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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1914
Page
4
A 1918 style newspaper page from Lawrence Kansas prints commentary on world affairs including President Wilson and Roosevelt styled figures. The piece references Maine politics and national sentiment with opinions on peace, progressivism and public policy. It presents a snapshot of editorials and reader concerns from the era.
A garbled republication note criticizes Republicans tinting papers and delaying county weekly reporting. It mentions suppression of information about a progressive movement and hints at a local election tactic amid confusion and partial reporting.
The note mocks a fevered political scene with muttered jibes about Victor Murdock and Henry Allen. It laments the return of old-fashioned rot and coalitions, claiming the country had moved beyond such antics. The writer scolds the foolishness and urges sane judgment.
A garbled Gazette letter complains about Standpat Republicans and credit to rivals. The writer alleges biased reporting and accuses Brow Lefith papers of unfair credit to opponents, while praising Bly Mey and other figures in a fragmented critique of the era.
A fragment discusses ongoing articles and editorials claiming political bias. It notes the author’s stated object and intended reforms while accusing the press of misrepresenting the president’s loyalty and the editor’s stance, with readers urged to see through partisan framing.
Voters weigh in as city officials push a new water plant proposal amid opposition. Publishers cite public sentiment while commissioners continue study and seek support for the project.
The piece outlines internal party friction as leaders debate strategy amid a life and death stakes. It notes Vietor Murdock’s upcoming marriage rumor and Neeley and Curtis vying for votes. Murdock eggs support across states while Allen appears set to win.
A fragmented report notes Kansas and Oklahoma flour shipments bound for England. Three Wellington mills sent two carloads of flour to New Orleans while Enid mills burn out flour, with London shipments continuing and earlier trains already sent.
Disorder and propaganda mark Berlin as the German capital resembles a cemetery says a Madrid dispatch. Night and day fevered building work continues as trainloads of wood arrive. officials admit Germany may struggle to meet wartime needs amid dire conditions and political pressure.
Mrs Lyon of Terre Hill Pennsylvania testifies to relief from female troubles after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes severe aches lower back sides and insomnia before treatment and says symptoms vanished leaving her feeling like a new woman. The ad touts Pinkham's remedy as a long established standard and cites many testimonials from women across the country.
A fragmented verse mixture praises September with garbled lines about weather and memory. It evokes seasonal imagery and lingering tones of autumn while collapsing into unreadable phrases and stray names. The piece feels like an experimental diary fragment rather than a clear report or narrative.
Fragmentary society note describes a serialized mystery episode titled Pu morrow with references to Blanehe Sweetin Khaw Erlanger and a cast of characters. The readable lines indicate a light social feature with mentions of quality and reasonable prices and a local store or event.
Dr Burris Jenkins urged the United States to push the Monroe Doctrine into policy to win the confidence of Latin American republics and expand ties with southern neighbors. The speech called for constructive, friendly cooperation and avoiding meddling from abroad while highlighting potential trade gains.
Berlin reports German forces have abandoned Liege with official statements and dispatches noting orders to retreat toward the Rhine. A Basel telegram cited by Central News says Germany may withdraw from France Belgium and Luxembourg, signaling a strategic shift in the theater.
The Bureau of Mines begins distributing a bulletin to Latin American consumers describing which U S coals are best for available supplies amid the wartime emergency and aims to expand trade with South American republics. The move follows Washington’s Sept issue and targets buyers in the region seeking suitable coal types.
Fully equipped for all forms of banking. Pays interest in savings department and on Time Certificates of Deposit. Issues Travellers Cheques and its own Letters of Credit both Foreign and Domestic.
A fragmented notice states that 16,083,100 tons of coal were exported from the United States in 1913, with only 40,000 tons going to South America. The rest of the text mixes unrelated phrases about tuning, repairing, refinishing, moving, selling, waking, rebuilding and renaming, plus references to Bell Bros Music Co in Lawrence Kansas and a Mass Street address with taxi call numbers.
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