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Newspaper
Hartford Republican
Location
Hartford, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
2
A fragmented OCR item appears to discuss vigor of foes and pacing, with garbled references to Tai Pacts and a broad political or military context. Key names or places are unreadable, leaving the main action unclear but implying assessment of adversaries and steady effort across sides.
Personal observations by President Neilson from Harvard to the University of Prains describe how German acquiescence in policy might reflect not criminal barbarism but a nation pressured by the war. He argues for a measured view of German motives while urging full support for Allied efforts and continued vigilance against German influence. The report also notes American Engineers installing overseas railway equipment for the war, outlining vast orders and logistical support for over one million troops.
During the war the naval department seeks to counter enemy submarines. A navy consulting board prepared pamphlets detailing defensive devices and broad recommendations to improve anti submarine measures.
Child prone to croup shows hoarseness as the first sign. Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at once when hoarseness appears to ward off the attack and reduce severity and anxiety. The early treatment may prevent progression and distress.
Kentuckys Corporal Floyd May of Livermore died in France from possible gunshot wounds according to War Department notice. Born in Kentucky, May was the son of Mr and Mrs Thomas May. He had a sister and other family connections reported in Livermore, with his death announced amid ongoing war news.
A Morne nar Poetha report claims Grand Duchess Ta dawas seottid daughter of the deposed Emperor of Russie arrived in Enstend. Olga Novikoff disputes earlier Siberia US migration claims and warns readers about Canards from Russi.
Washington reports consular representatives say waste from kitchen production to support German forces could supply propellant for 13,000,000 chEtla units. Officials note the venture produced goods valued at 40 months of revenue but the materials were discarded.
OCR fragment discusses passport requirements and travel health terms with garbled phrases. Mentions Canada Britain and possible visa or entry issues, but many words are misread. Content is unclear and involves names and dates unreliably.
A United States Army balloon broke from a device at Fort Omaha Nebraska and drifted south with 6 000 feet of steel cable tearing telephone and telegraph lines along its path. It passed Newton Kansas damaging homes and offices and continued toward the Oklahoma state line at about 45 miles per hour. No one was aboard the airship and insurers report thousands of soldiers applying for coverage totaling nearly a billion dollars.
The inner circle of a hoard of seers and many supporters believe the war will finish within two years. A cautious question was raised about the soothsayer’s claim amid revived interest as spring returns.
An exaggerated medical advertisement claims a universal cure for catarrh and other conditions with Mall's Catarrh Medicine. It promotes a claimed worldwide influence, outlines distribution through druggists, and urges readers to obtain the remedy while warning against dangerous coughs with Kellogg Pine Tar Honey. Also mentions Bethlehem Steel and coal supply figures in a broader, sensational context.
Willon McGraw a noted Hot Springs businessman who vanished from Hoxie last April was discovered in an attic area of a former club building. Electricians found his remains after a building overhaul aided by identifying tags on the clothing. A reward had previously failed to locate him. Kennedy’s Cough remedy is praised by mothers for child use.
A nationwide trend shows many cities and businesses adopting wheatless and meatless days. New York restaurants, the Stock Exchange Club, Wisconsin hotels, and Colorado dining houses join the effort, with significant savings in meat and wheat. Sugar supplies are stated as adequate for England under rationing, per the Food Administration.
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