Evacuation of Mitan and Allied Troop Advances Reported
War summaries note Germans confirm evacuation of Mitan. British and French forces arrive at Saloniki. Serbs pushed to Albania and Montenegro borders, and Turks retreat near Bagdad. Italy reports landings at Aviona. Frauenlob sunk by subs. Russia readies 250000 troops to strike in Serbia.
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Union News Service
Mitan
Saloniki
Albania
Montenegro
Bagdad
Mesopotamia
Nish
Aviona
Russia
Serbia
Gorizia
Popular Peace Congress and Ford Cabin On Oscar I
Washington reports two neutral European countries weighing a formal peace convention and a plan for a popular congress to draft a peace program. President Wilson pledges to unite official and unofficial opinion for peace. Henry Ford secures the entire first and second cabins for his peace party aboard the Oscar I, with a third cabin for regular travelers.
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Wilson
Congress
Europe
Henry D. Ford
Washington
Mme
Rosia Schwimmer
Hungary
White House
Mme. Schwimmer
Jold
Phillip Snowden
Rosika Schwimmer
Mme, Schwimmer
State Department
Department
New York
Henry Ford
Kaiser Ends Serb Campaign as Occupation Concludes
Berlin reports the Rudnik occupation and 2700 prisoners framing the end of German Serb operations. The goal to open lines to Bulgaria and the Turkish empire is claimed achieved, with over 100000 prisoners noted and German losses described as moderate. Allies monitor Greek waters and Montenegro aid while Geneva notes near border moves.
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Berlin
Rudnik
Germany
Serbia
Bulgaria
Greece
Helenio
Montenegro
Nicholas
Geneva
Chinevo
Gorisia
Canada Seizes Stored Wheat Seaboard to Fort Hiram
Ottawa reports the government has commandeered all high grade wheat in elevators from Fort Hiram on Lake Superior to the Atlantic coast. The seizure affects shipments and storage across multiple regions as authorities enforce grain controls.
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Ottawa
Ont
Fort Hiram
Lake Superior
Sudden Death Warned By Kidney Heart Link
An old medical advertisement warns that kidney disease raises arterial tension and may cause death from heart or brain illness. It promotes Dr. Pierce’s Anuric and water testing from the Buffalo Invalids Hotel for inexpensive remedies and claims rapid relief for tired or aching kidneys and other symptoms.
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Invalides’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Recalled Act of Kindness in Car Bridges Generosity
A stenographer on a streetcar cannot pay for her fare after leaving her money at work. A boy across the aisle lends a nickel. She offers repayment and asks his name, but he declines, recalling the half dollar she gave him last Christmas. The exchange leaves him proud and grateful.
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Savoy
Grateful West Alexander Woman Praises Dodd’s Pills
Mrs A G Clemens of West Alexander Pennsylvania reports relief from years of backache spinal tenderness and occasional vision issues after using Dodd s Kidney Pills and Diamond Dinner Pills She endorses publishing the letter and notes price 0c per box for Dodd s Kidney Pills and 60c per box for Dyspepsia Tablets Adv
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A. G. Clemens
West Alexander
Dodd
Dodd's Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Wireless links span 3380 miles Japan to Hawaii
After years of tests wireless communication was established between Puna pass near Yokohama and the Hawaiian islands a distance of 3380 miles. Hawaii to the United States has been active for about a year and future messages will route between the United States and Japan via Hawaii.
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Punabashi
Yokohama
Japan
Hawaiian Islands
Hawaii
United States
Pew
Murtue Bye Remedy Co Chicago Offers New Book
The item mentions Murtue Bye Remedy Co of Chicago and a volume titled Book of the Bye Pree. It notes fame as limited and recalls that most people know Henry George mainly as a Ove-ceal cigar.
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Murtue Bye Remedy Co
Chicago
Imekeveed Book of the Bye Pree
Henry George
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