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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1915
Page
9
Advertisement features Jim Cruze star of The Million Dollar Mystery offering lessons in film acting. Cruze, credited for high profile roles, presents a program to learn acting techniques for motion pictures.
John Bunny Mary Pickford Jack Kerrigan Francis X Bushman Mary Fuller Charles Chaplin Broncho Billy Anderson and dozens of others paid fabulous salaries and royalties every week across the film industry as cinema expansion drove earnings.
A promotional piece for Jim Cruze teaching acting for films. It touts inside secrets of moviemaking, stresses that real types win in cinema, and promises a free book with a 2 cent stamp to cover postage. The ad urges immediate request and highlights Cruze’s status in filmdom.
The article outlines Kaiser Wilhelm II's personal command in Hungary as Russia gains confidence in victory but warns of tough fighting ahead. It notes Russian gains at Hill 92 near Kosiuwka, Austrian reinforcements via Ustok Pass, and German efforts to cut Russian lines. Also mentions seven German corps in the Carpathians, Uzsok Pass operations, and Austro German troop movements toward 700,000+ Austrian forces under pressure on both fronts.
The administration will act promptly on the German embassy memorandum touching U S neutrality. Officials weigh turning-point potential in U S Europe relations and seek origin clarity from Berlin while avoiding embassy friction. Public sentiment favors recalling the German ambassador and rejecting the memo's view of U S policy.
The war office reports a calm day along the front with positions maintained and consolidated. Allied aviators bombarded targets at Vigneulles in the Woevre and dispersed a battalion marching near Vigneulles.
Official dispatches note the British government will purchase the Wilhelmina cargo and compensate owners for delay losses. Reports from Berlin Paris Vienna Petrograd detail French and German actions, including trench encounters, bombings, and Russian advances in Uzsok Pass with several villages affected.
The general headquarters report describes April 11 and 12 battles from Bartfeld toward Stry. Our corps seized heights northeast of Telepoch and in Uzsok area, took 2700 prisoners including 53 officers, plus a gun and 20 machine guns. Indonesian? No. Please note the exact places as listed.
The German army headquarters reported limited bombings by French forces at Ostend Bruges and several villages behind British lines, with nine bombs near Ostend and two at Bruges causing no damage. They said German air and ground actions targeted French positions near Rheims Maizerey Marcheville Hartmannsweiler Kopf and in the Forest of Le Pretre with varying success and minimal changes on the eastern front.
The Austrian army communiqué from Vienna reports the March 20 Russian offensive has been arrested. After a failed attempt during the Easter holidays in Laborceza and Mdawa Valleys, the Russians were repulsed in the Uzsek Pass area with heavy losses. On the rest of the front, the situation remains unchanged.
Richmond report says C L Droste not recognized by the United States as Austro-Hungarian consul at Richmond or anywhere in the U S His name appears in city directories but he calls his role unofficial Droste has criticized U S neutrality and published a pro German periodical Washington sent Governor Stuart a Bryan letter confirming he is not an accredited consul
Dr Bowers writes on dangers of drug abuse in a forthcoming Sunday feature. The article promises a detailed examination of narcotics problems and their impact on communities and families.
An in depth claim that catarrh is caused by germs in the air and can be cured by inhaling Hyomei through a rubber inhaler. It promises quick relief in minutes and complete elimination with regular use, sold by druggists with a satisfaction guarantee.
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