British troops join Saloniki front amid Greek and Balkan bustle
The article describes British troops arriving near Saloniki as part of an Entente expeditionary force, joining French units under General Sarrail. It details the muddy roads, crowded streets, Greek soldiers and refugees, markets, camp life, and the cooperative operations between British and French forces, with Mahon and Sarrail guiding approaches toward Doiran and the Bulgarian frontier.
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Saloniki
Viessalonies
Mount ‘Borteliou
Doiran
Cam
Gres
Bryan Mahon
Girsh
Gallipoli
Associated Press
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Fireece
Salunt
Macenlonia
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Tome Ile
Macedonia
Mussulman
Sarrail
Balkan
Dr. ing s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
For children and adults this remedy promises relief from coughs and colds. It claims Pine Tar based formula and mild laxative action to expel poisons while antiseptic King s New Discovery kills germs and soothes irritation. Get a bottle today at all druggists.
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British birth rate falls amid war toll
The New York World reports a sharp drop in births across ninety six large UK towns, with an annual 40 000 birth decline and 50 000 death rise. Greater London shows a net population decrease of 62 000 since 1913, guiding efforts to curb infant mortality and noting more deaths among those over fifty due to illness and climate.
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Synthetic rubber produced by German scientists
German scientists have produced a synthetic rubber that can be used for automobile tires. Tires made from this substance are expected to withstand a year's wear and tear. The breakthrough comes as the British embargo limits rubber imports, accelerating the search for alternative materials for tires.
Father and Son Strike Exile Pact After Killing Case
Larold Guy Mott of Par Rockaway New York agreed to pay his father Dr Samuel Guy nine thousand dollars to quit that area forever and relinquish all claim to his wife’s two hundred thousand dollar estate. The agreement, made after Dr Guy killed his wife in 1907 and was later released from Sing Sing, binds both parties to stay away from each other and the vicinity as the son changes his name to avoid contact.
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Po-Do-Lax Promises Liver Relief
An old style advertisement touts Po-Do- Lax as a remedy to prevent liver torpor and general malaise. It claims to ease dizziness constipation biliousness indigestion and clear the blood with a 50 cent price at the local druggist.
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