What Turkey Might Achieve If War Succeeds
A Constantinople banker notes economic aims for a postwar Turkey. He cites expanding railways and roads, boosting grain, fruit, wool, olive oil, and cotton, creating a strong open market, and limiting exploitation while building reliable courts to attract foreign investment.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Constantinole
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Europe
South
North America
Australia
New Zealand
United States
Anatolia
Syria
Mediterranean
Italy
Exports surge as New York ships records abroad
New York reports a seven day export total surpassing all prior weekly records with a 40 percent rise in overseas shipments over the past year. Experts see sustained demand despite wartime strains as the U S remains a global workshop.
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L. G. Mead
New York
United States
Greater
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promotes Red Blood Strength
An old fashioned advert claims Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic strengthens adults and children, drives out malaria, and enriches the blood. The piece touts it as a true tonic and fills media space with promotional language.
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Grove
Cotton market reports and price spreads across cities
News of the Markets lists New York cotton prices with bid, open, high and close figures for Jan through Dec, along with spot cotton quotes from Athens Atlanta New York New Orleans and other cities. The section also includes an advertisement praising Chamberlain's Tablets as a quick relief for headaches and liver digestion issues.
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Athens
Atlanta
New York
New Orleans
Liverpool
Savannah
Norfolk
Augusta
Houston
Baltimore
Memphis
Charleston
St. Louis
Mobile
Little Rock
Philadelphia
Dallas
Boston
Montgomery
Clara A. Driggs
Elba
N. Y
Pine-Tar-Honey Says Best for Cold Relief
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey goes to the root of cold troubles by clearing the throat and relieving the stuffed feeling. It’s touted as especially effective for children's colds and stresses early treatment to cut the risk of complications. Price 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
Liverpool Cotton Prey Open Range Prices Report
Open range close figures for Liverpool cotton futures show January February at 5.89 and 5.88 with slight increases into February. The March April and May June contracts range between about 5.92 and 6.03 with persistent small gains and percentages near 5.9 to 6.0.
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Wees
Ee Ewes
Weather forecast and health ads from Atlanta notice
Forecast for Athens and Georgia indicates threat of rain Saturday with possible storms in the east gulf area and unsettled conditions across Georgia. Winds from the east, high pressure over lakes and St Lawrence, clouds prevalent, temperatures mostly above 50, rainfall likely tonight and Saturday. Also includes an ad for Champlain Chamberlain's Tablets and Foley’s Honey and Tar as health aids.
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Atlanta
Athens
Georgia
East Gulf
Havana
Key West
Florida
Lakes
St. Lawrence Valley
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Winnemucca
C. F. von Herrman
Auburns gloomy prospect for football season noted in September analysis
Auburn Alabama looks ahead ten days before practice with many absences. The piece lists key losses at ends backs and line and notes reliance on scrub and classmen. It names promising replacements such as Bonner Burns Steed and Cary Robinson plus potential return of Jack Wyne and new hopefuls vying for various positions.
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Auburn
Ala
Robinson
Chearley
Thigpen
Pitts
Louisell
Arnold
Hart
Harris
Culpepper
Martin
Pete Bonner
Burns
Steed
Bonner
Babe” Taylor
Cary Robinson
Sample
Fricke, Campbell
Davis
Zeke Bonner
Jack Wyne
Ex-Governor Hiraoka Convicted of Embezzlement in Saghalien Case
TokIo reports ex governor Teitaro Hiraoka of Saghalien Port was convicted of embezzling 50000 dollars from revenue stamps and 25000 dollars in rents from fishing firms. Hiraoka, governor from 1908 to 1914, faces court findings amid wider graft revelations.
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Japan
Associated Press
Tokio
Okuma
Saghalien Island
Teitaro Hiraoka
Russia
Hiraoka
First Poilu Nickname Claim Arises in Joffre Legend
Paris reports that Le Matin claims the first soldier nicknamed poilu was General Joffre when he was a captain in Indo China. The Annamites supposedly called him Loum-Loum meaning hairy and poilu in French due to his blond beard.
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Paris
le Matin
Joffre
Annamite
Many Complaints Heard This Summer
Many persons complain of headaches backaches rheumatism biliousness and fatigue. Foley Kidney Pills help kidneys function better aiding elimination improve sleep and restore energy. H. R. Palmer & Sons advertise.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
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Five Points
Pacific Coast
Westchester
SEIKI
Chicago
Chas. Peck
Gates, N. Y
Chamberlain
Boards of Health
Foley’s
Hairston
Prendergast
Kaufman
Clemson
Shorty
Wren
Phillips
Scott
Rickenbaker
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