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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1918

Page

7

Metz Fortifications and Iron Regions in World War I Context

The article describes Metz as a key fortress city protecting the German southwest frontier with 28 surrounding forts. It notes Metz sits on the Moselle near the French border and highlights Lorraine iron and coal fields, including Briey, as major global producers. It details historical fortifications, terrain, and proximity to American lines with forts like Kronprinz and de Sommy nearby.

Metzstuke Metz France Germany Moselle Maselle Seille Lorraine Rhine Bassin Briey Alsace-Lorraine Belgium Luxemburg Franco-Geringen Thionville Gravelotte Haeseler de Sommy Kronprinz Arnaville Liege Ger

Valley Grove community notes busy with visits and harvest

Oska Joosa and nearby families share weekend visits across Valley Grove. Residents clear sorghum, plan harvests, and attend lectures and operettas while many travel to McLouth and Lawrence for markets and events amid lagrippe season and changing weather.

Enrollment Opens at Sigel School with Twenty Scholars

Sigel school started Monday with an enrollment of 20 scholars. Attendance at the fair in Topeka included Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Buchheim, Mr. and Mrs. O. Q. Thomas and sons, Dale French, and several Petefishes and Buchheims. Mr. Leo Cox and Mrs. John Buchheim aided Mr. B. S. Sanders during the day. The YenNesté couple visited A. E. Petefish’s home Friday evening and Howard and Russell Petefish went to Lawrence Sunday. Monday saw many farmers preparing for the term.

Otis Smith Oska Joosa W. L.jagi ‘R Viet Millard — Stewart O'Neal W. i. Smith B. W. Erwins Johnnie Smith William Lombard Edgar Osborne Wm. Osborne Lecompion Rela Alfred” Ward Mac Grants Ira Ward Harry ‘Stawson Fred. Champion Kansas City Frank Saget Topeka Sunda Margaret Heges S. Mirence Lawrence Amon Agg Oaine Horace Smith John Einktein Harry Lobb Mc Louth Avery Priv Leslie Carpen T Baptist Church of Efaith Jayerbaceisie Elmer Megtdlown Erwin Migeand Sega Walt McLouth Valley Grove Potevak John France Omer & Tate Mason Qi Goel Veda Jie Sam. Adasas Giara Roy Vistas Doris Adel Gr Charles Petje Lottie Eggert Oskaloosa Kaw Valley Dan Smith Orin Smith Howard ‘Eggert Ralph Rees Tom Lombard Isom McGrew Christia Deaver C.E Glen Cox Charlie Martin Lee Cox Mrs.Sanders Louise Kelly F. J Hureday Ternoon M.C. Petefish Lillie Richardson John Christy Sara Kelley Kan Jove Petefish Burt Joiner Cox L. H. Petefish Lawrencé Ida Buchheim George Strahan Faye’ Petefish F. J. Buchheim D. Thomas and Sons French-and- Dale Taye-Marie Petefish J. Roy-Goff May -Petefish Fee Uox Glen “Cox John Buchheim James Sanders Leo Cox B.S. Sanders H. G. ‘Yen ‘Nesté A. E. Petefish Howard Russell Petefish Ool

War Infants and Children in Use perence at Reure Always

University reports record enrollment in language courses with French the standout. A four hour “War French” course for S A T C men expands to thirty three sections, twenty students each, and shortages of instructors loom as demand soars. Also noted are local social moves as McNish contact and a Austin visit by Mrs. J A Bradley and daughter Katherine.

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Freezone promised to remove corns quickly in Cincinnati notice

An old advertisement-like piece from Cincinnati touts freezone a sticky liquid that dries instantly and removes hard or soft corns when applied to tender areas. It claims minimal irritation and rapid relief with a quarter ounce bottle said to suffice for all feet.

Cincinnati Fretzone

Metz line and coast defense in German plans

Fragmentary notes describe Metz as a key bastion in German defense along eastward rail lines toward the coast. Scattered names and local mentions appear, including Kansas City and Linwood connections, with social calls and weekend visits noted among residents.

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Fall Leaf Visit Notes From Kansas City Crew

Fragmented local social notes describe Mrs Houbard of Kansas City visiting Harve Schallack. Williamston and Eudora visitors include Mr and Mrs Louis Kirkman and the Stone family. Mrs Fetty of Lawrence spent the weekend with George Abbott and family. Mrs Abbott and Mrs Christiansen of Kansas City joined Mrs Adair for Saturday evening greetings.

Peel Riley Tegan Beavenworth Tesse B. Reece Kansas City eMiss Alice’ Roemer Eva. Snapp Nellie Abbott George Adair William Snapp Frank Roe Evert Frank Bryant Weaver Nell Ot Nellie ” Abbott Alice Koer Ase Sophia ‘Bryant Millie Eva_ Snapp Scott Holton Kansas Zon William Scott Louis Kirkman Arthur Kirkman Linwood Muiss Mollie Ovine Sid Stravad

Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Muscle Aches Relief

A battered, OCR like note touts Sloan's Liniment to ease rheumatism and muscle soreness. It claims broad relief for weather related aches and is marketed toward women and thousands of users seeking refreshing soothing effects.

Sloan

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