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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1915

Page

11

No Concessions Made To Trade Of Neutrals

United States protests over British and German blockade actions and the plan for a possible agreement to spare neutral shipping. Officials report confusion over misread notes, while Washington dispatches a identical note to London and Berlin outlining a potential modus vivendi. The proposed terms include limits on mining and submarine warfare and controls on neutral food shipments through U.S. agencies. Bryan signs the note expressing cautious openness to a humane basis for agreement.

United States Aml Wilson Byubmarines Germany Great Britain Washington Tou Saward Grey England Bryan

German Reply to United States on Maritime War Rules

Berlin reports the German government agrees in principle to a rules based approach to maritime war with the United States. It addresses mines, submarine warfare, contraband food, and neutral shipping. Berlin notes limited concessions and reserves further statements pending American input from Britain’s position.

Berlin James W. Gerard United States of America Germany England London

French Reply to United States on Submarine War Limits

Paris March 14 1913 French government outlines conditions for applying allied blockade declarations. It states old blockade methods cannot fully stand due to German submarines and geography, pledges to seizure only of ships carrying contraband, and to return or sequestrate merchandise as appropriate while safeguarding neutral rights.

United States Great Britain Germany High Seas William P. Frye Seattle Queenstown Priga Wilhelmina Toyens Scarborough Farrmouth Whitler Ware England Bai Brockade Prince Bismarck Count Caprivi Kiel Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Reichstag Paris Ballon France LON- Post aBe Aden Matiny London Washington Maren G Foreign Office America European Uber German Empire Guparture

Fiery red skin on child's face described in ad

A Denton Massachusetts 1914 letter reports a child with fiery red facial skin and itchy rash. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment, marked improvement appeared, and a month later the face was normal with no scars. The ad offers free samples by mail and lists Cuticura Dept. T Bowton.

Mooresville Littie T.3 Denton Cuticura Dept T. Bowton

No Doubt Resinol Heals Sickness Skin

Physicians have prescribed Resinol for eczema and itching for forty years and report brilliant results. The ad claims Resinol ointment stops itching and, with Resinol soap, clears eczema and related eruptions, leaving skin clear and healthy. Free booklet offer from Baltimore department.

Gicin Trowne Tal R. Resimal Baltimore

Fragmented wartime decree on neutrals and prize court limits

A damaged OCR passage notes the wartime prize court rules. It mentions neutrals enforcing claims, eight day sentence limits, and tension between German military actions and allied humane laws. The text ends with a continuation note pointing to the last page.

Just a Cold or Serious Sickness Warns in Text

A fragmented ad notes readers to beware cold misperceptions. It links colds to kidney strain and blood congestion. The message promotes Dean's Sidney Pills as a remedy, claiming they relieve headaches and backache and counter lingering weakness.

Dean Sidney Fort Beckache

Atlanta Man’s Statement on Kidney Pain Relief

An Atlanta man describes lingering dull aches and back pain that worsened at night. After using Dean’s Kidney Pills his back grew stronger and the pains faded, restoring rest and comfort.

Atlanta Bentle Binet Athanca Barber West Cals Dean

Tango for Corns Promises Pain Free Removal

An old advertisement touts Tango as the surest corn remedy. It claims to soften the kernel, remove the root, and banish corn pain with no fuss. Guaranteed by Jacobs' Pharmacy Atlanta, 21 cents at druggists.

Carr Jacobs' Pharmacy Atlanta

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