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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1914

Page

5

Steel Shelter for Allies in Winter Possibility of 100000 Tons

Advices from Pittsburgh indicate a prospective contract for 100000 tons of steel sheets worth an estimated 84 million to 6 million dollars. The sheets would supply housing for field troops in Europe during the coming winter. The British government is said to be the buyer. Steel sectional houses replace tents to shield troops from severe weather, signaling preparation for a prolonged campaign.

Pittsburg Penn

Simple home remedy for eye strain from movies

A 5 cent eye test article promotes Optonal Grains as an eye wash to relieve fatigue after long viewing or work. It claims improved comfort, less dryness, and may reveal glasses are unnecessary. The remedy, dissolved in water, is sold by druggists including Riker-Jaynes stores.

Moving Pictures Riker-Jaynes Stores

British Aid in Antwerp Defence Shocks World

British troops aid Belgian defenders in Antwerp fighting along the Nethe river north bank. Reports confirm British forces reached the beleaguered city and cooperate with Belgian artillery to blunt German attempts. Germans suffer heavy losses while siege guns pound forts Waelhem and Wavre as outer ring fortifications resist.

London Antwerp Nethe Daily Mail Morning Post Daily Telegraph Waelhem Wavre Krupp Vilvorde

Antwerp Forts Hold Fast Despite German Claims

Antwerp officials deny any fort destruction or capitulation as Belgian and Allied forces maintain vigorous resistance. German reports of outer defence breaches are unconfirmed, though crosses at the Nethe river and positions near Duffeld suggest attempted penetrations thwarted by British and French artillery and infantry.

Antwerp River Nethe Duffeld Fort Wa

Peace Talk Heard Again in State Department

The German ambassador Count Bernstorff met for half an hour with Secretary Bryan at the State Department, a meeting that stirred speculation in diplomatic circles that the administration had initiated or renewed moves toward peace in Europe.

Washington Count Bernstorff State Department Bryan Europe

Secret diplomacy voyage links peace talks to Germany

A New York to Berlin diplomatic visit raises questions about aims as the secretary receives peace treaty drafts negotiated by Bryan. The diplomat is tasked with sending documents to Berlin while discussions focus on peace conventions and potential German participation, amid broader hints of a push to ease Europe’s war through negotiations. Japan already engages in similar talks.

New York Bryan Berlin Germany United States Europe Japan

French War Office Dispatches Amid Ongoing Frontline Action

Paris reports two official communiqués detailing stationary overall war conditions. On the Argonne and Meuse heights French forces repulse nightly attacks while asserting progress. A later message notes violence north of the Oise with indecisive results and temporary ground loss at points, plus a retreat of German forces east of Niemen after a ten day battle.

Paris French War Office Tonigh Argonne Meuse Grand Duke Nicholas Ministry of War Joffre Augustono Oise Russia Niemen

Roosevelt Daughter Arrives to Nurse Wounded in Paris

Mrs. Richard Derby, formerly Miss Ethel Roosevelt, reached Paris from Wieppe to join her husband Dr. Richard Derby who is performing ambulance work amid the war.

Paris Richard Derby Ethel Roosevelt Wieppe

Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Gains New England Cheers

New England stomach sufferers report quick relief from Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. Letters from Hartford and Norwood describe pain relief after one dose, with claims of saved lives and avoided operations. The remedy claims to cleanse the digestive tract and aid stomach liver and bowels, now sold by Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores and other druggists.

New England United States Mayr S. E. Johnson Whitmore Street Hartford Conn Clare Shaw Majestic Avenue Norwood R. I Riker-Jaynes

Retreat Ends Push Over Suwalki Lomsha Territory

An army has abandoned a large cache of war materiel as it retreated, evacuating the entire Russian provinces of Suwalki and Lomsha. The line retreats from contested zones leaving behind substantial equipment and supplies.

Suwalki Lomsha

German Reports Siege Advancements At Antwerp

German army headquarters reports forts at Lierre Waelhem and Koningshoyckt and surrounding redoubts with 30 guns captured near Antwerp. Breach in outer fort circle enables possible attack on inner forts and city. Near Augustowo the Third Siberian and parts of the Twenty Second Russian Army Corps were defeated after two days of battle. Over 2000 unwounded Russians taken prisoner and many guns captured.

Berlin Sayville Antwerp Lierre Waelhem Koningshoyckt Augustowo Niemen River

Loop aviator Maurice Chevillard captured by Germans

Paris October 6 The Petit Journal reports Maurice Chevillard a French aviator famed for looping the loop and other aerial stunts and serving with the army aviation corps has been captured by German forces.

Paris The Petit Journal Maurice Chevillard Aviation Corps Army

London Trembles as War News Spreads From Berlin

Rome via Paris reports German papers recount British fear of submarine and air attack as fog hardens defense. It notes German subs off the Hook of Holland threaten Allied battleships and Zeppelin raids loom, with London kept in partial darkness at night.

Rome Paris England Hook Holland London

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