Mrs Williams Tells of Tanlac Relief Across Floor
A patient recounts rapid improvement after Tanlac, with Emma Williams of 11y Jefferson Street claiming the medicine let her walk across the room and regain appetite. Southern Tanlac distributor GF Willig notes widespread relief and urges others with dyspepsia to seek treatment through doctors.
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Atlante
Jacobs
Harmacy
AON Pumber
Emma Willams
Iives
Jefferson ‘Street
Taoniac
J. Dycle
Emor
Hogan
Tyan
Willig
Tanlac
Willams
Helx
Household goods ad from Constitution Advertisers
An advertisement from Constitution Advertisers promotes household necessities promising service satisfaction quality and courteous attention to shoppers.
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Constitution
Germans Sense Peace Likely By Spring In War Outlook
Berlin dispatch reports a prominent German official predicts peace by spring, basing views on British business interests and the failure to force Dardanelles. He cites fortified western and eastern lines and notes German circles discuss aims behind curtained diplomacy, with indemnity and colonial restoration as core goals.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Emia
Balkan
Germany
Gense
Dardanelles
Karl Helfferich
Imperial Treasury
Sir Edward Grey
Pasard
Belgium
English Channel
France
What Germany Wants In East
Analysis of German aims in the east during the war. Germany seeks to deprive Russia of Polish territories, with potential arrangements under Austria-Hungary. Authors discuss strategic frontier changes, Balkan prospects, and the belief that Germany can endure a protracted war while others tire.
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Germany
Russla'g
Russian
Poland
Russia
Austria
von Bethmann-Hollner
Austria-Hungary
Balkan
Turkey
President Wilson Receives California Gold Bar for Wedding Ring
A delegation of California women and girls presented President Wilson with a gold bar from a Golden State mine to fashion a wedding ring for Mrs. Norman Galt. They also offered petitions signed by 300,000 Californians urging a West Coast visit and invited him to the San Francisco exposition.
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Washington
Wilson
California
Norman Galt
Frances
San Francisco
Galt
San Diego
Altha McCuen
Mrs. Galt
Trespassers killed on rail tracks alarm congress
Philadelphia reports at the National Safety Council congress that more than five thousand people die yearly from trespassing on railroad tracks or boarding trains. Marcus Dow cites lack of progress without public cooperation. Ja Rose calls for licenses for total abstainers.
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Philadelphia
National Safety Council
Marcus A. Dow
New York Central
Ja, Rose
Pennsylvania Railroad
Arms Laden Schooner Lucy H Captured Off Key West
Coast Guard cutter Miami returned to port with the schooner Lucy H seized near Sand Key. The Lucy H carried arms and ammunition believed tied to the Buena Venture theft. Six men, said to be Lucy H crew, stole the Buena Venture on September 30 and were overtaken near Land Key. The Lucy H sailed from port September 28 toward Mexico and grounded at Crawfish reef before refloated and towed in.
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Coast Guard
Miami
Mexico
Buena Venture
Sand Key
Customs Collacor
Lucy H
Fla
Britain May Ban Exports Of Steel
New York reporting a cable from London notes unconfirmed rumors that Britain may embargo steel exports to safeguard government needs. United States Steel executives Farrell and H Gary were away, Schwab's office did not confirm. Analysts fear such action would shift orders from neutrals to the United States.
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New York
Great Britain
London
James A. Farrell
H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Charlie M. Schwab
United States
West Virginia Faces Debt of 14 006 000
Washington report states the Virginia debt commission waits Governor Hatfield’s reply on how West Virginia will pay its share of the 714,000,000 Old Dominion bonded debt after the supreme court ruling. A special session and methods to meet the obligation are being considered, with bond holders pressing for action.
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Washington
Virginia Debt Commission
Hatfield
West Virginia
Supreme Court
Old Dominion
Virginia
John Morose Kills Self Amid Business Worries
Unclear OCR text shows an individual named John Morose associated with business concerns and a fatal self-harm act. The readable fragments indicate a suicide linked to business stress but details are garbled and not fully recoverable.
