Microphone mine nets to spot submarines in harbor
Edward F. Chandler explains a Popular Science concept using four mine groups per field unit with mounted microphones. The closest microphone detects a submarine, guiding which lamp in the luminous annunciator lights as ships pass the field, enabling a synchronized explosive barrage.
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Edward F. Chandler
Popular Science
Mr. Chandier
Turn Gray Hair Dark With Sage and Sulphur Compound
Popular old remedy Sage Tea and Sulphur compound restores natural color to faded gray hair. Available in drug stores as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound for about 50 cents. Darkens hair evenly with one to two applications and enhances shine, not a medical treatment.
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Wyeth
Underground propaganda campaigns target German chancellor
Berlin reports reveal covert activity by a group dubbed the Three Germans aiming to topple Von Bethmann-Hollweg. Pamphlets and letters attack the chancellor while nationwide papers discuss mounting war debts and underground opposition amid broad Prussian distrust.
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Berlin
Germany
Frankfurter Zeitung
von Bethmann-Hollweg
United States
Vorwaerts
Welt Am Montag
Herr von Bethmann-Hollweg
Berliner Tageblatt
Reichstag
Luther
Huiten
Moltke
Teachers’ Union
Auerbach
Vogtland
Danziger Zeitung
Danzig
Kept on Knocking In A Parlor Romance
In a New York Globe tale a shy wooer pressures a hesitant lover. A sudden knock at the front door interrupts their moment, forcing a choice between truth and deception as the pair linger in the parlor.
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Charlie
New York Globe
Russian Cossacks Prepare for Great Advance
The Cossack provinces pledge no tribute to the empire and each man is liable for military service. They consistently form a strong element in the Russian army.
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Brussiloff
Volhynia
Galicia
Bukowina
Russian Cavalry Tactics Shift War Front Across Rivers
Austrian observers credit Brusiloff and Count Keller with bold new Russian cavalry methods. Cossacks ride to near trenches, dismount to form living barricades, then infantry advances in multiple waves. They also cross rivers using naked-swimming scouts and reed stealth rafts to disrupt Austro German lines.
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Brussiloff
Don
Pripet Marshes
Black Sea
Teuton
Count Keller
Letchitsky
Roumania
Teutons
Volhynia
Galicia
Bukowina
Jad Salts Urges Salto to Aid Kidneys and Urine
An ad promotes Jad Salts as a remedy for kidney strain from meat. It claims uric acid from meat overworks kidneys and offers four ounces daily in water to flush and normalize kidney function, neutralize urine acidity, and prevent bladder irritation.
Bridge Tactics in Wartime Crossing Methods Described
A description of crossing rivers in warfare notes many bridges are built by infantry to attack defensive lines, with dashes over narrow crossings and limited use across wide rivers where engineers rely on pontoon bridges. It emphasizes the limitations and methods used to project forces across water courses.
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Ikwa
Stokhod
Styr
Pruth
Czeremosz
Moldova
Strypa
Dniester
Oposite
Wanted A Man Energetic Hustler For Big Corporation
A big corporation seeks an energetic hustler not for an easy job but for vigor enthusiasm and ambition. The ad requires earnest purpose and common sense a good personality and a fair education. Pay is unlimited in theory the top rungs attract scarce capable men while many settle for ten dollars a week.
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St. Louis Times
New York
Indoor Life and Fat Reduction Through Oil of Kerene
The article discourages indoor living for heavy individuals and promotes Oil of kerene capsules from Wagner's Drug Store as a weight loss aid. It claims lack of fresh air weakens blood oxygen and reduces vitality, suggesting a 15 to 20 pound excess can be shed in days with this treatment, improving digestion and energy.
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Wagner's
Colors in new materials and dye supply concerns
A news dispatch notes colors in newly produced goods must be tested by sample before buying for children’s clothes. Portland laundrymen warn of fading colors, while American dye sources shift from imports to coal tar and native dyes like quercitron.
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Laundrymen's National Association
Portland
Ore
United States
Georgia
Carolinas
NO FALSE MODESTY IN SWEDEN
In Stockholm printshop widows display Zorn inspired nude pictures of youth and health, seen without scandal by locals. The piece notes Swedish openness to such art and contrasts it with New York morals, mentioning hotel attendants and bathhouses as largely female staffed.
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Arthur Ruh
Collier's Weekly
Stockholm
Zorn
Guardian of
New York
Blie
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