21 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1914
Page
1
New Buffalo Hotel invites patrons to call and visit for top service and a complete range of goods. A waiter will answer every ring and the window display aims to entice customers to return. The ad guarantees satisfaction and a welcoming experience.
Mrs Ham of Shamrock Missouri describes severe health issues from female weakness to insomnia and pain. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier she reports full improvement, restored energy, sleep, appetite, and family happiness. She urges others to seek specialized advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
Berlin reports strong Russian advances from Miana into East Prussia have been driven back to the Bug river. German forces near Novo Georgievsk north of Warsaw press the Russian line along Azura to Kutno and Lowicz. Analysts say the Russians face a trap and could retreat toward Krakow and Austrian forces.
Berlin reports Ballin, head of the Hamburg American Steamship Company, denies telling the London Times that England could not be defeated. He says England has already been defeated. Also noted is the death of Dr. Ernest F. Richard in New York after brain abscess surgery. He lectured on German literature at Columbia and founded the German Pearce society.
Washington reports General Obregon's troops training for Orizaba and moving government offices. Mexico City is described as unsettled. It remains unclear if Obregon is evacuating or being replaced by Carranza forces marching toward Queretaro, with rail links northward interrupted.
Nov 21 dispatches report the fall of Przemysl near Galicia with Russian forces capturing trenches and bombardment advancing. A separate Rome dispatch notes Metkervish sinking after striking a mine off Salonika with heavy loss of passengers. Also coverage of Leo Frank case denial, a Lake Superior barge wreck with seven bodies, parole of Walter A. McAllister in Paterson murder, and Prince von Buelow named German ambassador to Italy.
Advert reads a cough remedy claim for throat and bronchial inflammation. It cites Dr King's New Discovery as soothing inflammation and loosening phlegm, with a money back guarantee and a testimonial from J Ratta in Texas.
German forces renew pressure along the western front with renewed attacks near Verdun and in Flanders. Chauroncourt is retaken on the Verdun right wing, while French, British, and Belgian lines face harsh winter conditions, floods, and stiff artillery exchanges. Reports from Berlin claim repulsed French attacks near Cambrai and heavy losses in the Yser area, as German engineers reposition for a potential river crossing amid advancing winter weather. The North Sea freezes around Nieuwport as winter bites the front.
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