Disavowal Sought Over Arabic Sinking Row
The piece reports tension over Germany’s submarine attack on the liner Arabic. Berlin may disavow the submarine commander's action after reviewing evidence. The United States awaits Count von Bernstorff's consultations before deciding course. Arbitrate indemnity while rejecting arbitration of the principle or lives safety questions.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
United States
Count von Bernstorff
Germany
A Fine Treatment for Catarrh Promoted in Ad
An advertisement touts Parmint double strength as a constitutional remedy for catarrh and related deafness and head noises. It instructs mixing one ounce with a pint of hot water and four ounces sugar to take four times daily for relief and tonic effect.
Lime Loss in Tuberculosis in 1914 Journal Summary
A 1914 JAMA excerpt discusses calcium loss in urine and feces during tuberculosis or the presymptomatic stage. It suggests lime depletion may precede TB and notes Eckman’s Alterative, containing lime salt, as a potential supportive remedy. It advertises to consumers to seek treatment via druggists or Lekman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Eckman
Recoverkman
Lekman Laboratory
Phiadelphia
Conference on German diplomacy shadows submarine dispute
The President and Secretary Lansing discussed the Arabic note with German ambassadorial figures, signaling cautious progress. Negotiations may involve Dr Konstantin Dumba's recall and possible Papen participation, as officials noted no Vienna word yet and hints pointed to broader U boat and reparation talks tied to Lusitania losses.
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Lansing
Count von Bernstorff
Germany
Foreign Office
Lusitania
Vienna
Penfield
Constantin T. Dumba
United States
Dumba
State Department
von Papen
Local Update: No Action Yet on Individual Mentioned
Fragmentary report notes that no official steps have been taken regarding the unnamed individual as of now. Details are unclear, with no formal action or decisions recorded in the available text.
Better Feeling in Berlin Desired by the U. S.
The American ambassador Mr. Gerard met with German Foreign Minister von Jagow in Berlin to improve U S German relations amid submarine tensions. Commentators note efforts by Berlin leaders to avoid incidents while naval zeal and public opinion complicate steps toward reconciliation.
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Berlin
London
Gerard
Herr von Jagow
Germany
United States
America
Dumba
No Collateral Offered for Loan of Billion
Financial authorities classify the loan as a commercial loan due to lack of collateral. The note states no security was provided to back the billion dollar facility.
Bankers weigh US neutrality over loan security notes
Prominent bankers from New York and major cities, visiting the commission in Washington, canvassed whether accepting straight British and French government notes as loan security would jeopardize US neutrality. They believed the Washington administration would not interfere, a view shared unanimously by many bankers who spent three days at the commission’s headquarters.
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Lord Reading
New York
London
Paris
Great Britain
France
Washington
America
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Commission
Aeroplane Bombing Injures Four on Kent Coast
An official British press bureau report states a hostile plane attacked the Kentish coast this afternoon. A house was seriously damaged and four people were injured before two naval planes chased the attacker away.
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Kent
London
Press Bureau
Kentish
Sargol weight gain ad promises quick flesh from tablets
An advertisement claims thin people can gain 5 to 25 pounds monthly by taking Sargol tablets with meals. It asserts the product boosts blood and fat assimilation, improves nourishment, and guarantees weight increase or money back.
Dancing WM O Brien School Of Dancing Opens Classes
The Dancing WM O Brien School Of Dancing at 295 Huntington Ave announces opening classes starting Monday September 20. Beginners meet Mondays and Fridays, advanced sessions on Thursday evenings.
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WM. O'Brien
Huntington Ave
Males 17 to 45 barred from leaving Germany
Amsterdam reports that all males aged 17 to 45 are forbidden to depart Germany. Some attempted departures were blocked at Dutch frontier posts.
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Germany
Amsterdam
London
The
Handelsblad
From Annam in French War Factories
Marseille dispatch notes French production in Annam during wartime. Report highlights factory activity and labor mobilization as France strengthens its colonial war effort.
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Annam
Annamite workers arrive to aid French munitions output
Six hundred workmen from Anham in French Indochina arrive to join munitions plants at Tarbes and Pau. Minister Sarraut, former governor general of Indo China, welcomes them and expresses gratitude for their defense effort.
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Anham
Indo-China
Tarbes
Pau
Sarraut
Indo- China
France
Professor John Phelps Taylor Dies at 74
Professor John Phelps Taylor, 74, longtime faculty at Phillips Andover Theological Seminary and a noted preacher, died yesterday at his Andover home. He served as a professor for 22 years and was widely recognized in religious circles.
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John Phelps Taylor
Philips Andover Theological Seminary
Andover
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