talks in London awaited a final stance as organizations postponed choice another day.
Local residents share visits and calls across Barker and nearby towns. Neighbors including Mr and Mrs Seivel Rose, Mr and Mrs Alva Hue and family, and Arthur Richards are among those seen visiting Sunday and Thursday. A sermon by Lawrence pastor will occur October 24, with many households hosting gatherings and farm events during the week.
Rev Muir to lead a revival at High Prince church starting Sunday October 27 with a reader from Gal dwin assisting. David Lawson a Baker University senior plans to attend. A Republican rally will be held at Pleasant Grove schoolhouse Wednesday evening October 27 with Judge Hugh Means as chief speaker and others expected to attend.
The article notes a winter community gathering at the schoolhouse with a liason to the grand lodge in Hutchinson last week. It mentions Mr Charles Winter as a delegate and references various residents and activities surrounding the event and related social notices.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous individuals and families visiting relatives Sunday. Mentions include Choy Der Mire John Tataks and Mrs Athey with various aunts uncles and neighbors. names appear with scattered locations and relations across the community. The item reads like a social notes column with several incomplete phrases and unclear spellings.
October 15 and 16 entries note visits by W. W. Crowder of Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cellins and children with Mrs. Callin's mother, Mrs. Shields of Lawrence, Clotlis Cameron, and others. Teacher Miss Elder dismissed school Thursday to visit the Emery farm with pupils. Families including Shields Sawyer Doles Collins gather for Sunday.
Lucerne driver Kuhn reports to AP that Moscow and Russian cities face plummeting births and rising deaths amid a shrinking population. He notes only metal works remain active and describes harsh living conditions for women as winter nears.
A historic note describes a discovery in Newfoundland about ore composition yielding high inn ore content. The find raises questions about mining potential and economic impact, with references to delays and local speculation on future operations.
An advertisement urges use of GROVE'S L. Q. tablets for colds or influenza and cautions buyers to get the genuine GROVE'S product with the signature on the box. The ad mentions 30 cents price and references a photo studio in Thompson.
Fire prevention day on October 9 drew wide observance in Kansas with fifteen statewide speeches by fire department members. Parades and school programs were held, newspapers ran editorials, and officials say educational focus aimed at children should raise fire safety awareness and precautions statewide.
An old advertisement promotes Brownstone hair color from The Kenton Pharmacal Co. It claims to renew faded hair to its natural shade whether gold, brown or black. A trial package can be obtained by sending 11 cents, with options in Light to Medium Brown or Dark Brown to Black.
The department prioritizes reducing fire loss through preventive measures and efficient firefighting. The chief aim is to curb fires by focusing on prevention as the primary strategy.
Berlin, Oct. 20. The American Relief Administration may feed hungry Russian children this winter. Pate and Walker, who visited Minsk Moscow and Petrograd, reported strong impressions of Bolshevist care systems and will present positive information to U S authorities for a decision.
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