Northcliffe billed as Britain’s second greatest man in America visit
New York dispatch notes Lord Northcliffe Alfred Harmsworth arrives in the United States as Britain’s influential press magnate and a partner to Lloyd George in guiding the empire. The piece contrasts their powers and recalls Northcliffe’s shift from wartime critic to pivotal ally.
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Lord Northcliffe
America
Great Britain
Northcliffe’s American mission to steer U S policy
The article notes Northcliffe’s push to place Lloyd George in power and praises Northcliffe for his sharp understanding of America. It contrasts his blunt, direct style with Lord Bryce and highlights Northcliffe’s ability to present hard truths to Americans without undue offense.
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Northcliffe
England
America
Lord Bryce
United States
Nuxated Iron Marketed by Brooklyn Hospital Doctors
Doctors and physicians from Brooklyn State Hospital endorse Nuxated Iron as a safe organic iron remedy. They claim it boosts strength, improves digestion, and avoids teeth staining or stomach upset unlike older iron salts. The ad cites expert testimonials and a money back/double strength guarantee.
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Kcian
Brooklyn State Hospital
HB. Sauer
Ferdinand Kirg
New York
James
America
Haguer
Northcliffe the Empire Builder of British Publishing
The piece chronicles Alfred Harmsworth later Lord Northcliffe rising from a penniless son of a London barrister to master of about 150 newspapers and periodicals. It highlights his refusal of political office, American-inspired methods, vast influence, and the Daily Mail triumphs along with control of major papers like the London Times. He is described as England’s unofficial war steward at age 51.
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New York
David Lloyd George
Lord Northcliffe
Alfred Charles Harmsworth
Britain
Northcliffe
Lloyd George
Northccliffe
Asquith
Warwick
United Kingdom
Northcliffe Daily Mail
Stock Exchange
Kitchener
England
Gallipoli
Constantinople
Mesopotamia
United States
London
Harmsworth
Parliament
Alfred
Max Pemberton
Cecil Rhodes
Pomeroy Burton
Newfoundland
Grand Falls
Atlantic
Northclife
Answers
Daily Mail
London Times
Thunderer
Lady Northcliffe
Navy Awards and Gallantry Honors Across Services
Secretary Daniels outlines wide Navy recognition for gallantry with twenty five medals and badges including the Medal of Honor ribbon, Distinguished Service Medal, Manila Bay and West Indies campaigns, life saving medals, gunnery and marksman badges, and state decorations. The list also shows army campaign badges and various marks for shooting excellence.
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United States
Navy
Army
Daniels
War Department
Manila Bay
West Indies
Marine Corps
National Rifle Association
A Serious Shortage Story From Windsor Magazine
Sandy the Scotsman returns to his village after London and recalls London as grand yet untrustworthy. He recounts buying a box of pins labeled a thousand for a penny and finding seventeen pins missing on the train, illustrating a humorous shortage tale from Youth's Companion.
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Windsor Magazine
London
Soldier's Wife Recounts Tanlac Relief From Ailments
Mrs. J. A. Sizemore wife of a U S Army Quartermaster Sergeant living at 718 Scott Street says she suffered since January with rheumatism and indigestion. After two Tanlac bottles her pain swelling and indigestion improved allowing normal activity and appetite. She credits Tanlac with restoring her health and urges others to try it. Wagner Drug Co. San Antonio sells Tanlac.
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U. S. Army
Scott Street
Tanlac
Wagner's
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San Antonio
Wagner Drug Co
ER. J. H. Meier
Ee Ie Tanlac
Sebastopol A Russian Black Sea Port With Historic Defenses
Sebastopol, a key Black Sea port of 77 000 residents before the war, with a deep harbor and 65 foot water depth, is famed for the Crimean War siege lasting 849 heroic days. The city hosts mementoes of that struggle and nearby landmarks such as Inkerman Balaklava Chersonesus and ports linked to Catherine II’s founding in 1784.
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Sebastopol
Kolchak
South
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Catherine II
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