Mormon President Smith Critically Ill In Utah Home
News from the Northwest reports Joseph F. Smith president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints is critically ill at his home in Salt Lake City, with little hope for recovery. The brief dispatch notes illness during early November and outlines limited prospects for improvement.
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Making Own Coal in Wartime England Adapted for U.S.
Washington reports the department of commerce urges citizens to make coal by mixing coal dust with cowdery, sinchint, and cellar dust, adding cement and water, packing into small molds, and drying for a week. The method aims to conserve coal during the war effort.
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En-gland
Department of Commerce
Persistence as the key to success and starting steps
A concise note on success emphasizing persistence and the necessity to begin, urging action now and planning for future ad inquiries. The message stresses that progress starts with simply starting and dialing to advertise.
Fear and Duty Define Shellshock, Says Expert
London November 1 By UN THD PRESS a veteran battles shellshock when fear clashes with duty. Maj Sir Robert Armetrone Pones outlines how courage and inner turmoil produce the condition while some fake symptoms aim for discharge., with doctors cautioned against misdiagnosis as soldiers in London hospitals confront the trauma of war.
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Five Dead in Riot and Lynching Attempt at Winston-Salem
Five are known dead and many injured after night rioting sparked by an attempted lynching of a Black man. Troops were deployed at midnight to quell the mob which stormed a jail area, attacked a sheriff’s office, and sought to seize a suspect.
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FOD WILL PREVENT REVOLT SAYS CECIL
Amsterdam November 16 The Proesian railway department announces civil lane fence will be limited as Unesporix are needed for demobilization. Some days may see stoppages as rail service is reduced to ensure material for demobilization. The note implies orders to manage transit during a period of political tension.
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Proesian Railway Department
Munich Traveler Describes German Emperor in Transit
A traveler, recently arrived from the Bavarian capital, recounts seeing the German emperor wearing a tall hat and carrying a handbag on the way to a railroad station in Munich. The sighting provides a rare glimpse of imperial movement through the city.
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Armistice Halts German Railways, Says Cecil
London reports Robert Cecil warns that armistice paralysis grips German railways. He says no revolution in Holland will occur if food supply is secured, while noting dire conditions and ground prepared by famine in occupied areas.
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Cologne Mob Ends Kaiser Statue Demolition Bid
Paris reports revolutionary turmoil in Cologne as a mob attempts to demolish a statue of Wilhelm II with machine gun fire. The statue is inscribed A Good Journey. It was noted that Prince Henry of Prussia reportedly headed to Denmark.
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German industrial heiress held by new regime
Germany's largest gun maker Krupp empire heiress, who inherited vast steel and arms holdings, is now a prisoner with her family as the new regime asserts control. The family wealth and industrial power are at stake amid regime change.
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Women Invade Prize Ring in Nashville Bout
Evelyn Gordon welterweight contender leads a card featuring Mrs Bennett and Misa Gordon as top challengers. If objections arise a second bout may be arranged. Mrs Bennett, a policewoman, fights forw ard a major pow plant event, while Gordon, a teaching daughter of a Congregational minister, rises as a leading woman boxer.
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Carter's Dr. Carter's Tea for Biliousness Remedy
An old advertisement touts Carter's tea as a health aid to ease liver issues headaches and bowel regulation. It claims a simple brew can prevent illness for families and suggests giving it to children to improve well being.
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Punish the Kaiser poet demands new york lecture note
English poet Alfred Noyes spoke at the Free Speech League at Carnegie Hall arguing a reactionary European class extends to the Allies. He urged a world court to try those who tormented the war, insisting accountability for the guilty without grand entrances or show.
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Europe
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Iecture
Carnegie
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British Embassy Headquarters in Constantinople
General Wilson commander in chief of the allied Bosphorus and Dardanelles forces has established the British embassy headquarters in Constantinople. The move consolidates allied diplomatic and military presence in the city.
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Bosphorus
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