Allies Must Use All Their Power To Escape Defeat
David Lloyd-George, British minister of munitions, insists after twelve months of war that the Allies must exert full strength to avert defeat. He argues the central powers hold material superiority and predicts the war’s fate will hinge on Britain’s course in the next three months. He speaks in a preface to his book Through Terror to Triumph.
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Lydia E Pinkham Remedies Endorsement From Montpelier Reader
A Montpelier Vermont woman shares relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for irregularities and fatigue. She testifies to regaining regularity, reduced pain, and overall well being, inviting others to use the product and contact the company for confidential advice.
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Mary Gauthier
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Britain Must Mobilize to Defeat German Threat
A wartime speech argues Britain must mobilize all resources and labor to support the army and outmatch German forces. It warns that delays in arming factories and urging conscription would doom liberty, urging total effort from workers and industry alike.
Dumba Recall Sparks Mixed Reactions Across Cities
Washington reports no official Vienna statement on Dr Constant in Dumba recall. Press posts say Austrian envoy may be recalled, while U S acts remain cautious regarding Austro Hungarian agents in New York. Ex Austrians in New York and Boston condemn Dumba, asserting loyalty to the United States and rejecting Austrian interference.
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von Nuber
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Slovak League of America
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Austra
Austria
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Optimism Felt By Bernstorff In Washington
In Washington on September 12 Count von Bernstorff German ambassador returns to initiate informal talks with the United States following Berlin’s note on the sinking of the Arabic. He plans to see Secretary Lansing tomorrow as Germany’s position on submarine warfare remains under scrutiny. The note’s reception in Berlin is cautious yet hopeful for possible arbitration on indemnity while limiting discussions to whether the submarine commander was justified.
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Health improves as Governor Harris returns to city
Governor Harris came back Sunday night in improved health after a recuperation period following strain from the general assembly meeting. He had travelled to Hampton, Tennessee for rest. A probate note mentions Detroit’s first mayor, Selojon Sibley, supposedly from Massachusetts, appointed in 2809. one daughter remains alive.
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General Assembly
Hampton
Tenn
Detroit
Selojon Sibley
Massarchusetts
Voice of the People and Law in Public Safety Debate
The piece argues about the voice of the people versus authority in public safety. It cites mayoral and editorial roles and warns against equating mob sentiment with divine will while noting duty of state leaders in enforcing law. It references the governor and public accountability amid controversy.
Cardui testimonial from Columbia woman praises health recovery
A Columbia resident, Sars L. C. Hermann of Washington Street, extols Cardui for relief from long standing female troubles. After years of illness and a doctor’s prognosis of hospitalization, she improved drastically after using five bottles and urges others to start taking Cardui today.
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Death notices from Atlanta area obituaries and survivors
On T M Cassels of Gausuen Al died at his home in Gadsden on his fiftieth birthday. Surviving are his wife two brothers and one sister. Robert W N Silliman aged 68 died Sunday at 94 Holderness street. Survived by widow two daughters and siblings. Silliman was a valued employee of S&S White General Mfg Co. S. Wallace Sr aged 89 died Sunday in Ben Hill residence. Survived by five daughters four sons and other relatives. Jennie May Jones aged 2 died Sunday at parents home 372 Lee Street. Body sent to Barclay Brandon. Mrs T J Black aged 22 died yesterday at 3 Josephine Street. Survived by family.
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Gausuen
Atlanta
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William Burwell Tope
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W. N. Jones
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Josephine Street
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Priest Shot in Back in Fairport Church District
The Rev. Stanley Szudinski, pastor of a local Catholic church in Fairport, was shot in the back as he stepped from his home. Physicians say he will recover. The priest said he knew no reason for the shooting.
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Fairport
Unio
Stanley Szudinski
Call to unity and law in crisis rhetoric from era essay
A fragmented passage voices a plea to uphold law and order over mob action, urging citizens to seek divine guidance and constitutional restraint. It references figures from The Augusta Chronicle and Savannah, contrasting civil duties with violence, and ends by alluding to a treadmill method used in ancient irrigation.
Guaranteed Accurate Thermometers From Hine Assortment
Does it matter if your thermometer is accurate or not The Hine assortment offers guaranteed accurate thermometers in stock at John I Moe and Sons Grotticians 42 N Broad Street to suit taste and purse.
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Broad Street
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