World War Drama and Offense From 1917 Battles
The article reviews World War I campaigns led by British forces, detailing trench mud at Messines and Ypres, Haig’s October ceasings, and the brutal weather hindering strategy. It also covers the November 1917 Passchendaele breakthrough, British tanks, heavy wire, and German retreat in panic, highlighting overwhelming Allied gains amid terrible conditions.
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Fliers
Messiereshehflaele
Haig
Flanders
Ypres
Jcomfort
Palace Week of Stars Atop The Palace
A Paris of stars headlines this Palace week with Marion Davies Pauline Frederick Lillian Dove Betty Compson Harold Lloyd and Conway Tearle. Programs run Monday through Saturday featuring Bride's Play Two Kinds of Women Ladies Must Live The Wide Open Town and Trailin Tony the Fox horse.
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Marion Davies
Pauline Frederick
Lillian Dove
Betty Compson
Harold Lloyd
Conway Tearle
Marion Davids
Palace
Lill
Asa Riday
I Dak
Wide Open Town
Maron
Davies
Wyndham
Suppor Davies
Tecast
Carlton Miller
Jock Brien
Thea Talbot
Richard Cummings
Pauline Frederick Palace
the Palace
Miss Frederick
Frederick
Cheyenne
Commercial Bank of Athens Moves to New Home
By mid June the Commercial Bank of Athens will occupy a new modern building on College Avenue near the Western Union office. The February consolidation with Peoples Bank created a stronger institution, with about $40,000 invested in construction and equipment to serve patrons with improved facilities and service.
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Commercial Bank of
Athens
Hugh H. Mn
College Avenue
Western Union Telegraph Office
Son Seeks Fortune Heiress Traces Runaway Gordon
Mrs. Graham Duffield of Chicago travels with reporters to New York to find her 17 year old son Gordon, heir to a fortune, who reportedly ran away from school in Plainfield and has drifted to poverty work on the Bowery. A second telephone call suggested the boy’s location, though no address was given.
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New York
Graham Dufield
Chicago
Gordon
Fis Wacre
Lainfield
Jan
Book Borrower Sentenced For Unreturned Volumes
A book borrower from Babi kon, a Zurich suburb, was sentenced to two days in prison and a fine of 40 francs plus the value of the unrecovered book. The magistrate called a book a family utensil essential for welfare. The defendant has appealed.
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Reneva
Babikon
Zurich
France
The Power of a Brand Name in Advertising
A persuasive editorial urges readers to demand branded products and to ask for the best, arguing that brands set standards and adulteration grows from laxity. It emphasizes that frequent use of a known name reinforces quality and loyalty, while nameless items invite doubt and inferior goods.
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Child of Fride
Wi Assurance
Banner-Herald
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