Large War Loan Secures Large Subscriptions
The day’s process shows £400,000 raised first on the war loan with bonds at 96 percent. Underwriters price the full amount as interest rises, while wealthy subscribers offer millions. Sir Edward Holden notes London income yield superiority and English French investors seek allocations. French and English balances are being applied to the loan ahead of premium placement.
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United States
New York
Edward Holden
Anglo-Fienel Commission
Jean
London
Sir Edward
America
Vitalitas booklet drive promotes medical marvel in Atlanta
Some thirty thousand copies of The Story of Vitalitas were distributed to Atlanta homes in the past two weeks. The pamphlet extols Vitalitas as a natural, alcohol free tonic with mineral and chemical properties claimed to aid stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels, and blood. Demonstrations are at Jacoby's Pharmacy 23 Whitehall Street with free sample drinks and information available by writing for details.
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Vitalitas
Atlanta
South
Jacoby
Whitehall Street
Britain Denies Blocking Neutral Trade to Help Exporters
Washington reports released tonight state Great Britain denies hindering neutral U S trade to aid own exporters. A British note to Ambassador Page in London provides data contrasting UK exports with U S shipments to northern European neutrals since the war began, arguing U S exports grew far more in many key commodities and suggesting German influence behind adverse American impressions.
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Great Britain
Washington
Adewer Ta
United States
Ambassador Page
London
Award Grey
State Department
United Kingdom
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Italy
WII
Atata Department
Conversa
Trade shift noted after German port closures
The document cites a 300 percent rise in United States trade with Scandinavia and The Netherlands due to German port closures. An accompanying table from the U S official Monthly Summary of Foreign Commerce shows the comparative export values for the first five months of 1914 and 1915, totaling an increase of 145,853,000 dollars.
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United Kingdom
Scandinavia
Netherangs
United States
Holland
Netherlands
Hamburg
Scandinnavia
Nethererlands
Rotterdam
Copenhagen
British West Africa
Straits Setttements
Australia
Great Britain
German officers taking control in Balkans crisis
Reports from Paris and Rome outline Allied options to Bulgaria including a de mobilization ultimatum or a expedition to protect Serbia. Frontier clashes between Serbians and Bulgarians, King Ferdinand's changing front, and large troop concentrations hint at a broader Balkan war risk with Berlin signaling support for a campaign toward Constantinople.
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Bulgaria
Graz
Serbia
Hungaria
Paris
Turin
Italy
London
Tritchoukes
Ferdinand
Rome
the Tribune
Sofia
Boris
Russia
Tribune
Berlin
Balkans
Constantinople
Temenvar
Hungary
Belgrade
Kavala
Aegean Sea
Phillipopolis
Syria
Vienna
Radoslavoff
Balkan
Ith
Bul
Bulgaria Presses Macedonian Claim to Zone
Reports say Bulgaria asserts immediate occupation of the Macedonia zone without reservations. Source notes that Nish, Rotim Sofia keys influence plans with the Triple Entente to settle matters, while Premier Radoslavov says Bulgaria’s hands are not tied by belligerent obligations and negotiations move quickly.
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Garia
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Nish
Rot
Sofia
Radoslavot
Agrarian Party
Bulagria
Peurparlers
A Wonderful Influence of Mothers Friend Ad
Thousands of women report renewed confidence with Mother's Friend during pregnancy. The external lotion eases abdominal muscles and reduces stretching pains by soothing nerve threads beneath the skin, relieving tension in cords and ligaments. Druggists supply Mother's Friend as a dependable treatment.
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British Empire
United Biogram
War Trade Department
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Johnston & Murphy’s
Stacy Adams
Whitehall
LAW Bros. Co
Vici
Fred's. Seewart CO
Whitehall ST
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