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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1918
Page
2
A historical document outlines subscription rates by carrier and includes an excerpt from Our Battle Hymn describing marching armies and divine justice. The poem references watchfires, altars, fiery gospel, and the swift sword, conveying a sense of national ordeal and judgment.
A reflection on the enduring impact of the Battle Hymn of the Republic. The piece links the Civil War era lyric to contemporary calls for democracy and opposition to tyranny, urging renewed dedication to national and global freedom.
The National Credit Men's Association report praises insurers for prompt full payments after the quake and fire. It notes twenty one English firms, with fourteen honored, and highlights two showing notable gallantry for not seeking the usual two percent discount. German firms are also referenced in the era's assessment.
The piece surveys wartime politics and ethics with satirical remarks on Germany and Britain. It contrasts treaty faith, liquor policy shifts, and the public mood as national leaders debate obligations and revenue amid the crisis. It also touches censorship, housing, and local social notes in Osage City.
The piece cites claims about the American secret service and Lenine and Trotzky as German agents while contrasting editorials from the Kansas City Star on religion and service through the Y M C A and the Red Cross. It also mentions surgical dressing hours at the Red Cross and personnel changes at Haskell, including Mr. R T Cook as new watchman and Miss Marguerite Shore visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wood.
A visit to a laboratory where a famed remedy is produced shows careful preparation. Sterilized vessels and pasteurized bottling underscore the process of extracting medicinal properties from herbs using solvents and strict cleanliness to aid women’s health.
Ross W. Sanderson of Plymouth Congregational church is named boys' secretary for the City Y M C A. He will split time promoting the boys' work program with regular building classes starting next week. Gym classes will be led by Armin Woestermeyer, former high school basketball captain, as the Y M C A outlines plans for an October 1 operation.
Lawrence Optical Co offers fine eye glasses at its store located at 1025 Massachusetts Avenue. The listing highlights eyewear options and address for shoppers seeking prescription lenses and stylish frames.
Fragmentary text references communities and names including Hines Kaw Valley Ice Cream and Lone Star. Details are unclear but imply a local notice or discussion about county connections and communications.
Farmers demand more mill feed for hogs amid shortages. J M Slona ker reports feeding sixty hogs with limited supplies, noting Kansas corn production but scarce shorts. Myr Motsker of Lone Star seeks larger pig numbers but pork feed remains constrained. K C Star City Drug Store notes a potato order from Omaha via freight, and Miss Lois Burke visits Kansas City.
Lawrence man C. B. Root and Mrs H. E. Don Carlos are credited with the success of the downtown Leavenworth Community House. The project in the city business district gains high praise from local residents for its intelligent and faithful service. Root, once an assistant physical director at K U, and Don Carlos, longtime Lawrence resident, are highlighted for their roles.
Fragmentary notes mention a ice cream dairy call number 182 and names Miss Roth Scott of Iola and Mrs EB Miller. Miller travels to Kansas City this morning. The text references Byershalk and Kxw Valley in connection with ice cream butter and chest, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary newspaper ad mentions antiseptic product with a quoted price of 30 cents and a note about refunds. Partial text lacks clear entities and context.
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