Too Much Tango Triggers Neuralgia in Overworked Women
The article explains that violent head neuralgia often affects exhausted women with anemia who dance excessively and lack sleep and air. It cites debility and bloodlessness as the primary cause and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood and nerve tonic, offering a free home treatment booklet and listing availability through local pharmacists.
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Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Japan Denies U S Suspicion in Alliance Policy
Tokyo dispatch quotes official Japan saying it will honor its alliance with England and treaties with America while restoring Kiaochau and upholding China's territorial integrity. The statement seeks to root out suspicion amid global misperceptions of Japan's motives and aims.
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America
China
TOKIO
Tokio Koksai Tsushin
International News Agency
Japan
Privy Council
England
Kiaochan
Japan seeks co operation with Britain and America in China
A Chinese propaganda piece argues Japan plans to avoid violating Chinese integrity and favors friendly collaboration with Great Britain and the United States in China. It asserts Japan’s interest in expanding trade while ensuring peaceful development benefiting all, including China.
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America
China
Japan
Pekin
United States
Berlin Says Joffre's Army Is Broken Up
A wireless despatch from the German foreign office reported Berlin that a German advance toward Paris is probable as Luneville fell. It said French forces faced defeat August 17 to 21 with many ensigns, 150 guns, and 10,000 prisoners taken, and that Joffre's army had been broken up and rendered incapable of action. The Crown Prince's army chased the French west of Longwy and the Duke of Württemberg's forces closed on the front.
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Washington
Paris
Semois
Longwy
Sayville
L. I
Luneville
Joffre
Duke of Wurtem
German Forces Sweep Belgian Front Moving Toward Paris
German troops cross the River Semois in Belgium and crush the French army with numerous guns and prisoners and capture several generals. They also defeat an English cavalry brigade west of the Meuse toward Maubeuge, gaining control of the Semois Longwy and much of the Belgo French frontier as a concentric advance on Paris seems likely.
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Berg
Belgium
Semois
Meuse
Maubeuge
Longwy
Paris
Britain lists open ports for aliens and U S citizens
A British consul released a list of open and closed ports. Open ports include Dundee Aberdeen West Hartlepool Hull London Folkestone Falmouth Bristol Holy Head Liverpool and Greenock with others closed. Alien landings require port officer permission while alien enemies need the Secretary of State's approval. US citizens have arrangements via the U S embassy.
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New York
Great Britain
British Steamship Lines
Dundee
Aberdeen
West Hartlepool
Hull
London
Folkestone
Falmouth
Bristol
Holy Head
Liverpool
Greenock
United States
War Secretary Bans Liquor Gifts to Frontline Troops
War Secretary Kitchener declares no wine or spirits may be accepted for soldiers at the front and no such consignments will be forwarded. The measure aims to regulate supplies and curb temptations among British troops.
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London
Kitchener
American Volunteers Head to Firing Line in Paris
In Paris on August 25 3:30 PM the Stars and Stripes flew with the French flag as a corps of 200 American volunteers marched to the St Lazare station for trains to Rouen for drill under French officers. Many volunteers are students in Paris and crowds cheered as three troop trains carried them north with other foreign volunteers.
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Paris
Corps of
St. Laszarre
Rouen
Brookline Woman Among Refugees Arrives in London
About 800 American tourists from Switzerland reached London by a special train through France. They reported no major incidents, but two days and two nights without sleeping accommodations. Among the arrivals was Miss Mary Harris of Brookline, Massachusetts.
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London
Switzerland
France
Mary Harris
Brookline
Mass
Kilkia Battleship Arrives in Grecian Waters
The Kilkia, formerly the Mississippi, has arrived in Grecian waters after being purchased from the United States. The vessel reached Athens by 12 08 p m today reported from London.
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Athens
London
United States
Government to aid British bankers with new bill
The Chancellor of the Exchequer David Lloyd George introduced a bill in the House of Commons to issue certificates to bankers instead of cash notes, enabling the government to provide financial relief without printing more currency. The measure aims to give bankers the benefit of support while controlling currency issuance.
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London
David Lloyd-George
House of Commons
Chancellor Eyes State Credit to Aid Trade Financing
The chancellor believes granting state credit would greatly help them finance trade and stimulate economic activity without the need for issuing notes. This approach aims to bolster liquidity and support commercial exchanges.
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