Americans in Asia Minor
An essay describing Asia Minor as a vast but little known continent to Americans. It notes long American influence through missionaries schools and hospitals, with Western aid seen as crucial for Armenians and other subject races under Turkish rule, and reports a drop in donations from New York charities.
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Asia Minor
Turkey
Nikgah
America
England
Italian Front Reports Austro German Crossings North of Tagliamento
Reports from northern Italy on November 7 describe Austro German forces crossing the Tagliamento River and pressing the Italian left wing. The German war office says 6,000 prisoners were taken as troops move toward the west, while Rome notes intensified pressure and a planned major northern attack.
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Italy
Taglinamento
Friuli
Giulicarna
Trentino
Red Cross
British Red Cross
Rome
Tagliamento River
War Office
Tagliamento
Pinzano
First U S Casualty List From France Clash
Washington reports the official casualty list from the first American engagement with German forces in France. It records killed, wounded, and captured or missing troops, naming private individuals and their kin, plus a note on the trench raid prisoners likely forced to surrender or be blown by grenades.
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Washington
France
Thomas F. Enright
Mary Irwin
Premo Street
Pittsburgh
James B. Gresham
Alice Dodd
West Ohio Street
Evansville
Ind
Merle D. Hay
Harry D. Hay
Glidden
John J. Smith
F. D. Smith
Box
Ludington
Mich
Charles J. Hopkins
James W. Hopkins
Stanton
Tex
George L. Box
James L. Box
Grady Street
Altus
Okla
Homer Givens
William F. Givens
Cloverdale
Ala
Charles L. Orr
Lyons
Kan
Edgar HH. Halyburton
George B. Halyburton
Stony Point
N. C
Edwin H. Haines
Elizabeth Haines
Woodward
Herschel Godfrey
William C. Oberst
North Ridgeway Avenue
Chicago
Vernon M. Kendall
Sam Kendall
BR. F
BR. F. D. No
Roll
William P. Grigsby
Lizzie Grigsby
Wilow Avenue
Louisville
Frank B. McDougal
R. L. McDougal
East First Street
Maryville
Daniel B. Gallagher
Neil Gallagher
Blockton
John P. Lester
Tutwiler
Miss
Ilarry Loughman
Ada St. Loughman
Oakwood Boulevard
Ill
Dewey D. Kern
Eva Tilton
Collins
Keekon
British Kill 700 in Raid Near Gavrelle
Field Marshal Haig reported a trench raid in Gavrelle with about 100 German deaths. London troops took fourteen prisoners and machine guns, plus two trench mortars, while Sherwood Foresters raided near Loos and Hollebeke Reutel area parties were dispersed.
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London
Gavrelle
Haig
Loos
Sherwood Foresters
Hollebeke
Reutel
Always Find Company The man who plays fair can always find somebody
A concise proverb notes that fair play attracts partners and companionship in any setting. It emphasizes integrity and social reciprocity as keys to building opportunity and rapport with others.
Reliable Remedy Restores Kidneys
For many years druggists have watched with much interest the remarkable record maintained by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, so great kidney, liver and bladder remedy. It is a physician's prescription. Swamp Root is a strengthening medicine. It helps the kidneys, liver and bladder do the work nature intended they should do. It has stood the test of years. It is sold by all druggists on its merit and it will help you. No other remedy can successfully take its place. Be sure to get Swamp Root and start treatment at once. However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention this paper.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Those Who Marvel Foolishness Across Humankind
A reflective quote contrasts fools who marvel at others folly with a reminder that human folly is universal. The line hints at self awareness and social commentary on judgment among people.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure
An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy for catarrh. It asserts internal use through the bloodstream improves mucous surfaces, strengthens patients, and supports natural healing. A $100 reward promises payment if it fails to cure. Testimonials and dealer details provided.
Jeddo man grows 40 bushels of potatoes from peels
James McLaughlin of Jeddo Pennsylvania reports a surprising harvest this year 40 bushels of potatoes grown from kitchen peelings used as seed. A separate quip notes a woman who is naturally off color when she removes her complexion in a tongue in cheek remark.
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James McLaughlin
Jeddo
Notable Quotations and Local Tidbits
Brief notes include Judge James Donovan of Quincy who gardens without hands, the quip about a bore, the art of a smooth elevator departure, and a new weighted fishhook that stays within reach of a fish. Buffalo rising as a dye stuffs hub. Chicago note.
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James Donovan
Quincy, Mass
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