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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1914

Page

5

Atlanta Made Goods Campaign Promotes Local Products

In our Made-in-Atlanta Week many patrons express surprise at how many items are produced locally. The appeal urges shoppers to buy domestic brands like Dixie apple butter Uniform cane syrup and Massa horseradish, highlighting local factories, employment, and keeping money in Atlanta.

Atlanta Georgia Massa

Russians claim major gains as war drags on

Reports from the Russian capital say Russian forces capture over 20 000 prisoners and seize guns and munitions amid advances in Poland at about fourteen miles daily. Galicia sees continued push against Austria while Serbia fears a crossing by Austria. Turkey battles the Allies with conflicting reports of victories. Spring ends the long conflict remains uncertain.

Poland Galicia Servian Servia Russia Turkey Great Britain

Allied Fire Keeps Kaiser Within Dixmude

Army dispatches describe Allied fire holding Dixmude against German assaults on the Yser front. Reports claim progress near Ypres and Armentieres with prisoners and machine guns taken, while Dixmude remains contested and frontline pressure persists near Nieuport, Luy, and the Lys.

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Asquith Sees End To War By Spring Offensive

In the house of commons today Prime Minister Asquith said he did not expect the war to last as long as once feared. He noted a cheerful mood but warned some expect years of fighting. He cited the spring Allied offensive and England's new army of 2 000 000, along with Russia and France, as factors that could shorten the conflict amid exhaustion.

Asquith House of Commons

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