Grand Opera Queen Sues For Divorce
Amelita M. of the Chicago Grand Opera company filed suit for divorce from her husband, alleging extreme cruelty and repeated ill treatment since their marriage in Rome on February 24, 1910. She claims she has been the real support and provider, while he deserted and interfered with her career. She accuses a manager in New York of inducing her to neglect her husband and seeks damages. The suit has not yet been heard.
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Thousands Sated Por wpDis ODE WASHISGTOS Det 1L-Pitteen
Fragmentary text reports daily releases and a plan to double output. It notes twenty four thousand and 110,000 abroad designated for carrier distribution, with references to Washington and wartime measures.
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Five Generals at Camp Lewis In US Troop Movement
Five generals stationed at Camp Lewis include Brigadier General Jaume B. Don gan who will command the Téfih denot bri dane. General Tengen led forces at Moboen NS J. for a year and the Ninety-first division trained at Camp Lewis as the first western unit. Debates over redeploying commanders from France and memories of campaigns color the postwar planning and public celebrations.
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War Dead and Wounded Soldiers Listed by Casualty
The report names numerous soldiers including Lieutenant Albert A Lamb and Corporal Roy A Christensen among the Killed in Action, Wounded, and Died of Disease entries. Locations span Oregon Washington California Idaho and beyond with ranks from private to sergeant and several towns cited. The list reflects casualty and injury details amid wartime reporting on fallen and injured service members.
Demand to fly German flag on HM Craft sparks protest
Admiral von Reuter, former German fleet commander, protests British admiralty order to haul down the German flag aboard the surrendered vessel Beatty meeting in London notes that internment rules allow flags to remain hoisted in a neutral port and urges adherence to the armistice terms.
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Finns pinance monarchists stomkholm accord
Dec 14 reporting the Finnish finance ministry moves to settle a monarchist issue in Stockholm with a social Denmark Denokraten report confirming a patch to the policy today.
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Heavy meat eaters and slow kidneys claim
An aged text argues meat consumption harms kidney function, claiming uric acid from meat overloads kidneys and causes back pain and urinary issues. It prescribes drastically reduced meat and large water intake, endorsing a costly herbal tea and a diet claimed to neutralize kidney toxins.
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