Americans in Paris Seek Home as War Spreads
Diplomatic reps from South American republics plan a joint committee with Ambassador Herrick in Paris to aid their citizens. Many Americans in Paris and Switzerland register with the American committee, while others are stranded or detained by German authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Herrick
Mme. Larreta
France
Munich
Rome
F. R. Dodd
Harriet
Katherine Dodd
Berne
Germany
Zurich
Eleanora de Cisneros
Metropolitan Opera House
Milan
Mme. de Cisneros
Austria
Corsica
Algiers
Switzerland
French Ministry of War
Joseph P. Blake
New York
Premet
Archer M. Huntington
Neurenburg
Carlsbad
Huntington
Washington
Berlin
Kiel Canal as rivals goal in European war analysis
The article argues that control of the Kiel Canal becomes pivotal in World War I strategy. It contends France will aim to seize the Kiel Canal to threaten German fleet links and aid Britain, while Germany must defend its borders and press toward Russia. It discusses troop movements, distances, and the relative importance of Paris, Berlin, Namur, and Alsace Lorraine. It also outlines Austria and Russia positions and possible maneuvers around Brest Litovsk, Vilna, and Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Europe
Germany
France
Kiel Canal
Russia
Paris
Berlin
Namur
Mulhausen
de Kiel Canal
England
Baltic Sea
Strasburg
Liege
Colmar
Lorraine
Alsace
Austria
Lemberg
Bucharest
Roumania
Hango
Helsingfors
Finland
Warsaw
St. Petersburg
East Prussia
Lyck
Bielstock
Brest-Litovsk
Gallicia
Radamogls
Lublin
Brest-Litovosk
Vistula
Krakaw
Kiev
Controversy Over Redmond and Ireland in the War
A reader letter debates John Redmond and Irish policy in World War I. The writer labels Redmond an imperialist and criticizes Home Rule strategy, recalling historical figures and betrayals linked to Ireland’s fight for national sovereignty.
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Ireland
England
Joan Redmond
Sir
Colonel Greene
John Redmond
Australia
Britain
Dublin
Dublin Castle
Robert Immet
John Mitchell
Charles Stewart Parnell
Benedict Arnolds
Lord Castleroa
Lord Byron
Richard Pisott
Obscure Civil War-Era Letter Closes With Respect
A brief farewell from M. J. Cunniff ends with the line Very respectfully and notes that John Redmond was still living at the time of writing. The fragment preserves a formal closing common to period correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Redmond
M. J. Cunniff
Disagreement with Boston Post editorial on Redmond
Paul Walter Hoffmann of Boston objects to the Post editorial Knows Better Now and to a Celtic Association of Boston resolution. He accuses the paper of unfair partisanship and calls for justice and fair play from the newspaper in troubled times. He signs the letter dated August 10.
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Post
Celtic Association of
Boston
England
Germany
John Redmond
Boston Post
Fair Play
Paul Walter Hoffmann
France confident after war changes and unity seen
Paris reports a marked shift in French mindset since 1870 with calm soldiers and a united plan. Stephen Pichen notes restraint and duty as troops head to the front without fanfare. Comte de Mun argues Germany’s prepared plan is overturned and France now takes initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Stephen Pichen
Weissenburg
Frochswiller
Forbach
Liege
Altkirch
Mulhausen
Germany
France and Chicago Liner Delayed at Havre
Paris Aug 10 reports no word of the France or the Chicago of the French line sailing from Havre at midnight. It is unlikely either vessel will be permitted to sail for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
France
Chicago
Havre
Eell
Meals for the Home in Wartime Prices
With beef costs rising and wartime conditions driving prices, Mrs Lily Haxworth Wallace champions thrifty meatless and semi meatless menus. She cites Italian household science and dishes like Macaroni a la Ristori, Cabbage and Meat Rolls, Minestrone, Meat Polenta, and Italian Fish Soup to tempt the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Haxworth Wallace
Traditional Italian Dishes Illustrated in Step by Step
Recipes describe beef and ham pasta with a meat sauce baked with macaroni, cabbage and meat rolls simmered in stock, polenta with meat balls in tomato sauce, Italian tomato sauce with onions and browning, and a fish soup made from stock with carrots potatoes leeks bay leaf parsley.
Cambridge couple weds in Church of the Advent
Miss Bertha Whitmore daughter of Mr and Mrs Swanton C C Whitmore of Dover Street Cambridge and Jesse Carl Briggs of Alberta Canada were married at the Church of the Advent by Rev John Higginson Cabot at noon yesterday Attendants included Miss Jane Marker maid of honor and Mrs W Whitmore Mrs Charles Morean as matrons of honor Best man was A P Jell with Roy and Charles Whitmore as ushers A reception followed at the bridegroom's home and the couple will reside in Edmonton Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Whitmore
Swanton C. C. Whitmore
Dover Street
Cambridge
Jesse Carl Briggs
Alberta
Canada
Church of the Advent
John Higginson Cabot
Jane Marker
Detroit
W. Whitmore
Charles Morean
A. P. Jell
Roy
Charles
Edmonton
Distiller's Name on Genuine G. O. Taylor Whiskey
Advertisement notes that the genuine G. O. Taylor whiskey carries the distiller's name to guarantee authenticity. The claim emphasizes provenance and quality assurance for buyers seeking the trusted brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Taylor
Cuticura Remedy Cited For Infant Eczema Relief
A mother reports her three month old son healed from severe eczema after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Details include initial facial eruptions spreading over body, persistent itching, and eventual improvement with home treatment. The ad promotes Cuticura products and offers free samples and 32-page Skin Book from Cuticura Dept. T Boston.
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Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
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