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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1919
Page
13
The article recounts President Wilson pressing Berlin on a strict armistice in 1918. It cites Wilson refusing to negotiate with German officials and demanding surrender, actions that toppled Ludendorff and the Kaiser's autocracy and led to the path toward armistice.
Excerpt chronicles Ludendorff's reflections on WWI events from late October 1918 through late October 1919, detailing his resistance to Wilson's terms, the Kaiser's retreat from leadership, the collapse of German command, and the army's final maneuvers in the face of advancing Allied forces. It covers political pressure, resignations, and the fading cohesion of the German war effort.
A fragment from an old advertisement urges readers to avoid overstocking medicines. It mentions a past epidemic and cites demand exhausting drug supplies in six days. The notice promotes Homeo. Medicine Co. of New York and warns consumers to follow directions and not stock excess.
The southern wing of the Seventeenth army and the Second and Eighteenth fought heavy battles near Le Cateau and the Oise. German attacks pressed from Sales men toward Landrecies while American and French divisions engaged at Metz. Evacuation work continued as railways were ruined and the Antwerp Meuse line slowly built.
The document notes Italy attacking on the mountain front then the Piave from the 26th, with Austro-Hungarian defenses holding at dusk on the 25th. It mentions Serbia, Romania, and a rallying German people, plus Churchill’s 1919 remarks on submarine warfare and national resolve.
A reader mentions two Boldt locations in city dining notes at 1414 3d Ave uptown and 913 2d Ave downtown, inviting patrons to choose between the pairs for meals.
A postal offer promotes Dr Van Vieck’s Absorption Method for piles claiming relief from itching bleeding and protruding piles without surgery. The notice promises a free trial by mail in plain wrapper with no cost and asks recipients to send one dollar only if fully satisfied.
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