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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
6
A congressional record discusses existing hostilities with Austria-Hungary, detailing diplomatic exchanges over submarine warfare, consular actions, and alleged plots to disrupt American industry. It notes U S recognition of declarations as war and cites Dumba and Austrian officials in St Louis and New York.
Cleans the blood and tones the nerves with Hood's Sarsaparilla before meals and Peptiron after. The combination yields purer blood, stronger nerves, and improved overall health, described as economical for those with impure blood and weak nerves. Hood's Pills are recommended if a laxative is needed.
The United States cannot receive Count Tarnowski as ambassador after Austria-Hungary allied with Germany and endorsed its submarine warfare. A March 28, 1907 telegram and April 2 congress message cite Austria’s avowed support for the German policy, prompting the refusal to accept the envoy.
Building material prices lag cattle and grain, making funds stretch further. The note urges buyers to share needs for new buildings, offering free plan services and guarantees for accuracy, and promises loans of such plans at no charge.
The document outlines Austria-Hungary and Germany pursuing a ruthless submarine policy, sinking unmarked vessels in the Mediterranean, including the Marguerite near Sardinia. It notes the U S entry intent to defend rights and states Austria-Hungary severed diplomatic relations after the American declaration of war, with passports issued to the embassy staff.
Cavalry of German units from the Russian front aided an action that severely endangered the Italian army. Had the attack not been halted, it could have led to Italy's collapse and dramatic strategic shifts in the war.
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