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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1915
Page
4
The text accuses Walsh of insulting witnesses and distorting their testimony while claiming he is the most unfit man to hold his position. It criticizes the United States for spending money in good faith to study capital and labor, arguing the effort failed due to prejudice and the committee chair’s fault.
Fragmentary garbled text references Wil Vid Jennings Bryan and a peace advocate amid war talk. The readable phrases suggest a historical figure linked to peace and wartime sentiment, but the source text is incoherent and lacks clear events or dates.
The text discusses how the futility of the submarine blockade influenced Germany to abandon it under US pressure. It notes Allied losses, German sacrifices, and the risk to neutral relations, arguing continued blockade would damage ties with neutrals and provoke American opposition.
The fragment discusses Frank Walsh and a quoted claim about his alleged utterance. It references conflict between capital and labor, and mentions a lawyer or client relationship, suggesting tension over perceived injustice and the ruthlessness of capital and labor interests.
Dewey Haines, a 17 year old from Yreesman Ohio, started farming five acres last fall to prove soil and seed work. He harvested 38 bushels per acre, beating the national average and matching a prior boys corn record, earning recognition as a standout young farmer according to the Wielital Beacon.
In an Everybody's magazine excerpt, Erman J. Ridgway argues Americans must care for national ideals and be ready for war. He cites Washington’s 1793 call for defense, urging unity and strength to deter aggression and uphold liberty and justice.
The passage argues that while nations build grand schools for all ages and train teachers, the education system largely fails to prepare citizens for their civic duties. It warns political and organized life lack standardization and effective methods compared to other aims.
A 1900s discussion argues colleges should teach public responsibility beyond athletics. It notes many students lack writing, reading, and literary skills and proposes practical civic training to prepare graduates for citizenship. The piece endorses broader education and public service as a balm to weaker institutional outcomes.
Topeka lawyer Graham seeks mandamus against state officials to force compliance on bid work SL900. The action targets the contracting process for the statue project set at Tk 72. McIntosh, related to Clerk of the Court Charles Moss, is noted as part of the proceedings.
Notice states that on a Monday September holiday Renee Varths will not be open for business. It lists Merchants National Bank Lawrence National Watkinsy National Bank Peoples State Bank Farmers State Sayings Banks Citizens State Bank and other banks with added note about Sudan grass seed sold cleaned and tested at 25 cents per pound by A A Greens. Also mentions Mr and Mrs B Brown renting to Edison this morning.
An officer of the Royal Naval Reserve arrived on the Adriatic and described two crews aboard a submarine, with one station for attack construction and the other for training. He claimed both crews were imprisoned by the British Admiralty and questioned why reporters would fear the sinkings. Passengers had about six minutes to escape when the steamer was torpedoed.
Lost Springs Kansas plans a daylong celebration in the town park on September 4 with an Elmwood orations by Robert Steeles of Topeka and Rev. T. A. Pearce of Herington. Local groups including Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, bands, and parades will highlight the event with a dance and evening program concluding with a ceremonial walk.
Fall term begins in Buffalo, with Miss Nelli Beamer assigned to teach at the high school division. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate new staff and term start in September in Buffalo, Kansas.
A rambling reminiscence captures an elderly man recalling childhood thrills as a circus caravan nears town. He envisions the farm, the road, and the past, while a nearby dinner party signals a bustling social scene with local educators visiting Cla Noted Educators Dr. 3.9 Sul and Mildred among guests.
Fragmentary text mentions Anatifiyet in a Saray setting with names Ort hy Ella Still and prof scriptive elements. The readable portion implies a studied or fictional scene inside a palace, but lacks clear event or outcome details.
A vintage advertisement promises an overnight method to render hair curly and wavy with a liquid dressing. It touts natural look, non sticky feel, and a long lasting effect using a small amount from a drugstore. The copy advises applying with a clean toothbrush at night and expects pretty waviness in the morning.
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