War News Roundup From European Fronts and Americas
Reported movements include Austro-Hungarian troop transports to Durazzo under fleet protection, Allied air combat near Hartmannswallerkopf, and German submarine activity in the Atlantic. British and French authorities discuss submarine warfare impact while U S officials urge delay in Lynch execution and bolster preparedness amid Irish rebellion links.
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Fiume
Durazzo
Albania
Paris
Innebruck
Wilson
Senator O'Gorman
New York
State Department
Washington
Ambassador Page
London
Jeremiah C. Lynch
Beyan
Nomads of the Posert Tuaregs and the Noble People
The Tuaregs, called the Noble People in their own language, organize into classes including nobles, priests, serfs, artisans, and slaves. Nominally Muslim, they are part of the Senus Rite sect and are notably exclusive toward foreigners, with strong warlike traits and internal democratic ties among Tuareg families.
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Perier
Freckles vanish with othine double strength cure
Read about the othine double strength treatment promising to remove freckles and clear complexions. Apply nightly and morning, expect fading of dark freckles and disappearance of lighter ones, with more than one ounce possibly required to complete results.
Umpire Fines Batter After Outburst During Game
The umpire bids strike three and tells the batter to bat again. The batter protests that the pitch was outside and is fined ten dollars. The batter accepts, muttering that money talks.
Allen's Foot-Ease Promotes Comfort for Troops
War zone hospitals ordered Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for troop use. Powder shaken into shoes or used in foot baths provides rest and comfort, making walking easier. Sold everywhere, advertises the product for soldiers and general use.
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Allen
Adv
Sawed Off Sermon Headlines and Odd Couplewise Warnings
A fragment from a periodical offers a string of quips and cautions. It includes a warning about the cautious man who looks before leaping, a remark on heiresses buying titles, a note to keep Hanford's Balsam in stock, and a playful jab about marrying a widow to destroy weeds. The tone mirrors a local era’s humor column with brief, snappy lines.
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James
Berlin
Amsterdam
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Verdun
War Office
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Rome
Zegnatorta
Lagarina
Trent
Monte Maggio
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Tarragnolo
Astico
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Daniel Julian Hailey
Ireland
High Court of Justice
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Charles
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Tex
Northern Baptist Convention
Minneapolis
Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation
Quincy
Mays
Jong
Gt. Tard
Montgomery
Ala
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Ot Americs
Ee ‘Wineton
Churchill
Ay Theodore Roosevelt
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Federaaia Labor
Ansoni Manufacturing Company
Ansonia
Conn
Rock Island
House Committee On Appropriations
War Department
United States Supreme Court
Oregon
Morehead
Nebraska
William J. Bryan
League
Theodora Roosevalt
United States
Herbert Welch
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Saratoga
N. Y
Thomas Nicholson
A. W. Leonard
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Detroit
Booksellers' Association of America
Chicago
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von Bernstorff
House ‘Naval Committee
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National Guard
Senate
Japan
Senate Immigration Committee
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Europe
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Mexico
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ST. Louis Coliseum
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William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
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Woodrow Wilson
Hanford
Ady
Dean
Iowa
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Buffalo
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Absorbine, JR
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