Plan to betray France shows deep cunning in sensational plot
The Sun reports a complex scheme involving German influence and French collaboration. Key figures include Letlis Mouthou, Munir Pasha, and Le Journal owners, with implications of publishing propaganda and securing Belgian territory, amid wartime intrigue and financial dealings.
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Suffered for Four Years Woman’s Recovery after Cordus
Annie Wrray of Qlls place suffered four years from female trouble with varying remedies, found relief after using Cordus. Her husband bought a newspaper, a doctor’s advice led to Cavin, and she regained strength. Since then she is well and able to work and move freely.
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Food Administration pledge spurs hope for home front morale
American households signing the Food Administration pledge signals broad compliance and industrial efficiency. The move promises greater food conservation, supporting war aims and boosting national resolve amid tense wartime conditions.
Policeman's Wife Praises Tanlac Cure in San Antonio Ad
Mrs Leonard, wife of a city police officer living at 924 Kentucky Avenue, extols Tanlac for digestive trouble and nerve pain. She reports relief from indigestion, neck and shoulder pain, and sleeplessness after one bottle, and notes Tanlac is now stocked by Wagner Drug Store and Mother’s Thermage in San Antonio.
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Biddle to Take Over Part of Bliss Work
Washington dispatch reports General Beott to assume duties at the Basar Wonernt. General Dies retirement age prompts selection process. Austin obituary notes Carrington, 85, a Busting resident, dies. Carrington survived by daughter and grandchildren.
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The First Cry and Its Help for New Mothers
A damaged ad-like text extols a product for abdominal support during postpartum recovery. It claims to strengthen nerves, ease expansion of the abdomen, and aid new mothers in childbirth. The advertisement promises a “wonderful preparation” available everywhere and offers a free book upon request.
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Mexico Urged to Break Off With Germany
An Oct 2 dispatch from Mexico City reports General Pablo Gonzales urging Mexico to sever diplomatic ties with Germany. The statement argues for a frank pro Allied stance, warning against neutrality and calling for defiance of German influence as U.S. opinion tilts toward the Allies. The article notes strong pro-German sentiment in some circles and questions the impact of Germany's actions on Mexico's sovereignty and national honor.
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Nation Bows in Prayer as War Crisis Deepens
Washington scene shows President led nationwide prayer observance with clergy and citizens uniting in solemn appeal for the nation. Daily rites included church services across states and requests for divine guidance amid looming war risk, with leaders and volunteers contributing to the national effort.
We All Must Sacrifice to Win Says Wilson
President Wilson appeals for national sacrifice and devotion to win the war. He urges every man, woman, and child to conserve food, support the food administration, and join in voluntary efforts to ensure adequate supplies for soldiers and civilians alike. The aim is to sustain health and strength and meet global obligations.
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Texas Lutherans Meet Hides Gretor at Austin Celebration
Lutherans from various portions of Central Texas gathered in Austin on Sunday for a Reema celebration. The event, noted in the report from Ausstlin, highlighted communal worship and fellowship as participants from local congregations shared in the day’s program.
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Centenary Reformation Celebration Draws Diverse Delegations
The hundredth anniversary of the reformation was marked with a program in the House of Representatives hall attended by visitors from San Antonio Brenham New Braunfels San Marcos Maxwell Plingerville Elgin and other places. Three services were held and a special program conducted at each. Lutherans across Austin hosted services at two local churches with multiple language addresses delivered in English German and Swedish.
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Sale of Famous Letters From Mary Queen of Scots Era
A London sale catalog announces a collection of autographed letters dated between 1587 and earlier decades. The items include Mary Queen of Scots era correspondence and related writings described as historically significant, with the date set for December 10.
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Morguson to Wilt Pian Tart in PUMPI
Former Governor Morguson pledges to withdraw from public duties and reside in Muskala after a brief illness. He announces weekly briefings will continue, and a press conference will be held to clarify his health and future plans.
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Nation 15 Spending Big With October War Budget
Washington reports rising wartime outlays as October spending nears 42 million dollars daily. Officials note daily costs to loan allies and military operations may climb, with totals near 5100,000,000 for the period.
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