Global credit fears rise as war costs surge in 1914 era notes
The piece surveys wartime expenditure and credit strain, citing daily global outlay near 30 million dollars and a proposed billion-dollar loan in Britain and France. It discusses gold reserves, international credit, and shifting uses of short-term debt and treasury bills amid uncertain markets.
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Britain
Jeanne
Belgium
Germany
Sean Meyes
Eliese
Sinihtr
Alesa
Ter
Bernai
New York
New ‘York
Salts to aid kidneys and bladder health advert
An old advertisement promotes Salts for kidney and bladder relief. It extols Lithia water as a cheap, effervescent tonic to cleanse the kidneys, neutralize acids, and prevent urinary issues, urging readers to ask druggists for Salts.
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European capital flows amid war impact noted
A Daily Courier item from Toronto discusses European investment trends in response to conflict. It notes large British and French savings, and that war and investor caution have restrained capital movement across Europe.
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Helldack
Iron Ui Thinkets
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Sinen Thee Agadir Attir
Daily Courier
Turonta
Cuik
Germans Check Pursuit as Russians Hold River Lines
Confused dispatch describes German retreat and Russian near Radon Votrograd as Austrians attempt a left flank turn. Reported captures include prisoners and wounded, with fighting along rivers Ravka Skierniewice and Ryvi. The text notes Austrian columns hitting the Carpathians and defeats near Dina, amid overall heavy combat.
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Dina
Oil shipments to Denmark fuel fear of British attack
Washington reports say oil exports from the United States to Denmark are increasing and may be destined for Britain via neutral routes. British officials admit ships between the United States and Denmark could carry oils that later reach the British fleet, with warning that such cargoes aid Germany in wartime plans.
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Denmark
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Copenhagen
Naval
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de Vauinet
Whitningting
iKivl
Death of Sir Charles Hinds Former British Army Chief of Staff
The obituary notes Sir Charles Hinds born 1856 who rose through the Afghan campaign era to become inspector general of home forces and chief of the general staff in 1912. He served as chief of staff of the British army and held the position as imperial general staff head until his death.
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Hind
Great Britain
Battle memories and Balaklava Day notes from a war torn front
Fragmentary recall of a wartime scene describes German cavalry charging Irish troops and a tense retreat as officers guide men while artillery roars. The piece shifts to Balaklava Day in London with fifty year reflections, noting reduced ceremonies and veterans honored quietly.
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Sik Ant Citiehine
Avithwat
Baeke Ake
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Taman
Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief For Indigestion
Dyspepsia sufferers are urged to buy Diapepsin to ease stomach distress quickly. The ad claims it digests all foods, ends belching and sour stomach, and makes you feel well after taking a large fifty cent case from any drug store.
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