Dynastic Shifts Feared Across Europe If War Ends Favorably
The article lists princes and kings facing potential dethronement as the war nears its end. Mirko of Montenegro may claim the throne from Nicholas if Germany wins. Crown Prince Alexander of Serbia could lose rule unless the Entente wins. Miguel of Braganza could ascend Portugal’s throne with a German victory. Manuel supports England hoping to return. Constantine of Greece faces Entente opposition and possible removal, with prospects of Prussianizing Greece if Germany prevails.
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Europe
Mirko
Montenegro
Alexander
Serbia
Miguel
Braganza
Manuel
Portugal
Constantine
Greece
Nicholas
Danilo
Germany
Miguel of
England
Lisbon
France
Eyrie
Austria
Cettinje
Turkey
Great Britain
Thrones Hold On War Outcomes Across Europe
Berlin dispatch outlines how wartime victory or defeat could reshape monarchies from Portugal to Greece, Poland to Sweden. It notes Prince Miguel of Braganza as an honorary German officer, shifts in BalCanian rulers, and potential imperial redrawing by either side.
Iron-Powered Strength Boost Makes A Half Century Man Strong
A nearly 50 year old man gained vigor after taking Nuxated Iron, with the doctor praising iron as the key strength builder. The ad claims iron improves blood, energy, and endurance, offering a test and money-back guarantees if strength does not double in ten days.
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New York
N. Y
FE. Sauer
Dr. Sauer
H. L. Wagner
Irish Influence in Public Life Cited by Boston Mayor
A speech snippet shows Mayor Curley joking about Irish preeminence in public roles. An anecdote recalls a Minnesota town with Scandinavian names and only two Irish residents, one of whom is the mayor and the other the police chief. The wit questions if actors approve recall.
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Curley
Boston
Mr. Curley
Minnesota
Johnson
Nelson
Gustavson
Hillberg
Olson
Tremendous Sacrifice Sale Promises Dresses at Joske's
Tomorrow brings a major sale in San Antonio at Joske's featuring 1200 summer dresses in all styles fabrics and trims. The event promises a broad selection for the present season with many coloring ideas and fashionable designs.
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San Antonio
Joske’s
Post Card Paint Box Kit Includes Six Cakes and Brush
A paint box set containing six cake colors, one brush, one water pan, and post cards for coloring. The kit provides all basic art supplies in a compact card ready package.
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Arlington
Thirteen Boxes Sent to Border Hospitals
Thirteen boxes of books games and magazines were shipped Saturday to border hospitals by Mrs Charles G Starrs committee aiding sick soldiers This brings her total sent to 103 boxes since the effort began Wells Fargo Express provides free shipping and Mr Lee furnishes storage at the Menger Donations include funds pencils post cards stamps books and games from numerous supporters The group plans another shipment Wednesday and notes many gifts arrive without cards
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Charles G. Starr
Starr
Wells Fargo Company
Express
Pecos Bridge
McKee's
J. F. James
K. Kline Smith
The
Union
Soldier Bravely Faces Heat Then Returns to Border
Soldiers from up country and from the East endure hot weather in Philadelphia before rushing back to duty at the border. The scene captures fatigue and urgent movement as units regroup for operations.
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Philadelphia
Border
St. Cecilia Academy Highlighted as Attractive 150 Acre Campus
A promotional notice extols St. Cecilia Academy as a charming campus of 150 acres with gardens dairy and poultry farms. The buildings are stately with up to date equipment, and the school affiliates with The Catholic University and George Peabody College.
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St. Cecille
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
George Peabody College For
Nashville
Tenn
St. Cecilia
Soldiers seek dry heat as they head back to Texas border
Private J L Willcutts of the White Horse Band, Sixth Cavalry, on furlough in Philadelphia, prefers Marfa Texas for its dry heat. He boards a train south to escape humidity, noting Marfa's high dry climate, rainless summer, and cooler air at 6000 feet. He asks Philadelphia readers to send western-style papers and magazines. A German patent is cited for a monotone talking mat for dairy machinery.
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Texas
Philadelphia Public Ledger
J. L. Willcutts
South
Willcutts
White Horse Band
Sixth Regiment Cavalry
Ruth Street
Philadelphia
Marfa
Tex
Big Bend
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Stewart
Tulloch Castle
Scotland
Bulgaria
Balkan
Karageorgevitch
Venizelos
Tain
Tino
Kaiser
Athens
Poland
Russian Empire
Russia
Sweden
Aland Islands
Baltic Sea
Spain
Holland
Wilhelmina
Alfonso
Albert
Belgium
Antwerp
Baltimore American
Joske
Booth Tarkington
Holman Day
Zane Guys
Rupert Hughe
Somers Roche
Timely Books
Dunn
Auction Bridge
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Julian Street
Frederick Palmer
Thos. Dixon
Boc
Chas. G. Starr
Meat Market
L. Schmoke
D. Smith
Kate Johnson
Walling
C. D. Hagan
L. Bronough
G. G. Guerguin
L. G. Wells
Trollinger
J. A. Dillon
J. T. Smith
City Federation
Sue Wash
A. W. Houston
Pfeuffer
St. Cecilia Academy
Remder
SAN Antonio Female College
State University
Travis
J. E. Harrison
Miss Walton
West Texas Military Academy
West Point Academy
War Department
Chas. J. Lukin
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