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John
Carson Quits Cabinet Over Near Eastern Policy
London reports Sir Edward Carson resigned as attorney general and left the cabinet after stating he could not agree with cabinet policy on Near Eastern affairs. He cited unity and war aims, denied personal disputes, and warned his presence would weaken efforts in the war. Asquith’s absence eases tensions and calmer political mood follows.
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London
Buckingham Palace
King George
Edward Carson
House of Commons
House
Sir Edward
Cartran
Asquith
Sir Edward Carson
Cabiney
Umeta
Gaul
Poll
Balkans
Galipeli Peninsula
Ehla House
Bir
Maward Carson
Binet
Suvla Bay
Gallipoli
Harold J. Tennant
Asduith
Gaya
British Fleet Blocks Germany's Ambition
London October 20 A J Balfour first lord of the admiralty contributes to the Navy League on Trafalgar Day praising Britain's naval protection. Churchill ex-First Lord writes that British naval strength dominates Baltic conditions and will decide the fate of warring nations. The piece warns of German gains, Eastern threats, and the need to sustain Britain and Europe through decisive action.
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London
Ermany
Queen Elizabeth
A. J. Balfour
Admiralty
Navy League
Winston Spencer Churchill
Duchy of Lancaster
Baltic
Near East
Neleon
Trafalger
Europe
Tragedy of Sir Lionel Carden Critics Highlight 1914 Huerta Affair
The Pall Mall Gazette condemns both President Wilson and Britain's government over the 1914 Huerta incident. It recalls Sir Lionel Carden’s Mexico mission at Grey's request, his effort to protect lives, and his later downfall as he pressed to retain Huerta as provisional president. The piece likens him to Regulus and notes his return to England to find his influence and appointment undermined. His post at Rio de Janeiro never came to be.
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London
Lionel Carden
Pall Mall Gazette
Mexico
Wilson
Edward Grey
Huarta
Gazette
Washington
England
Regulus
Carthage
Lionel
Rio
Janiero
Iis
Colonies To Be Barred To British Slackers
London dispatch reports that British authorities will restrict able-bodied Britons of military age from rushing to colonies. The Evening News notes the plan targets Jersey Guernsey Ireland Canada Australia and India to avoid service and warns relations with dependencies could suffer.
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London
Evening News
Jersey
Guernsey
Ireland
Canada
Australia
India
A Bad Stomach is a Foe to Be Feared
A historical health admonition explains that illness stems from a weak stomach and clogged bowels. Undigested food robs health, leading to weakness and a general rundown. The text urges timely aid and a fair trial of remedies to restore digestion.
Germans Shoot Edith Cavell Despite Pleas Across Lines
Reports from London and Washington detail attempts by American and Spanish ministers to Belgium to commute Miss Edith Cavell's sentence, with Pope Benedict and King Alfonso's pleas delaying other executions. Ambassadors announce possible relief for Miles Jeanne de Belleville and Madame Thulies, while President Wilson and the pope are said to have intervened. A separate wireless note cites a delay in Columbus Georgia due to a hospital drug shortage.
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London
Belgium
Brussels
Edith Cavell
Lord Lansdowne
Pope Benedict
Alfonso
Spain
Miss Cavell
Gerard
Washington
Bertin
Miles Jeanne de Belleville
Madame Thulies
Lansing
Ambasesdor Junserand
Miss Cavelle
United States
Wilwon
Berlin
Sayville
Save
Wilson
Countess Dé Belleville
Miay ‘Thurier
William
Jacobs' Liver Salt Promises Morning Vitality Cure
A promotional piece extols Jacobs' Liver Salt as a gentle laxative to combat morning droop and afternoon headaches caused by poor habits and constipation. It contrasts with calomel, claiming quick, painless relief and improved energy for work, urging daily use and gentle benefits.
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Jacob
Pheer
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