17 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
1
A broad list of discounted items across women and children apparel. Includes coats from 4.98 to 9.98, dresses, sweaters, stockings, gloves, aprons, and shoes from 0.98 to 2.48. Featured gifts for mother sister little sister baby with varied colors and sizes plus home goods like blankets, table covers, and pillow shams.
A catalog of men's and boys clothing and accessories with prices. Sweaters 50c to 2.39, dress shirts 25c to 98c, neck ties 25c, socks 10c to 25c, gloves 26c to .98, gum boots 2.79 to 3.25, overcoats 5.00 to 8.50, suits 4.98 to 9.98, boys suits 1.98 to 4.98, overcoats 1.75 to 3.98, suspenders boxes 50c or 25c, handkerchiefs 25c, hats 25c to 1.39, shoes 0.98 to 2.29.
General Hugh S. Scott, chief of staff, was sent by Secretary of War Garrison to Naco, Arizona, to urge Mexican factions to halt cross border fire. Governor Maytorena reportedly agreed to suspend attacks to ease tensions, as reinforcements for Naco were dispatched as a precaution.
An official report from an American agent cites 100 to 160 Mexicans secretly executed in Mexico City over several days. Names and orders remain undisclosed. The United States says it will not intervene in Mexican internal disputes unless foreigners are involved.
Constantinople reports the vanguard of Senussi tribesmen have arrived at the Egyptian border. Mohammendan tribes uprisings on the Persian border grow daily. The landing of Russian troops near Batum is said not to affect the Turkish bombardment of the city.
Unconfirmed dispatch from Punta Arenas claims the German cruiser Dresden sank a British cruiser and badly damaged another as it left Valparaiso. Chilean authorities have no confirmation. Two British warships pursue the Dresden, per official telegram from Santiago.
Madrid dispatch reports from the Journal that Emperor William’s condition, though listed as improved by the bulleins, is worrisome for a serious sore throat following diphtheria contracted during his eastern front visit. The report notes his doctors describe the throat as a serious complication.
Ad warns that colds can bring serious complications and urges immediate attention with Dr King’s New Discovery. Claims based on attentive analysis of colds, priced 50 cents, with offer to buy two bottles today.
French armies push along the entire Belfort to Sainte Marie-aux-Mines front in Alsace in what appears to be a general offensive. German coastal raids target England while British ships shell Westende, Belgium, as Allied forces press to push Germans back.
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