Feels Like a New Woman Testimonial From Piqua Ohio
A Piqua Ohio woman praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after relief from severe organic symptoms last winter including backache hip pain and fatigue. She urges other women with similar distress to seek the remedy and grants permission for her name to be used. The notice invites confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co with letters opened by a woman.
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Piqua
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nirs. Turner
Wayne St
Jp E. Pinkham
Austrians Defeated Again in Eastern War Actions
Official dispatches report heavy Austrian losses in the eastern theater. Twelve Austrian corps, about 480,000 men, annihilated near Lemberg and Krasnobrod fronts. Russians took 70,000 Austrian prisoners and numerous cannons in Galicia. Advancing forces prepare to move through Borgo Urzok and the Carpathians with 200,000 and 320,000 men respectively.
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Paris
Krasnosedow
Lublin
Lemburg
Krasnobrod
lont
sce
Krasnobroc Hes
Zamost
Poland
Petrograd
Slavas
Lemberg
Galicia
Borgo
Urzok
Strong Fortress is Falling as Russians Close In
London reports say Russian troops encircle Przemysl with its fall near. A defeat near Rococzin cuts up the Deaths Head Hussars and its crown prince. Stolberg and officers among the dead. Dispatches claim Russia will field twenty army corps for the campaign, while a German aviator is captured near Radom. Henrik Stenkiewicz urges Austrian Poles to join Russia.
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London
Russia
Przemsyl
Przemsyi
Lembrg
Galicia
A. Petrograd
Dall Mail
Bourse Gazette
Hussars
Danzig
Rococzin
Poland
Count Stolberg
Petrograd
Germany
nother
Zwolen
Radom
Henrik Stenkiewicz
10000 Americans in Europe remain after war
Washington reports diplomatic canvasses show at least 10000 Americans still in Europe with months needed before they can be brought home. About 2000 are in London and another 1000 in Switzerland. France Germany and neutral nations hold several thousand more, though many seek to remain.
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Washington
Sept
United States
Europe
London
Switzerland
France
Germany
Judge Fort Seriously Ill Homeward Bound
Judge Fort of New Jersey and former governor is seriously ill and expected to return home soon. He serves as chairman of a commission sent by President Wilson to settle the revolution in Santo Pomlazo, according to official programs to the state department.
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Fort
Washinston
New Jersey
Santo Pomlazo
Wilson
state department
Ten Mile Retreat as Kaiser's Army Fights in Major War Battle
Reports from London and Paris describe a vast clash stretching from Nanteuil le Haudouin to Verdun. About one million troops engaged, with German forces retreating ten miles northeast of Paris. Paris watchers hear artillery sounds as Allied and British troops push back the invaders amid clear skies and east winds.
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London
Nanteuil Le Haudouin
Verdun
Paris
Petrogard
Galicia
sperior
Malle
merching
Ghent
Sept. S
Pariy
Nas Meaux
Sezanne
Vitryle-Francois
Coulcartiers
La Ferte-Gaucher
La Ferte Gaucher
s point
La Fette-Gaucher
thse
British Cruiser Pathfinder Blown Up in North Sea
British cruiser Pathfinder was destroyed by a mine in the North Sea near St Abb Head Scotland at 9.10 miles northeast during patrol. The explosion near her magazine caused massive wreckage with loss of life as trawlers nearby felt the shock and a torpedo boat destroyer reached the scene for rescue.
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North Sea
epee
London
St. Abb’ Head
Scotland
Eyemouth
Repulsed at Antwerp Germans retreat after costly attack
Antwerp via London Sept 8 An official Belgian statement says German assault on the southern Antwerp sector near Capelle-au-Bois was repulsed. The Germans left thousands of bodies on the field and retired in disorder at Vilverde six miles northeast of Brussels. They are demoralized by the check and by losses from Belgian artillery. The Belgian bases are not humorous.
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Antwerp
London
Exchange Telegraph company
Capélle-au-Bois
Vilverde
Brussels
German Loss Seen At 300000 In Sept. War Report
Copenhagen via Daily News reports two German officers at Antwerp estimate total Kaiser's army losses up to Sept 4 at 200000 killed wounded or missing, possibly 300000. France mobilizes 250000 by Sept 30. Berlin orders landstrum troops aged 25-45 in to reach about 100 divisions. Women join Servian forces to defend Belgrade as Austrians threaten. Verdun battle intensity rising with decisive fight believed ongoing.
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Kaiser
London
Copenhagen
Daily News
Antwerp
France
Paris
Berlin
landstrum
uoder
Servis
Nish
Servia
Sept
Belgrade
Servian war department
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