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Newspaper

Hickory Democrat

Location

Hickory, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1914

Page

4

Russian Forces Drive Austrians Back Near Vistula Front

Reports from Berlin via Copenhagen and London describe heavy fighting as Russian troops advance against Austro-German positions. Austrian and German forces retreat from fortified lines toward Lubin and Kielce while the Russian left wing presses along the Vistula toward Warsaw. A German offensive across the Vistula appears likely if current trends continue. Multiple local church notices and community names follow.

Berlin Copenhagen London Morabt Blatt Silesian Landwehr Vienna Randon Poland Lodz Petrikau Posen Russian Poland Kielce Galicia Tvanszorod Vistula Warsaw Vistula River Lubin

Palmetto Club Rejoices Over Primary Victory

Palmetto Club members celebrate a recent primary election in which Senator Smith was defeated. Citizens from South Carolina praise the outcome restoring moral standards and pride in their state. North Carolina residents join in the sentiment as they welcome South Carolina’s shift toward honorable leadership. The message lists gentlemen and their South Carolina hometowns.

Mstory Rickory Palmetto Club Smith South Carolina North Carolina South Caro

Fall of Maubeuge Gazetteed in German Advance

Berlin reports by wireless that the fortress of Maubeuge on the Sambre river has fallen to German forces. German troops took 40 000 prisoners and captured four hundred guns. Dr Ludwig Frank of Mannheim, a Reichstag Socialist, was killed on September 3 at Lunéville during a French assault. Prince Frederick William of Hesse is reported wounded.

Krutessio Ravaruska Frompul Austin Lubin Fon Annspol Vistula Ravarusk Dniester Tyrol Zamosze Prussia Berlin Associated Press Bayville L. I Army Maubeuge Sambre Ludwig Frank of Manheim Reichstag Luneville Fredrick William of Hesse

Mahaffey Visits Kin in Gadsden Alabama

Mr E W Mahaffey of Gadsden Alabama is visiting his son A E Mahaffey and daughter Miss Myrtice Mahaffey. Tad IRON Tradition the Liver Drives Malaria Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. 0 cents.

E. W. Mahaffey Gadsden, Ala A. E Miss Myrtice Mahaffey

Pleasant surprise of appearing before her this Fall

A fragment notes a youthful figure anticipated to appear before an audience this Fall, signaling a promising debut or return. The context hints at a local entertainment or school event with expected attendance and reception.

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