Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound endures for women
A Terre Hill Pennsylvania reader endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles backache insomnia and pressure. The ad touts Pinkham as a timeless standard remedy with extensive testimonial letters from women claiming relief and avoidance of surgery.
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Terre Hil
E. Pinkham
Lydia E
Ananatus Lyon
Terre Hill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Przemyśl Besieged as Austrians Trapped by Russian Push
Russian Cossacks drive Austrian right wing to rout west of the San, trapping troops in marshes near Przemysl. Archduke Francis Stephen and heir to the throne reportedly in danger as the center holds but the right wing collapses. Cracow within reach. Sambor and Chsrow cut as Przemysl siege tightens and supply lines falter.
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Petrograd
San civer
Ras heep
Archduke Charles Francisa
Ruazky
Przemysl
Sanbor
Sambor
Chsrow
Peremyal
tan
Treemysl
Przemyal
Lizko
Przemys
Hungary
Cracow
passea
Carpathian
Americans to quit Vera Cruz by Oct 1 after costly occupation
Sept 17 report says after two months and about one million dollars per month, American forces in Vera Cruz will depart Mexico around Oct 1. Troops will be reassigned to border posts and regiments long in the Mexican posting may return north. Also reported: General De La Rey was accidentally shot and killed near Johannesburg at age sixty eight.
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Tampico
Wasmuston
tvo
Vera Crux
Mexico
Vera Cruz
General De La Rey
Cape Town
South Africa
Johannesburg
Asthmador Ad Promises Instant Relief and Money Back
An advertisement claims Dr Rudolph Schiffmanns Asthmador provides instant relief from asthma attacks, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It promises relief within seconds to a minute regardless of attack severity and notes local availability through Pearres Modern Pharmacy and direct via Dr R Schiffmann in St Paul Minn.
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Rudolph Schiffmann
R. Schiffesann
St. Paul
Minn
Pearre
Allies Drive Back Germans in Battle
A vivid war photograph shows Allied troops advancing and a crowd gathering amid destruction at Ostend, as looting fears rise and bomb damage from a Zeppelin raid is evident. The images depict the harsh toll of battle and the urgency of relief and evacuation efforts.
Fight to Death Says King Albert of Belgium
Antwerp reports King Albert told newspaper correspondents Belgium will fight Germany to the bitter end. The king, pale and exhausted, vowed no surrender, while Belgians said they would rather die on the field than bow to the invader. In Paris, Sept 17, a German and a French captain dueled to decide surrender terms. the German was killed and the Frenchman uninjured, after which the Germans surrendered to the French.
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Germany
Antwerp
Albert
Belgium
Paris
Mezieres
Czar May Free Prisoners Amnesty Report
Reports from Petrograd say Czar Nicholas plans broad amnesty for all political prisoners in Russia. The measure would release thousands held in European Russia prisons and Siberian camps.
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Petrograd
Nicholas
Russia
European
Siberian
Arrest 2780 Possible Spies in London Epidemic
London reports reveal a spyitis outbreak with 2780 foreigners arrested in the capital since the crisis began One thousand and one were detained since September 3 Home Secretary McKennal announced the figure in parliament Washington replies to Kaiser's protest about dum dum bullets President Wilson's response follows prior Belorussian commission statements and Soviet atrocity claims High level communications await further notes in Washington and Berlin
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McKennal
Kaiser
Washington
Wilson
Emperor William
Belolum
Polucate
The Invaders Suffer Huge Losses
A line of 110 miles long marks a border clash between Teutons and Francs as forces strain to decide a fate shaping the conflict’s outcome. The front line reports heavy losses and shifting positions as pressure mounts.
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Teutons la Francs
Allied Forces Halt German Drive on Front Line
From London reports dated September 17 the Allied and German forces clash along a ninety mile front. French and British troops hold ground near rivers and towns while spurts of attacks yield no decisive result. The fighting centers on a shifting line from the Aisne to the Meuse with heavy casualties and continued retreats, prisoners taken, and strategic stalemate in northern France.
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Allise
scrose River
Atend
New York
Lipvydling
Sritteh creeer
Lancaster
Ambrose Light
Paris
France
Noyon
Complegie ta
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Law
Meuse
woodenorth
Verdun
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Alane
Douglas Hole
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Marne
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Verdus
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