Mid-Summer Foods Ad With Contacts
A mid summer foods notice lists phone numbers 23 and 160 and market reference 119 for Hardy Newton.
08 Aug 1914
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bryan Daily Eagle And Pilot
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1914
Page
1
A mid summer foods notice lists phone numbers 23 and 160 and market reference 119 for Hardy Newton.
An old advertisement extols Miraco mineral water as a universal cure for dysentery indigestion and more. It cherry-picks testimonials from residents including Jno and Frank Del Buono, claims rapid health restoration, and offers bottles for 80 cents with a money-back promise.
The price of crude oil was reduced five cents across markets today, with traders noting a gentle downward shift amid demand signals and regional supply factors.
Reports from London and New York claim four British battleships were sunk or damaged as German forces push toward Liege and Luxembourg. British reinforcements, troop movements, and naval actions across the Channel are shaping a tense picture of the war in Europe with German and French maneuvers and American arrests as spies noted.
A French force reportedly captured the village of Altkirk in Almee County. A Danish deputy claimed four Danish children were shot for cheering for France in Germany. Associated Press dispatches note German regiments surrendering near Llene and Belgium refusing armistice terms. reports vary on a broader surrender and ceasefire.
Rome August 6 Italy will support President Wilsons offer mediation. Record lace sale announced with a great assortment valued items. Sale at 21 200 per yard starts Monday morning with lace offered for next week.
New York bankers consider advancing four hundred dollars to cotton rowers at forty dollars per bale. The plan aims to support cotton trade amid war conditions, with expected values around forty dollars per date.
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