What is the Dum Dum Bullet in War Ethics
The article explains that the dum dum bullet originated at the Dum Dum Ammunition Works in Calcutta and describes how nickel jackets were stripped to create expanding lead bullets. It notes distortions into mushroom shapes and cautions that soldiers could mold such bullets privately, raising questions about rules of war. It ends with a reflection on temperance in trades.
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Calcutta
Montrose Wedding and Local News Update
Jos J Weber of Montrose Colorado and Miss Oral Emrich of Casey wed in Montrose on Sep 30. Sylvester Dehl travels to California. Marion Partlow and Sam Dehl depart for Pine Bluff Arkansas. Dr Bruce attends brother John Bruce ill in Pittsburg. wa. J Dunn and family visit Wakeman Ohio for ten days. George Croy and wife visit relatives in Marietta Ohio. Landin Kite and wife travel to Arkansas for winter. Mollie Shimel visits sister Rose Henry in Vandalia. Mary McClarey with Harry Buckley and Doyle Clem depart State Center for employment prospects. Yale mill closes to all depositors Oct 9 due to debts. Bert Curl leaves mill. C H Higbee and family drive to Fort Lauderdale Florida with camping gear. Stop Those Early Bronchial Coughs ad promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound.
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Jos
J. ‘Weber
Montrose
Colo
Oral Emrich
Casey
Sylvester Dehl
Jos. Ingle
California
Marion Partlow
Sam Dehl
Pine Bluff
Ark
Bruce
Pittsburg
John Bruce
J. Dunn
Wakeman
George Croy
Marietta
Landin Kite
Arkansas
Mollie“Shimel
Vandalia
Rose
Henry
Mary McClarey
Harry Buckley
Doyle Clem
State Center
Yale
Bert Curl
C. H. ‘Higbee
Limitations of Fiction Highlight Hero Tobacco Use
The passage notes constraints on fiction and the boundaries editors set for hero behavior. It argues heroes may light cigarettes but are not shown chewing tobacco, suggesting authors face implicit limits on depicted habits.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Croup Relief Ad
Positively masterful for croup, Foley's Honey and Tar clears thick mucous and phlegm. It opens air passages, stops hoarseness, and ends gasping breaths for quiet sleep. Harold Berg of Mass writes it acts quickly for our children. For sale by all druggists.
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Harold Berg
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Kidney relief tale from Monroe Street reader
Mrs. William A. Coates of Monroe Street Casey Illinois recounts severe kidney agony and back pains. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she reports rapid relief and disappearance of symptoms. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York endorsements.
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William A. Coates
Monroe St. Casey
Dean
Castoria ad guides Marshall households to relief
An old advertisement claims Fletcher's Castoria relieves pain and aches from a bad back and eliminates urinary disorders, promising comfort for children and households. The copy emphasizes safety and parental reassurance in a period magazine style.
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