Paris Fortifications and Defense Theory Across Modern War
The article discusses Paris defensive works and fortifications, noting a sixty mile circumference system of seventeen major forts costing around 200 million dollars, plus hidden military rail lines and adaptable gun placements. It also covers French tactical doctrine to pressure fortifications with continued artillery, and observes Lyons as a key second stronghold.
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Paris
St. Cyr
France
Lyons
New York Times
Change in fashion are he as wigs
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions fashion and wigs with unclear context. No names, places, dates, or events are readable to establish specifics.
Basque Lines Shape New Fashion Silhouette
New York fashion notes describe a shift to longer basque lines and a fitted waist, with the lower silhouette reined in by tailored underpinnings. Warner corsets with heavier boning and new skeleton waist trends support the look, while corduroy and velvet fabrics, vivid silks, and decorative trims define fall style under conservative American guidance. Lucy Carter.
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New York
Madam la Mode
Warner
Tor Router
Reign of Terror in Mexico City Reported by Engineer
William A. Aldridge describes a brutal occupation in Mexico City by the Constitutionalists. He claims 600 to 700 police were executed, churches desecrated, and federal officers of high rank killed. He cites looted churches, Yaqui Indians executed, and broad anti Carranza sentiment with calls for Villa or American intervention.
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Mexico City
Federal Army
William A. Aldridge
Galveston
Texas
Carranza
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey Promises Quick Fall Cough Relief
An old time medical ad touts Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as pure and harmless. It claims to ease fall coughs or colds, soothe irritated throats and lungs, loosen phlegm, and fortify resistance to colds with a 256 guarantee.
Why Men Get Into Prison Address by Warden McClaughry
Warden McClaughry of the Anamosa state reformatory Iowa spoke Sunday afternoon in a principal Iowa church on why men enter prison. He attributed causes to lack of home training and unfamiliarity with the Ten Commandments, noting these ethical rules are recognized across religions.
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Anamosa
United States
Nquor
C. McClaughry
State Reformatory
Iowa
Towa
Kidney Trouble and Foley Pills Restore Strength
In Gainesville Mrs HiT Straynge reports kidney and bladder pain eased after using Foley Kidney Pills. She says her back grew stronger and the ailments vanished, praising the remedy as it cured decades of trouble. Later remark contrasts education with recognizing when a hat is on straight.
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Willi
Gainesville
Alls Druggist
Crafting Patterns at the Herald Office
A fragment notes large sheets for embroidery transfers and patterns available at the Herald office. It hints at a local paper offering design materials and guidance for stitching projects. No date or names are provided.
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Herald ‘Office
Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORIA notes
Local items include Mrs. M M Hoover traveling to New York City to join her husband and M S Kimball departing for Rivervale to oversee a sugar refinery. Lloyd Morrison heads to Parkersburg W Va to teach, while Mrs John Trout visits her sister Mrs L A Weeden in Newton IXas. A spring suckling calf sold for 50 60. J J Connelly visits Alberta Canada to see his brother E A Connelly. Mrs Kate Connor from Terre Haute and Mrs Mary Keener from Carthage Mo visit Dr and Mrs Anderson. W M Millers barn in Parker township burned after a lightning strike. Westfield schools to open next Monday in new High School and reorganized layout. Briscoe Lee family reunion hosted at Briscoe homestead with about eighty attendees.
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M. M. Hoover
New York City
M. S. Kimball
Riverdale
Lloyd Morrison
Parkersburg
W. Va
John Trout
Newton
Ixas
L. A. Weeden
Lee & Lewis
Marion Dallas
Hutton
J. J. Connelly
la Combe
Alberta
Canada
E. A. Connelly
Kate Connor
Terre Haute
Mary Keener
Carthage
Anderson
Wm. M. Miller
Parker Township
Westfield Public Schools
Briscoe-Lee
Briscoe
Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertises Quick Cure
An old-style advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for dizziness biliousness constipation and indigestion. The copy promises a healthy bile flow and cleansing of the stomach and bowels with a first dose claim and a price of 25 cents.
Executor's Notice in the Estate of Robert Denham
The undersigned executor of the estate of Robert L Denham announces a November court appearance in Clark County at the Marshall courthouse to settle claims. Creditors are urged to present accounts and debtors to make immediate payment as of September 1914.
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Robert L.denham
Robert. L. Denham
Clark
Aninots
Clark County
Marshall
Arthur Poorman
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful in Terre Haute Report
Mrs. C McCoskey of Terre Haute Indiana testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieve headaches dizziness and kidney discomfort by helping the kidneys pass uric poison from the system. The remedy costs 50 cents at dealers and is sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Terre
Hauteg
Terre -Haute
Terre Haute
Marshall
C. McCoskey
Cleveland Ave
Ind
Dean
Doan
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