Heights Draws Mary Guests From Cities
Braddock Heights August 7 Many new guests have arrived for August at the Heights. New arrivals at Nibrah House include Mr. and Mrs. Sargent and several Sargent children, Mrs. Dorsey, Mrs. Marmaduke, and many others from Washington Baltimore Leesburg Savannah and Virginia. Moving pictures will be shown tonight at the auditorium. Rock Lodge hosts new arrivals and a small music gathering. Charles Opel Jr becomes deputy sheriff to help maintain order during events at Braddock Heights.
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Braddock Heights
the Heights
Nibrah
Mrs. Sargent
Child
Alles Sargent
Julia Sargent
Mrs. Dorsey
Sue Dorsey
Vat! Marmaduke
Flohrdunne
Wiliam Norris
Wolz
Ming Gherwood
Hefferman
Thos. Fitzgerald
Gava
Anita
Albert Washington
Amiliss
Margaret ‘Hartini
F. Percival’ Harbin
Washington
J.a.harbiz
Thomas F. J. Maguire
Jefferson Boulevard
Worman
Rock Lodge
Keeln
Earnestine Bachrach
Atwood
Bertha ‘Trundle
Trundle
Frank. Sappington,Jr
Marshall Etchison
Burns
Chicago
Sunset Seags
Charles Heimes
Baltimore
Waringdale
Robert J." Myers
Washington, D. C
Avalon
Mauretania Seeks Safety in Halifax Convoy
The Cunard liner Mauretania with 3400 passengers reached Halifax after German warships were spotted near the route to New York. Convoyed by British cruiser Essex, the ship entered port to avoid danger, briefly with the Cedric joining later. The Mauretania had halted wireless for two days while monitoring lights from searchers.
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Liverpool
New York
Essex
Sable Island
Nazilfax
Mauretania
Cedric
White Star Line
Alsor
Charies
Maupretania
Espthaf
The Case of L L Cantetou Claren don Texas
The case mentions L L Cantetou of Clarendon Texas and compares it to others who used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A woman with months of bowel pain was cured after trying various doctors and medicines, then a second bottle. Advertisement notes. Also a line about 13 000 people training for teachers in India.
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L. S. Cantetou
Clarendon
Texas
Gate
War costs through history from 18th century battles
The article inventories global and U S military expenditures from the 18th century onward, listing wars, costs, and lives lost for Revolutions, U S conflicts, British, Russian, Japanese, Balkan campaigns, Boer, Franco Prussian, Napoleonic wars, and Britain’s long war expenditures, highlighting vast totals and mortality.
World war era battle swings with massive Britain tally
British navy sinks 79 German ships in a major sea engagement. Italy declares neutrality amid Triple Alliance tensions as Germany and Austria risk withdrawal. Belgian defense stiffens with King Albert leading French and Belgian forces, aviators active, and wartime mobilization spreading across Holland.
Naval Skirmishes and War Developments Across Europe
Reports from the North Sea near the Dutch coast describe British destroyers engaging a German flying squadron. The action wounded about seventy Britons and killed or wounded around 160 Germans, with 200 Germans captured. The German minelayer Koenigen Luise was sunk, roughly 150 crew lost. Besieging actions extend to Sveaborg near Helsinki and Mediterranean theater rumors claim Breslau and Goeben captured. Britain increases army to 1,230,000, and Kitchener takes War Office helm as arms imports to Ireland resume amid shifting imperial strategies.
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North Sea
Gibraltar
Messina
Italy
France
Tribuna
Rome
Breslau
Goeben
San Salvatore
Mediterranean
Loni Kitchener
British War Office
Belgium
Southampton
Liverpool
London
Ireland
Rai
Great Britain
Paris
Houlogne
England
Belgrade Stormed Again as Austrian Bombardment Fails
Belgrade reports renewed Austrian bombardment injuring several and damaging the Royal Palace National theater and British legation. Three killed and many injured as Austrians fail to cross the River Save at Avala and Obrenovac. Servians claim volunteers hoisted the flag at Delarme in Austrian land.
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Belgrade
London
Toral Palace
National Theater
Avala
Obrenovac
Delarme
Amphion Sunk After Mine Strike in North Sea
The British cruiser Amphion sank after hitting a mine in the North Sea. One hundred thirty sailors drowned, while the paymaster, 17 officers, and 133 men were saved. The admiralty announced the loss and rescue figures.
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North Bea
Loffion
Admiralty
Amphion
North See
Holland Will Declare War on Germany
Secretary of State Bryan was told by Baron E de Nasell of the Netherlands government that if Germany continues the invasion, the dikes of the Netherlands will be cut. No formal declaration of war has been made yet, but it is only a matter of days before the Dutch government informs the world.
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Italy
Germany
Austria
Austria-Hungary
Rome
Belgium
Europe
Holland
Washington
Netherlands
Bryan
Baron E. de Nasell
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Readers
An ad warns against mercury containing catarrh ointments and promotes Hall's Catarra Core made by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a safer internal remedy. It claims no mercury, targets blood and mucous surfaces, and urges buying authentic product with testimonials free. Also mentions 5%c price and other ads for family pills and services.
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Catarra
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Halls Catarra
Ohio
FL J. Cheney & Co
Druggista
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