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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1916
Page
6
Mrs Lyle of 144 Griffin Street, Atlanta, reports a 15 year stomach ailment and poor sleep. After six bottles of Tanlac she eats better sleeps soundly and weighs fifteen pounds more, with improved strength and health. Tanlac distributor Mr Willis touts its reconstructive tone and broad benefits for weak systems.
Reports from London dated February ten detail ongoing Allied and Central Power clashes on multiple fronts. Russian forces push in Volhynia Bukovina and Galicia while Germans and French exchange trench gains near the Somme and Vimy. Greece signs policy to avoid trouble as Bulgar forces threaten Saloniki amid Balkan tension.
Reports from the Western Front say the fight along the Dymsk and Artois sectors remains intense with German efforts to push new positions repeatedly repulsed. Berlin claims trenches were captured near Vimy while Paris says the French repulsed a strong German attack between Neuville and La Folie and retained mine craters as local actions continued along the Somme.
Sofia February 10 Bulgarian government organ Na rodnt Prava argues Bulgaria has the right to invade Greece to strike French and British troops there. It says Greece violated neutrality and enemies must be removed to defend Bulgaria, pledging readiness to meet any outcome with confidence in victory.
Paris February 10 Aristide Briand French premier said the aim of his Italy journey was to secure a closer and more fruitful collaboration with the allies. He told Milan’s Corriere della Sera correspondent he feels confident he will gain support from Italian statesmen who have shown intelligence and wisdom in advancing the alliance.
Pars dated February 8 reports Prime Minister Skouboldis told the Greek chamber the government would keep military forces intact and use them only for the country’s interests to avoid trouble. The premier said the policy has gained approval as events unfolded.
Berlin reports in the Cologne Gazette that during the last Zeppelin raid on England the cruiser Caroline and the destroyers Eden and Nick were sunk up to the Forsyth today. The notice ends with a line urging readers to avoid the rush for seats Saturday.
Athens reports the chamber endorses a declaration by M Skouldadis amid public pressure as M Gounaris cites impossibility of army demobilization for now. Across Europe, Austro Hungarian forces press Russian fronts in Volhynia and east Galicia, signaling ongoing conflict tensions.
In heavy fighting, Russians were driven from trenches northwest of Tarnopol with strong counterattacks. Two hundred Russians were counted dead at a key position, many more captured. Croatian territorials on the Bessarabian frontier drove back Russians from a fortified advance to their main line near the frontier. New York reports about 700,000 schoolchildren.
A German scientist named Mr R von Walden promises drug free methods to harden arteries and cure high blood pressure and angina. The ad claims relief from vertigo fainting and heart trouble with guaranteed results and refunds. It invites businessmen to send symptoms for a free consultation chart and specialist opinion from the von Walden Institute.
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