Turkey England Hopeful Insincere Policy Criticized
The article surveys British views on Turkish diplomacy during the war, accusing Turkey of deliberate deceit toward England and predicting Turkish forces would be used against the Allies when Germany chose. It also references Sir Edward's criticism and organizational delays in handling policy. It mentions a Philadelphia Public Ledger critique and a product claiming to treat worms in children, promoting its supposed safety and efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
British Foreign ‘Office
Turkey
Ingland
Germany
Edward
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Lawyer Loses Car Link in Office Mix Up
A lawyer in a large office building misplaces a car link from a prized set. The missing cuff link bears etched wording asking the owner to lose the companion. A bystander notes the note marked The Antler of the missing cuff link. A Philadelphia paper references a separate item about Liniment Cures Cattle and a courtroom quip about suing at this moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Chronicle
Ray
Gratitude for Lydia E Pinkham remedies from Ontario women
Canadian readers share letters praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for health recovery. Mrs Hever Ulax of Glanford Station reports relief from ulcer, womb issues, and nervous digestion after using the medicines. Mrs Marron of Chesterville confirms relief from falling of womb and ovarian problems with improved periods and eyesight, urging publication of the testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glanford Station
Ont
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra
Hever
Chesterville
Lydia
Pinkham
Mr. Stamrex J. Marron
Ontario
Canada
Knight of the rod amid warfronts on calm canal edge
A war torn scene unfolds with a Belgian officer and a fisherman as shrapnel explodes above. The fisherman remains unshaken, rebaiting and continuing to fish while the officer calmly notes the moment, then the party moves toward a church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fianer
Seblag
Belgia
Goverus
Stadenius
Dr Chase Kidney Pills and Egyptian Affairs Mentioned
Fragmentary clippings describe Dr Chase's Kidney Pills praised for aiding liver and kidneys, with anecdotal home use in Jamestown Ontario. The Cairo Daily Telegraph interview quotes British protector interest in Egypt and Lord Kitchener, plus light items from New York and Detroit about everyday life and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Bank of Montreal Meeting Discusses War Effects on Economy
Bank of Montreal leaders review the world financial fabric amid war. Sir Frederick Williams Taylor notes Canada's position strengthened, outlines unemployment outlook and export potential, while Meredith emphasizes prudence and renewed production. Bank assets reach 254.4 million with deposits rising. profits 2.496 million. government loans 5 million. More than 9 million lent to cities and schools as crisis continues.
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H.W Mereginn
Fernerck Williams Taylor
Bank of Moat
Renuemen
Canada
Britain
Sihelr
Seredith
Meredith
Hay
Weil
Frederick Williams-Taylor
Bank of Unreal
Ater
London Stomey
Baux
Prophets Split on War Outcomes and Timelines
A roundup of differing wartime predictions from Paris and London sources on how long the conflict will last. Analysts, soldiers, and editors offer cautious to bold estimates for 1915 into 1917, with calls for restraint amid shifting German, Austrian, and Allied positions.
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Amea
Stad
Paris
Germany
Austria
Eld
Wsaig 1
Ftussina Mintetry
Vary
Oper
Austeia
Dutinite
Gerat
Bavaria
Munich
Feld Marsuat ‘Evettovich
Haseogero
Rome
England
Coufiet
Surigels
Cramot
Bor
London Mail
Tin Rhine
London Standard
Credit to Canada for carers and holiday sacrifice
A brief editorial note praises carers and those who forgo holidays to take on extra work, highlighting their value to Canada and urging recognition for their dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Exra
German Inhumanity Witnessed by Dutch Paper Report
A Dutch newspaperman witnessed German troops bayoneting and starving three captured British lads in a railway brake van. The captors abused the prisoners and withhold food for two days, calling insults and forcing them to watch as they starved. The Washington Star notes the speaker’s resolve to let constituents argue and then back the majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Festiny
Washington Star
Fragmentary gossip inshore from a seaside tavern chat
A terse, fragmented quote depicts a gossipy exchange about a man deemed peaceable yet accused of lies told by a sour wife. The speaker compliments a woman at Rusty’s, praising her taste as evidenced by the bill. The tone is casual, incredulous, and character driven.
No Birds on Battlefields and odd war notes
A fragmented patchwork of prose and verse references touches on birds absent from Northern France battlefields and a South African insect plague, followed by quotes about living, a humorous exchange on beans as money, and a fragment of a courtroom aside from the Kansas City Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
South Africa
South
London Chronicle
Gaday
Atchison
Kansas City Journal
Minard's Liniment Claimed To Cure Various Ailments
A pasted notice lists individuals including Halifax Andrew King and Lt-Col C Crewe Read as cured of rheumatic and acute rheumatism by Minard's Liniment. Markham Ontario and Lakefield Quebec references appear with a date of October 9 1907. The brief item attributes successful cures to the advertised remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minard
Halifax
Andrew King
Nard
C. Crewe Read
Susser
Memoir of Loss in War Letters Cherished
A brief wartime letter echoes consolation to a bereaved recipient, urging remembrance of other brave men who perished in the same conflict. The note underscores shared grief and honor, comforting the survivor with memory of fallen lovers and soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Dera
Nerviline Claims Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Nerviline as a powerful liniment for rheumatism and joint stiffness. It promises rapid relief when rubbed into the fore joint and muscles, claiming superior penetration and safety for skin, with cures for rheumatism, back pain, lumbago, colds, earache, toothache, and neck pain. A 50c family bottle is advertised alongside trial sizes.
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Basso
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Lord Kitchener
Parmelve
New York Globe
Mazie
Artie
New York Globe. Z
Detroit Free Press
Bank OF Montreal
Gani
Frederick
Dominion
Europe
Rusty's
Saar
Roof OF
Ya Po Excelsior UE Insurance CO
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Fort. Wik Ciart
Port Arthur
Thompson Sons and Company
Grain Exchange
Winnipeg
Triangle
Royalite Oil
Imperial Oil CO
Brant
Mr. Nagra
Mrs. Naggs
Mr. Nagg
Duea
Ur “Douglas Malloch
Amelie Smberman
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