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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1914
Page
3
Albert S Gray MD discusses visualizing body structure like a building, the role of haemoglobin and iron in respiration, and how nutrition and whole wheat impact health. It argues that understanding fundamentals, not chasing fad diets, empowers self knowledge and avoids exploitation by quick fixes.
A group from the American Red Cross prepares to sail for Europe to serve on battlefields. In front are Francie Keller, May Trownell, Anna Ieninger, Mary Fladvin, Telhem Scott Hay, Minnegerode, and Parley.
A fragmentary report describes American and English refugees escaping France by a crude cable car. They are glad to obtain any transport. A Willesden chopper disparages a stock of new gossip and pipe cleaners amid German filings.
A Vienna–Berlin dispatch says Austrian forces after five days of heavy fighting drove Russians west of the D Day front. The Austrian general staff claims to have crushed and driven back Russian units, halting a Russian attempt to sever the line of communication between Gen Denk and allied forces. About 100000 prisoners are reported among the 1,000,000 troops engaged.
A Central News dispatch reports Gervan forces in East Prussia driven back with heavy losses nearул Mulk hobte and geest, as German efforts increase in the Magers Laken region.
Military communiques describe Allied and German actions near Paris and the eastern front. Reports cite heavy fighting, retreats to safer positions, and massed artillery with numerous wounded arriving in Russia and Paris as commanders issue new orders and reinforce borders. Edward J White named as a new solicitor for the firm White and Lyons.
Fragmentary document mentions ams in operation and barring bearers in arms. Reads like a wartime pledge or provisos but lacks clear names or dates. Data is incomplete and uncertain about who is affected or what action is required.
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