English Authors Aid War Effort Across Britain
London stories show writers from Conan Doyle to Winfield Graham aiding the war, forming home guard units, raising funds, and sewing garments. Hitchens and Hor king assist as special constables while Graham helps with clothing drives. Some authors relocate, await ships home, or improvise short war related pieces for American markets.
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London
Biz
Latte
Robert Hitchens
E. W. Horking
Winfield Graham
Buin
Arthur Conan Doyle Hichhens
Whitstable
Ttaly
Messe
Porto Manta Venere
Conan Basies
Pras
Windlesham
Sussex
Bosnia
Sir Arthur
Winifred Graham
Hali
Néhhaps
Hampton Curt
Bag
Theodore Corx
Tug
Portrait of Mr P T Sheataray and tobacco cure claims
A Livingston Montana citizen known as Mr P T Sheataray is described as having struggled with a long habit of cigarette smoking until discovering a so called remarkable book that supposedly ends the craving quickly. The notice cites weight loss, health improvements, and gratitude toward a method and the author Edw J Woods seeking readers to request the free booklet.
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P. T. Sheataray
Livingston
Montana
J. Woods
Les
TL Station
New York
Australian Imperial Expeditionary Force Formed in Australia
Melbourne October 3. Recruiting for the Australian imperial expeditionary force of 20 000 volunteers is nearly complete in several states. The force includes a horse brigade and infantry division with 17753 men, 182 horses and 70 guns. Brigadier General W D Bridges commands. Cadets from Puntroon are included for future service. Steamers are being converted to transports, and livestock donations from ranchers such as Sydney Kidman support the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Commonwealth
New South Wales
Victoria
W. D. Bridges
Military College
Puntroon
Ian Hamilton
Joseph Cook
San Francisco
Union Steamship Company
New Zealand
Medic
Devic
Whits Star Line
Immigrant Flows Threatened by War and Policy Shifts
A Wall Street Journal piece argues that ongoing world conflict will depress immigration to the United States for years. It notes prior averages around 900,000 annually, with over 36 million arriving since 1820, and warns a Europe facing famine of labor could alter U S industrial strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
America
W. Hornung
Horfles
Felow
Hallie Mrminte Rives
Post Wheeler
St. Petersburg
Foklo
Wheeler
London
Japan
Wall Street Journal
Europe
Simee
United Kingdom
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Riva
Sweden
France
Denmark
Greece
AML
Russia
Austria- Hungary
Maly
Acute Articular Rheumatism and the One Remedy
The article discusses acute articular rheumatism as linked to excess uric acid and notes no universal cure. It cites Dr W S Schultze favoring Ani-Kamma Tablets for pain relief and nervous system quieting, touting them for rheumatism headaches and neuralgic pains.
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Ous
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Schultze
American Women in England Rally for War Relief Efforts
Prominent American society women and thousands more in London are mobilizing to aid war victims. Plans include a Red Cross hospital, an ambulance ship, and extensive garment production for wounded soldiers and sailors, with events led by Lady Paget and Duchess of Marlborough. Powerful donors and notable Americans abroad coordinate from Berkeley Square and Otway House.
