Tanlac tale from war front and home heals Mrs Cason
A wartime Christmas report blends a homecoming tale of Mrs Cason who lost weight to a shadow and then regained strength after Tanlac. Her brother in law touts the tonic while in Arras troops mark Christmas Eve with church services, gifts, and a resolve for “peace through victory.”
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J R Battle
Jacobs Pharma
Bette
Cason
Adian
Alworth
Bittle
Weiks
Tie
Beneast
al Frobs
Tursts
Fider
Jim
Atlanta
Battie
Towaigh
Acworth Tomorox
Battle
Tarlaches
Arras
Artom
Papa
Christus
Legion of Hour
Hue
Great Fighting Leader Wanted By Britain
The Observer urges David Lloyd George as the only possible head of a new national government. It condemns Premier Asquith's leadership, calls for decisive action after seventeen months of war, and notes Lloyd George spent Christmas on the Clyde focusing on national work. The piece stresses urgency to replace indecision with energy.
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London
The
Observer
Asquith
David Lloyd-George
Mr. Lioyd-George
Chatham
British Workmen Must Win the War
London dispatch reports David Lloyd George appealing to about 8,000 trade union officials at Glasgow to dilute labor rules for victory and survival of 1916 17, arguing skilled and unskilled workers must cooperate to supply guns and shells. He cites French and Russian efforts, warns against delays, and urges swift action to avoid paralyzing the war effort.
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London
David Lloyd- George
Glasgow
Lloyd-George
Reitiak Pot
France
Ruastana
Munitions
Great Britain
Belgium
Lloyd- George
Brance
House of Commons
Lineagues
Magalinde
William S Edwards Dies at 59 in Baltimore
William Seymour Edwards former Republican National Committee member from West Virginia dies at age 59 in Baltimore. A political figure and coal operator, he was active in party affairs and business.
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William Seymour Edwards
Republican National Committee
West Virginia
Baltimore
Cable connections with Germany urged by Berlin group
The American Association of Commerce and Trade in Berlin has sent wireless messages to the U.S. House speaker and the Washington Chamber of Commerce urging reestablishment of cable links with Germany under American government control due to vital issues. Options include repairing and operating Germany’s severed cable or laying an American cable to neutral Scandinavia or Holland, with American censorship to prevent misuse.
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Berl
American Association of Commerce and Trade of Berlin
House of Representative
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Washington
Lishing
Germany
Alsociation
United States
Scandinavia
Holland
Cyrus A Wills Dies by Self Inflicted Deed at 93
Chariton Mars records Cyrus A Wills aged 93 taking his own life today by shooting himself. Despondency is suspected as the cause of the act.
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Chariton
Mars
Cyrus A Wills
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