Hamburg-Herat scheme outlined in German propaganda
A Deutsche Politik article by Herr Hennig argues Germany seeks eastward expansion via Ukraine, Caucasia, and Persia with new rail links to Tabriz and Herat, aiming to dominate routes to Asia. The piece discusses Berlin-Bagdad versus Hamburg-Herat as guiding world policy and notes railway control shifts in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
San Antonio
Philadelphia Public Ledger
the Public Ledger Co
Deutsche Putitik
Paul Rombach
Germany
Cra
Hamburg-Herat
Richard Henig
East
Brest
Berlin-Batum
Berlin
Boke
Hamburs-Herat
Lithuania
Ukraine
Caucasia
Persia
Afghanistan
Herr Hennig
Berlin-Bagdad
Hamburg- Herat
Austria
Calicia
Poland
Turkey
Asia
Georgia
Petrograd
Tabriz
Odd Curtains and Remnants Priced for Quick Closeout
Inventory purge offers limited odd curtains at 50 cents to 3 dollars a pair, plus cretonne and madras remnants sold by the yard or piece. Remaining yardage ranges from 6 to 7 yards per piece with two pieces sometimes, priced 8 1 3 to 25 cents per yard. Special price terms apply with cents-to-dollar value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretonne
Madras
Linoleum Remnants and Wool Rugs Sale
Cash sale offers remnants from 2 to 8 square yards at 50 cents to $1 per yard. Wool fiber rugs 6 by 9 feet reduced from $8–$10 to $4.98 and $6.78. No remnant cuts laid out or sent on approval. No cash on delivery or exchanges or returns.
Soldiers Invalided Home Wonder Why America Doesn't Buckle Down
In Walter Reed Hospital Ward M a returned soldier reflects on wartime sacrifice and the perceived American reluctance to fully mobilize for victory. He shares a French example of national resolve, recounts frontline experiences including submarine attacks and a damaged gun crew, and notes the stark contrast between French endurance and domestic sentiment.
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America
Donald L. Breed
United’ States
Walter Reed Hospital
District of Columbia
Waltereed Hospital
Ward M
Walter Reed
Ned Cross
Sammy
Setae FAT res Trial Treatment on Request
Mrs E Bateman and Mrs Anna Schmidt praise a treatment that claims to reduce weight rapidly without dieting or exercise. Letters declare daily pound losses and wellbeing, with Dr R Newman offering further proof on request and billing at his New York office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Bateman
Anna Schmidt
R. Newman
Fifth Avenue
New York
DeMiracle Hair Removal Ad Claims Deep Skin Action
An advertisement touts DeMiracle, a sanitary liquid that allegedly removes hair beneath the skin. It promises a money back guarantee, offers sizes $1 and 2, and provides mail order with a plain wrapper and a free benk mailed on request from 120th St and Park Ave, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMiracle
Tellet Comuters
Deo Miracle
120Th St
Park Ave
New York
Taft Praises Great Lakes Naval Station In War Views
Former President Taft appraises the Great Lakes Naval Training Station near Chicago in a Geographic Society communication. He notes 26 000 sailors, two large drill halls, disciplined cadetlike men, and strong winter heating, urging a larger US army and rapid war deployment to defeat Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howard Taft
National Geographic Society
Great Lakes
Chicago
Society
Bulletin
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Chi[pase
Tory
Tmder
Taft
Europe
The
Geographic Society
Dangerous Fatness and How to Lose It This Summer
An health advice column urges gradual fat reduction to prevent heart, kidney, and circulatory problems. It promotes walking daily, reducing intake slightly, and trying Korein for weight loss with a free information book from Korein Company NB 119 Station I New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cash
Korein
Korein ‘Company
New York
Fragmented OCR item from historical text on mental health and invasion
The readable fragments mention Draade Treatment and a person reading in confinement. References include German invasion of Belgium and a quote about feeling stronger as anger rose. The passage also notes Agnew and a self-made man with commentary on influence and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Indian Coat Covered With Elk Teeth On Display
A Breubenville curio dealer reports a coat covered with 3300 elk teeth valued at about 10000 dollars. Made by an Indian in Manitoba, Canada the sinew sewn garment weighs 28 pounds. The owner, an Elk who wears the coat at all conventions, also sports a necklace of the largest elk teeth from his collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakin
Sergi P
Breubenville
Manitoba
Canada
Order of Elks
A. W. Cramer
Cramer
A.W. Cramer
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AMN
Aald
Hun Journal
Binningham Age-Herald
Stowers
Whitney
C. D
France
Tha
Coast Station
Lorraine
Sergi
Fritz
Mt Plenac
RRS Incr
Cleee
HEX Cycle CO
Crockett
Great Lakes Naval Station
Betwen
United States
William of Hohenzollern
Russia
Agnew
Eatonic
Man
Moon
Roy Zeellig
Addrosa
Wes
Travia
K. L. Mayers
Houston &J
Gunter Hotel
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