Close Guard On All Journeys Of The German Emperor
London reports the German emperor travels by rail with extraordinary secrecy. Train movements are kept from railway authorities until the last moment and stations are cleared of workmen and guards. Only the stationmaster and signal staff remain as the imperial train passes at maximum speed.
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London
Belgium
Brussels
Rogier
Kaiser’s visit causes nerves among officials and troops
The kaiser’s stay at Pare Kue Royale unsettles officials who show nervousness and fear of incidents. Even the military retires with arms lowered, signaling distrust of his own army while he is present and relieved when he leaves.
Countess Arrested for Attempted Smuggling to Germany
Amsterdam January 7. Countess Van Plaren detained by a Hague police special agent at Zeve naar while trying to smuggle eleven large boxes believed to contain underclothes shoes coffee tea and other goods into Germany. Arnhem court holds the countess after authorities overruled a forged foreign office message and German consul telegram.
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Amsterdam
Zevenaar
Hague
Germany
Countess van Plaren
Arn
Foreign Office
The
Ingeage
Departments Affected by Invasion in 1915 Tax Receipt
The final 1915 fiscal figures show ten departments affected by the invasion paid between one sixth and one seventh of France's total tax income. They contributed 794,200,4124 francs toward a national total of just over five billion. Excluding Paris and the Seine, those ten departments supplied about one quarter of the remaining balance.
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Paris
France
Seine
Foley Honey and Tar Trial Offer
Advertisement urging readers to mail five cents with name and address to Foley and Co. in Chicago for a trial package of Foley products including Honey and Tar Compound, Widney Pills, and Cathoric Tablets via Mann Drug Co.
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Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Foley Widney
Mann Drug Co
Commanding Officer Barely Escapes Fire at Camp Sevier
Brigadier General S. N. Faison commander of the 60th Infantry brigade narrowly escaped a blaze that destroyed his small frame quarters at Camp Sevier Greenville South Carolina. The fire happened about 10 o clock while he was home alone and ill. Personal effects of Faison and his two aides First Lieut. B. H. Capman and Second Lieut. Henry T. Bryan were lost. The house stood near the government reservation and was leased from private owners. The blaze is believed to have started from a defective trash burner.
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Camp Sevier
Greenville
S.C
S. N. Faison
60Th
Faison
B. H. Capman
Henry T. Bryan
Ttis
German propaganda feature shows captured American soldiers
Amsterdam January 7 reports World in Pictures, a German illustrated weekly, portrays a crowd questioning a handful of captured American soldiers and a separate image of prisoners in a guarded Mercedes lorry. The caption suggests twelve prisoners are only a small part of a larger group.
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Amsterdam
Geranan
City Manager Addresses Citizens of High Point
City official speaks to High Point residents outlining municipal steps and upcoming meetings. Officials promise transparency and request public input on budget, services, and community projects.
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High Point
Christmas Club Encourages Saving Habits in 1918
The Wachovia Bank and Trust Co offers a Christmas club saving plan inviting all ages. Members choose weekly payments from 2c to $2, or progressive and reducing schemes, with patented card records to track payments and earn interest. Start date was December 24, with options to join later and still receive a Christmas check.
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Piedmont
Wac
Bank & Trust Co
Easy
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
Tanlac testimonial from Tennessee farmer near Ashland City
A. J. Livingston, a prominent Tennessee farmer near Ashland City, reports Tanlac relieved his stomach, kidney and back pains after doctors could not help. He says he now eats, sleeps, and works better and urges others to try it through this testimonial. Tanlac, a recon Stuctive tonic, is sold by Hart Drug Co.
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Tanlac
A. J. Livingston
Tennessee
Mr. Cooper
Taniac
Hart Drug Co
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