United States Enters War With Austria
The United States declares war on Austria as President Wilson signs the joint resolution, with Senate voting 74 to 0 and House 368 to 1. La Follette abstained, later saying he would have voted against the declaration. Socialist London of New York opposed the measure. The resolution frames Austria-Hungary as Germany's ally and commits U.S. military support.
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Wilson frames plan to defeat Austria in war and world peace
President Wilson outlines aims to end Prussian rule, restore self government for Austria-Hungary and Balkan states, and seek generous postwar peace. Congress acts for war against Austro Hungary. American troops to be rushed to fronts as allies mobilize resources and manpower.
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Germans Shell 2000 to Break British Lines at Vialwood
News from the front reports at least 2000 German losses in two failed assaults around Vialwood as 25 divisions mass 375000 troops for a major late war push. Byng withdraws from Bourlon, aiding British defense while the Meuse Verdun front sees two German attacks repelled by French fire.
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American Unit Decorated by French Croix de Guerre
American sanitary section No. 5 becomes the first American unit awarded the French Croix de Guerre fourragere. The decoration honors two army orders citations for valor before the enemy. General Petain lauds fraternal solidarity of French and American troops. The unit will be formed with the insignia at a major ceremony but may not wear them.
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Roumanians and Russians Pact End Hostilities Front
An official notice says Roumanian troops will join Russians in the armistice while Tommanians oppose fraternization. Hostilities are suspended along the entire front.
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Germans Detain Relief Vessel Tondon Captured Transport
The Belgian relief steamer Huelen loaded with grain, seized by a German submarine on November 3 and brought to Swinemuende, remains detained despite protests. John D. Rockefeller Jr. to serve as YMCA field secretary at Camp Dix for two weeks per war work council notice.
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New Discovery Anuric Aids Kidney and Back Pain Relief
Local residents report relief from kidney and bladder issues using Dr. Pierce’s Anuric Tablets from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York. A Chicago man describes four years of backache ending after two boxes, and others in the area claim benefits. buyers urged to ask their druggist and send for trial packages.
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Land of the Ukulele Quip Echoes Hawaii Queen Death
A humorous exchange notes the newspaper report of Hawaii's former queen's death. Scroggins and Jimson joke about the queen's name, contrasting Ukulele and Liliuokalau. The remark centers on living in the land of ukuleles and island royalty.
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August Flower Remedy Aids Stomach Liver Function
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER is advertised as a gentle laxative stabilizing digestion and liver activity. It claims relief from sick headache constipation sour stomach and nervous indigestion by cleansing the stomach and alimentary canal and stimulating bile and blood purification. Sold in all civilized countries with 80 and 90 cent bottles.
Tragedy of the Cuisine and a Frugal Cook
A humorous exchange centers on a cook told to economize. Mrs. Torkins explains the idea of avoiding waste, the cook retorts she has no more waist than the speaker, and she states she will leave tomorrow.
To Cure a Col Day Paki Save BRO tablets
The text promotes a remedy stating Druggists refund money if it cures and claims Ww aRova's signature on each box. A second line repeats the claim. The excerpt ends with a quip about Bill and a swallow tale party at a place called Natural Place.
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