Italian Artillery Pounding Malborghetto Amid Front March
Italian artillery pounds the Austrian fortress of Malborghetto as Henzelfort is destroyed and Italians gain a foothold on the plateau between Sagrado and Monfalcone. In Tyrol Trentino reconnoitering continues with engagements at Carzano. Refugees report 200000 Austrian troops near Trieste with heavy guns and a June 17 dirigible raid damaging iron works.
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Brixton PD
Allaire
1. N.S
Rome
Malborghetto
Henzelfort
Isonzo
Sagrado
Monfalcone
Piezzo
Count
Carzano
Vezzana
Carnic
Malbourghetto
Val Grande
Val Piccolo
Monte Nero
Javozecek Mountain
Ers
Globna
Plava
Ancona
Italy
Trieste
Tyrol Rivers Flooded Impassable to Troops
Heavy rains flood rivers across Tyrol making passes impassable for troops and halting airship scouting operations as weather worsens.
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Bresnia
Itaty
Rome
Tyrol
Inherited Hoodoos and a Scottish Castle Mystery
The article surveys legends of curses and eerie heirlooms in European families. It cites Glamis Castle in Scotland linked to Macbeth and a secret horrific chamber. It notes a superstition of a century birth of a monster and mentions a banshee associated with the Beresford family and Curraghmore Castle with multiple fatal deaths among marquises.
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Glamis Castle
Scotland
Earl of Strathmore
United Kingdom
Macbeth
Duncan
Strathmore
Beresford
Lord Charles Beresford
Decies
America
Curraghmore Castle
Beresfords
Waterford
Curraghmore
Depressing Effect on Possessors of the Lees
The New York American notes a somber influence on owners of the Lees, suggesting a rising risk of fatal accidents among them.
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New York American
Made Millions in War Cotton
Missouri’s first millionaire John Mullanphy built vast wealth by cotton speculation during and after the War of 1812. He rushed to secure cotton in New Orleans, traded ahead of peace news, and shipped it to England, profiting before others learned of the end of hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mullanphy
Missouri
St. Louis
England
New Orleans
Gen. Jackson
Mullanphy
Natchez
London
Waterloo
Kansas City Star
Miss Goldilocks Refuses Modern Marriage Pact
In a witty back and forth the characters Miss Goldilocks and Mr Gushington debate marriage with a sharp modern stance. The Brooklyn Citizen notes the forested expanse of 550 million acres as a bold aside.
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Mr. Gushington
Miss Goldilocks
Clara
Percy
Brooklyn
Longer Hours to Favor the People
A plan to extend hours for the Quaker Health Teacher at Hainer Drug Co to 9 p.m. Saturdays and beyond aims to help busy residents learn about Quaker Herb Remedies. The piece highlights cures including a rapid relief for rheumatism and a 53‑foot tapeworm expulsion, urging readers to visit for free trials and information.
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Hainer Drug Co
Washington St
Gray
Hainer Drug Company
F. H. Parsons
P. H. Meehl
Elm Street
Manchester
N. H
Mill Street
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New Castle
Stritmater
New York
Chicago
South
Piezzo Chas
Roumania
Banat
Iking Ferdinand
yrséAay
Ferdinand
Hungary
Serbia
Sam
Bill
Hamilton & Fledgkinson
Mill Streets
Gronemy
Children’s
Mary Jane Pumps
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