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Londons
Islands
America
Europe
England
Red Cross
Prince of Wales
Society of American Women
London
Ams
Motherland
Numberleus
Thie
Ike Herbert C. Hoover
California
Harry V. Higgins
Covent Garden Opera House
Gordon Selfridge
Marshall Field
Millara_C Hunsiker
The
Steel Trust
Charles §. Fox
Tiffany
F.C. van Duzer
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford
American Womens Relief, Fund
Harness
Lewis Vernon Harcourt
Sir Whliam
Lulu” Harcourt
Walter Burns
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Harcourt
Edward
Alexandra
Lady Towther
Constantinople
American Women's War Relief Fund
Old Burlington Street
Mrs. Harcourt
Berkeley Square
Lord Rosebery
Lord Lansdowne
United States
W. B. Leeds
Boston
Grosvenor Square
Duchess of Marlborough
Lady Paget
Randolph Churchill
Lady Lowther
Dr. Bloodgood
Murgeon
Red Cross Society
Chauncey M. Depew
Whtens
Anthony Drexel
Maine
Lady Padget
Queen Victoria
Ner
Nera
King Howard
Paget
Winston Spencer Churchill
British Admiralty
Invalidiam
Leeds
Paran Stevens
Arthur Paget
King Edward
General Paget
Waterloo
Washington
Leutenants
Ducheus
Marlborough
Hags
Randolph
Churchill
Lewis Harcourt
Paris Singer
Mumber
Otway House
J. Pierpont Mor-gan
Walter Burny
J. P. Morgan
Fia
Dusy
Birs
Jaseph Colt Broadseed
Giler
Wis
Tam Aorry
Avery
Johns Hopkins
Blogt
Soad
Duchess
Bloodgood
Lady Henry
Sir Charles Henry
Miss Lewisohn
Leonard Lewisohn
Owen
William I. Bryan
Henry
St. Pancras
Bloomsbury
Lacy Henry
Cardigan Street
Ernest Lane
Queen Mary's Needlework Guild
Mke Trojans
Countess of Strafford
Princess of Polignac
John Astor
Countess of
Lady Beatty
Chicago
David Beatty
Britain
North Sea
Sea Lords
Clyde
Devonshire
Devonshire House
Piccadilly
British Red Cross Society
Oxford Street
Dorcas Society
Socket
Charles Fox
Nex
Lake District
Shakespeare Land
Helning
Boodneas
Anerly
Thomas W. Hanshew
Creck
Norma Haneken
Foreign cities names differ from those used by locals
The piece argues that city and country names vary by language and culture. It cites examples such as Belgium, France, Germany, and Russia, noting natives use terms unfamiliar to outsiders. The author suggests future geographies use names chosen by inhabitants themselves, reducing multilingual variations.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
St. Petersburg
Petrograd
Europe
Belgium
la Belgique
Bruxelles
Bellen
Brussel
France
la France
Germany
Frankreich
Italy
Spain
Franeia
Osterrelisch-Ungerlgche
Wien
Inrench
Vienne
England
Angleterre
Enghelterra
London
Londres
Deutchsland
Russia
Roesiya
Nome
Britain and German colonies postwar expansion debate
London October 5. The English press debates Britain's use of German colonies if captured. Critics question Britain’s need for more territory while supporters argue strategic value, settlement potential, and lessons from Britain’s colonial past, comparing German and British colonial outcomes and imagining postwar settlement.
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London
England
Germany
Europe
Africa
South Seas
Great Britain
Cape-to- Cairo
German East Africa
Samos
Kameruns
Congo
Wyatt Tilby
Atlantic Seaboard
Alleghenies
Tilby
Nigeria
Mr. Tilby
Manchester’ School
Mr. Tilhy
New England
Western
Canada
Natal
Dalhousie Palley
India
Woollen demand for European armies boost for U.S. mills
British orders for 1.6 million army blankets spur U.S. woolen mills to seek rapid production. With winter looming in northern Europe, armies including India’s 70 000 troops press for heavy clothing. The piece notes wartime demand and cites Hank O Day and Adie Summers from baseball contexts as readers’ aside.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Great Britain
United States
Europe
East Prussia
Poland
le Bourget
Metropolitan Art Gallery
New York
Paris
France
Belgium
India
Fort Kitchener
Healing Skin Trouble Report Prompts Soap Endorsement
Mrs H L Patton of Bridgewater writes that a six year kin trouble with itching burning nettlelike rash and pimples fully healed after four weeks use of Guthoura Soap and Ointment. The ad touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as effective for minor irritations and skin health with free samples by mail.
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Bridgewater
WN. O
H. L. Patton
Cudleyes
Dept. 'T
Bastoa
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