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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
4
The text discusses US wartime economy and policy, claiming large potential manpower and industrial output could shift if Europe’s war escalates. It argues for spending and preparation to support allied efforts and reflects on what if decisive action is taken versus staying passive.
A garbled OCR fragment describes birds and a city school department with scattered names and locations. It mentions a parade or event and references institutions like Harvard and Michigan, with unclear actions and threats implied but not detailed. The readable elements center on birds and local schooling.
The text references the Vostow Post and European air era, noting German newspapers in Milwaukee and views on munitionist policies. It mentions a socialist paper opposing munitions sales and wartime pressures, with unclear chronology and several garbled phrases.
A partial, garbled text describes efforts to entertain possible reforms while addressing sweeping streets and curbside cleanup. It mentions hack-lots littered with manure piles and references to clouds and dust, with unclear terms and stray phrases about sparrows and health. The readable bits point to sanitation concerns in a congested urban setting.
The text discusses diseases including tuberculosis typhoid and other fevers and mentions how contamination can cause illness. It notes bronchial and lime troubles and suggests fever and related ailments arise from contact with contaminated items, though the wording is garbled.
The state authorities aim to compel every rooming house to meet hotel style safety standards to protect patrons. The push notes past laxity and praises proactive steps to prevent deadly fires and safeguard inhabitants, urging compliance statewide.
A nearly illegible plaintext copy from the Volkszeitung cites CGertant saving increases in deposits across communities despite the war. It notes reduced imports, stronger home investment, and calls for channeling funds into domestic needs while warning of money hiding in odd places as a sign of cautious economy.
The article portrays about 128 Leon County teachers pressed to work amid a shortage. It notes many are single, older, or lacking formal training, yet they teach in rural schools, with salaries around 40 to 70 dollars monthly. Despite hardships, they remain capable, alert, and dedicated to guiding students and maintaining standards.
An account of a fatal joy ride ends in a crash into a tree. It notes eight occupants under age twenty, a young wheelman guiding the car, and the coroner called to a grim scene. The piece argues against high speed cars driven by inexperienced youths and warns of the dangers of fast touring vehicles on ordinary roads.
The Emporia Gazette recalls Green Keith White a colored man from Lawrence, a diligent, honorable, and influential figure. He faced adversity with dignity, led at times in politics, and stood as a proof that ability used honestly can rise to respect. His memory voices admiration from peers and the city.
Octovinger of Rural Route 7 buys a steel heavy plow pulling six 14 inch gang plows. Expected to harvest wheat near Greeley Colorado. George Morterson of Greeley moves to town. C Crawfurd of Merchants' Relivery Co. arrives from far town occupies 28 Rhode Island. Spalding returns from Los Angeles after seven months in the Autumn Life business.
A historical note warns that high power horseless carriages pose risks when driven by inexperienced operators. It recalls Jean Mumford’s accident that left three dead and five injured, arguing engines with strong energy require careful handling and regulation to prevent tragedy.
Former President Taft told the American Bankers Association in Seattle that radical reforms aimed at railroads and big business failed to deliver progress. He argued for restrained policy, cautioned against wage and rate excesses, and defended representative government against recall and direct democracy measures.
The article comments on Nevada as a global playground with slow business in Helitine, noting banks remain cautious yet not pessimistic. It highlights rising land values per acre, real estate activity, and the intense floral abundance in a social setting, observing the morning to noon society dynamic amid varied local conditions.
A torn OCR item describes trouble for travelers near a street with a brick pile. The scene mentions a pier and theater, with bricks valued at £ and a detour to a damaged area. A sentinel, a man named Smith, and others are referenced amid unclear events and disrupted paths.
September calendar note shows church ladies hosting a dinner in the evening at 7. Names read as Mrs. and others listed among the group. The fragment hints at a church event with social gathering and optional dress or chutrel mentioned.
Commissioner W. We Cleland praised the rain for flushing the streets this morning. He called it a lively scene and one of the city’s cheapest jobs ever done, noting the effort and cost were minimal.
The report notes Hay Danmire has left for Wiihell to attend high acts. Ae will teach at the high school there.
Use pure cocoanut oil as a greaseless shampoo alternative to soap. Wet hair, rub in one to two teaspoons for a rich lather that cleanses scalp and dust, leaves hair silky, easy to manage, and dries quickly. Readily available at drug stores and inexpensive.
A cluttered Kansas City area fragment notes births and visits. Mentions Leoni C W B Mf tomorrow Hy Jackson entry and hospital references. J M Meivint visits Budora, John Simmons, Hutclinson absent, Meisker en route to Rineod. May be dated September with names like Cle Meihiaforning and Niriel Kaisas.
Ay and Mtvs Charles are due back home tomorrow after completing their tour. Fans and local media anticipate their return and any planned public appearance or statement. The exact time and location of arrival were not disclosed.
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