06 Oct 1914
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1914
Page
1
A letter from Mrs. Helvie of Plover Iowa praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing her 13 year old daughter's menstrual troubles. The testimonial claims the remedy restored regular periods and strength after doctors failed, noting many letters of gratitude.
A famed family remedy promises relief from stomach and liver issues kidney problems and bowel irregularities. The banner claims relief from widespread ailments and presents it as a world renowned cure.
Berlin reports near Augustowo the Russian left wing defeated after a two day fight with over 2000 prisoners and many guns captured. Czar Nicholas with main Russian forces in Poland shifts west toward Sejdelka and Warsaw as Kaiser William sits at Thorn. The two leaders are about 225 miles apart as Europe braces for decisive clashes.
British troops and French forces push forward as the war looms large with an anticipated battle that could be the war’s biggest. Estimates place three million men to be engaged in Petrograd area alongside developments near Cracow Tarnow claims and possible Russian Cossack movements toward Cracow. Emperor Nicholas signs ukase affecting eastern provinces and territorial troops before departure.
An official German army report says forts Lierre Waelthem and Konigshoyckt plus redoubts and thirty Rune have fallen, breaching the outer ring around Antwerp and enabling attack on inner forts. London dispatch notes ceaseless bombardment and heavy German losses in the present assault.
Representative Levy of New York notified Secretary Bryan he would sell Monticello to the government for 500000 and would part with the property for 300000 despite spending over a million on improvements. He insisted Monticello be known as the Virginia Home of the Presidents. Rumania awaits outcome of battles between Bucellian and Austro German forces before altering neutrality.
News from Paris and Berlin report sustained German pressure with attempts to encircle and stretch Allied lines. British and French forces defend key positions along the Olse Meuse and Meuse sectors, while the German left seeks to widen a fishhook curve as Allied efforts try to blunt the advance.
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