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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
4
The piece notes union threats in the United States and suggests Britain may seek protectionist tariff after the war. It predicts England will pursue protection as the U S does next spring. It also mentions Rev Dr Aked and a Ford expedition, with respect awaiting the result and possible reappointment.
In Anmist Kansas residents hope for relief from the heat as September appears, promising cooler nights and bracing days. The text notes relief similar to last August and reflects a transition in the middle of a hot season.
The text describes widespread labor tension with the railway brotherhoods likely to enhance action. It notes a heavy strike call involving 200,000 workers and anticipates limited congressional aid, implying broad disruption to the nation's traffic system.
Reports from Yakout territory indicate mining communities struggle with alcohol use amid political divisions. Observers note three pivotal votes shaped by liquor influence, while northern miners reportedly endure harsh conditions and risky transport during border events.
The readable fragment discusses China and pacifism, noting a gap between theory and practice. It questions China's defense readiness and suggests skepticism about claimed pacifist gains versus actions, reflecting a mid-century diplomatic debate.
The article describes ongoing military movements and interviews as leaders discuss stretched front bounds. It notes alliance actions and the public concern over potential longer conflict while indicating cautious optimism about contingencies and safety.
Report describes testing of rapid transport using gasoline propelled vehicles to move large forces. Mentioned are the YF Antonio unit and the German army's flank movement amid the great defense. Early praise hints at potential adoption by the Kan division.
A traveler reflects that walking from Eagle Pass to San Antonio would be arduous yet rewarding. The long trek promises experiences to tell about in winter evenings after returning home.
A Democratic source argues that Wilson’s political maneuvering loses votes, cites his labor and Jewish-vote gambits, and contrasts his conduct with past Democratic ideals. The piece condemns Wilson as a ward heel politician harming national honor and international respect.
The text presents a garbled quote about recruits, endurance, and military campaigns in distant deserts. It mentions a new book titled Crimson Gardenia and a speaker named Rex Bunch. The fragmented lines reference desk work, long campaigns, and hardship faced by soldiers.
The New York Times, seen as a leading Democratic paper, is criticized for not endorsing Mine Wilson's railway strike stance. The piece argues the Pres and Congress use constitutional methods amid labor pressure, while Brotherhoods and political maneuvering threaten republic principles.
Two American battleship fleets staged a simulated clash last week in which several vessels were counted sunk or captured and thousands of lives theoretically lost. Neutral observers and participating powers judged the outcomes and defined the determinations of damage.
The article profiles Mr. Ashburner, early city manager of Staunton and later Springfield, depicting the rise of the professional city manager. It describes reforms like a full city budget, centralized purchasing, and improved water revenues, highlighting his impact on debt reduction and administrative efficiency.
A historical discussion critiques naval war games showing how simulated maneuvers could mislead about landing in force on the Atlantic coast and Wall Street capture. It contrasts varying expert opinions on outcome and notes a wish for scientifically decisive battles. The piece also recalls postwar business figures and migrations after the Lawrence raid in Eudora.
The Henry Clews weekly letter proposes an international coinage after war to ease travel and trade. It envisions a simple gold standard with national stamps allowing free use across Europe and America, potentially inviting Japan China and Russia into the system.
The Journal-World notes the passing of Chas Pilla of Eudora, reflecting on aging settlers near Eudora and Lawrence. It recalls that Chas Pilla did not migrate to Eudora first in 1858. his brother established the business that grew large, with the brother starting after appointment.
A home method uses a stelatone paste to remove facial hair from the face neck and arms. Mix delatone powder with water to form a thick paste apply for about two minutes then rub off for smooth skin. Buy delatone from the original package to avoid disappointment.
A. G. Cleven ger arrives in Manhattan to lead the Aggies as preparations begin for the 1920 football season. An assistant coach will be named soon and the squad starts reporting next week with full practice possible once September 16 rules allow. Captain Barnes will join early, while border students are barred from returning. Fields and workouts will begin as players arrive.
A review of a self help work by M Mae Levy offering simple methods to quit smoking. It outlines choosing foods, exercises, and diversions to improve bodily and mental fitness and helps readers adopt sensible precepts for quitting without harsh methods. It notes candor and humor make the book widely discussable. The notice includes city deed details and property transfers contextualized in the same column.
Professor Morris Pastrow Jr of the University of Pennsylvania praises the work The Civilization of Babylonia and Assyria published by J. B. Lippincott Co. The handsome volume covers romance language history revisions law art and commerce of ancient nations.
A Kansas state board report shows 8,338 of 11,731 graduates from five state institutions remain in Kansas. Most work in teaching across counties, with 2,976 instructors. 225 pharmacists, 86 physicians, 500 lawyers, and 314 engineers listed. Totals from each school are given as well.
I am moving my office and residence from 1046 Vermont Street to 1018 Vermont Street just half a block north of my current location. I will be glad to meet all my patients in the new address. Dr Albert Cruzan Osteopath both phones 1206.
George Ford is erecting a structure at froen cottage located on OLS Mlineis Street. The notice records construction activity and site details for the local property.
Carrie Chapman Catt tells the National American Woman Suffrage Association convention that the war era will redefine women's roles and advance suffrage. She cites Europe where women have held nations together and urges persistent, united action for equal rights despite anti moves.
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