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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1914
Page
7
After months of bombardment from Ostend to Verdun, the German artillery continues with unfailing intensity. Soigsons and Ypres endure ongoing shelling as the front line shows no renewed large scale Allied counteroffensive. The persistent bombardment marks weeks of continued conflict with limited strategic changes reported.
Berlin issues a price decree fixing potato prices across four zones with different per decaliter rates. The measure aims to control food supply as war strains the empire. Inflation, rationing, and enforcement details accompany broader reports on German offensives and Allied actions along the Western Front.
Bordeaux France November 2 report confirms death of General Gane Stenger who commanded the 58th German Infantry Brigade. Earlier war notes claimed he ordered no prisoners be taken and to shoot all who fell into Allied hands, a claim Germans later denied.
Santiago reports German warships violated Chilean neutrality by lingering near Juan Fernandez islands for days. They seized two neutral ships, coal, and provisions, and sunk the French bark Valentine near Chilean waters. Chilean authorities investigate a German base claim and protest from France. public sentiment runs high.
Fifty five Floyd county schools opened with full attendance for a five month term yesterday morning in Romy Wisconsin. There are seventy nine teachers in the system and about one hundred more will join after Christmas.
London reports close of subscriptions to the largest war loan in history totaling £350,000,000 sterling, over half the national debt. Subscriptions poured in from provinces, insurance houses, banks, and colonial groups, despite a closed London stock exchange and new taxation.
London reports Lieutenant George Williamson of Duke of Wellington's regiment, Harvard 1905 graduate, among war casualties from wounds. Zeebrugge bombardment by British battleships reported with German opposition feeble. British ships returned safely.
A partial, unclear OCR fragment mentions yard work in a local setting with scattered, nonstandard words. The readable content lacks coherent names, places, dates, or outcomes to establish a factual item or event.
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