Americans Buy Ship to Take Them Home
London Aug 4 A few Americans have purchased the steamer Viking of 8500 tons with cabin accommodations for 400. She will sail for Liverpool not later than Monday.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1914
Page
6
London Aug 4 A few Americans have purchased the steamer Viking of 8500 tons with cabin accommodations for 400. She will sail for Liverpool not later than Monday.
The Canadian Soo ship canal is now guarded day and night by secret service agents of Canada. The move aims to protect Great Lakes shipping from tampering at the canal locks.
The Osmo clinic offers free consultation, exam, and trial treatment for deafness noise discharge and catarrh to all who begin by August 15. The campaign highlights summer as the best time to cure these nose throat and ear diseases with nature aiding the physician.
A physician letter from Gertrude Le Baron praising the Osmo-Chemic System of Medicine. The testimonial describes deafness from grippe, relief after treatment, and a recommendation to consult Dr. G. L. Plunkett in Boston for eye ear nose and chest chronic diseases.
The advertisement extols Studebaker cars, claiming superiority from complete manufacturing, advanced engineering, quality materials, and extensive parts production. It emphasizes balanced design, vibration reduction, heat-treated parts, fuel efficiency, and easy maintenance, urging immediate delivery and season-ready options.
Washington shipped tens of millions in reserve currency to banks nationwide as clearing house certificates ease potential famine. New York and Boston moved funds and gold in response to halted exchange, while Wilson signed the Aldrich-Vreeland act amendment to unlock a further billion dollars.
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