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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1914
Page
6
A fragmentary passage recalls a resolve to continue the war with remorseless speed. It notes Rossi’s rapid advances and vows future successes, while honoring the memory of Allied French and British forces who once fought together against a common foe.
The article quotes Churchill urging unity and praising the navy while denouncing German militarism in Belgium. It also covers Asquith recounting past European crises, England’s stance, and the need for national sacrifice to secure smaller nations, with Kitchener and others stressing Allied strength and resolve.
The Georgia state capitol in Atlanta hosted a dancing reception for the fourth annual American Road Congress meeting. Two thousand delegates and locals attended as Governor and Mrs Slaton presided. The event featured Jack Letton's Punch, dancing to a mix of tunes, and a long reception committee list with many prominent Atlantans and guests.
Washington reports colder weather aids foot and mouth disease fight with 13 states under quarantine and a federal ban on Canadian cattle, a measure costing about eight million dollars annually. Indiana and Michigan show possible control, while Pennsylvania reports spread. Chicago yard quarantine shows progress. 1 042 animals culled since orders. Waterways Congress dates named for December with invitation to President Wilson.
London reports that General Christian De Wet, called the rebel leader, has dispersed a small government force under General Cronje near Cronwerg. De Wet’s son Daniel was injured in the fighting as reinforcements are sent to Cronje. A separate engagement at the Vet river near Blesinhof saw Beyers led rebels dispersed with nine killed and eleven wounded.
Wounded and three loyalists killed with additional mine wounded are reported amid a clash. The tally includes 364 prisoners captured, 300 rifles seized and 00 horses. The account notes heavy losses on the loyalist side.
The piece argues that success requires specialization and merit in products. It highlights Dr E Swamp-Koot's bladder remedy as a long advertised item, with many testers claiming relief, while urging readers to request a sample bottle from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York and to pay postage.
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