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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1919

Page

16

Heatherbloom Petticoats in Colorful Styles at $3.95

Heatherbloom cloth petticoats with elastic back waist opening in back. Priced at 3.95, featuring a plaited ruffle edged with a pink and white flowered border. Available in black rose green purple navy and blue. MacDougal Southwick Third Floor.

Honey and Tar advertised for cough relief

A Vivian West Virginia reader praises Foley's Honey and Tar for easing a baby's terrible cough within two days and claims it saved the child's life after other remedies failed. A separate notice reports the death of Lydia Norman, mother of Charles Norman, from heart failure. she died at St Lawrence apartments and her body rests at the public morgue awaiting her son from Vancouver.

Poley W. M. Stevens Vivian W. Va Foley Lydia Norman Charles Norman Whitshire Hotel St. Lawrence Apartments Ninth Ave Vancouver B. C

Ludendorff Plans Dramatic East Prussia Drive in Snow

In 1915 Ludendorff organizes a winter offensive in East Prussia with 175,000 troops to envelop Russian forces from two wings while a frontal attack pins the enemy. He recounts moves, secrecy, and the strain on Austria Hungary, noting Austro-Hungarian weaknesses and German toil to replenish fronts. The plan aims at decisive blows before Russian counterattacks, as weather and logistics shape the campaign.

Nicholas Ludendorff Silesia Posen Austria East Prussia Germany Carpathians Danube Hungary Hohenzollerns Mazurian Ludendorf Rennenkampf Rennenae Baltic West Prussia Ninth Army Second Army Corps Fifth Cavalry von Conrad Praemys Ustok Dukla von Linsingen Preemys von Hindenburg Kaiser Insterburg Transylvania Austria-Hungary Serbia Rumsia Tilsit Wladiw Kalvarya Konigeberg Nieman Gumbinnen Fortieth Lake Spirding Bialla-Raigrad-Aufrustowo Kovno-Grodno Fast Prussia Bobra Osowiec Wloclawek Mlawa Johannisburg Entente Russia Niemen Gumbinnen-Insterburg Road Eighth Army Vistula Warsaw Narew

Thoughts and Actions of General Ludendorff 1919

Excerpt from General Eric von Ludendorff detailing World War I assessments. The text notes 1914 campaigns, four newly formed corps in 1914 and their officers, NCOs, and men, and discusses command alignment under the Eastern theater.

Gen Eric von Ludendorff

Sailors call for able-bodied recruits with perks

A recruitment pitch promises 30 paid vacation days annually plus shore leave, regular pay with meals lodging and uniform, two-year service, and lifelong benefits. It highlights comradeship, travel, and readiness for success, directing readers to the nearby Recruiting Station or postmaster for location details.

Boldt's Uptown and Downtown Dining

A compact notice lists Boldt's restaurants at two locations 1414 3d Ave uptown and 913 2d Ave downtown inviting patrons to dine. The entry presents a brief downtown dining option with street addresses for both sites.

Boldt Uptown Mit Boldt's 3D Ave 2D Ave

Stout Women Coats in Large Sizes Offered at Special Prices

All wool French broad cloth coats with interlining to the waist and large self collars priced at 25 dollars for sizes 41 to 53. Wool velour coats in navy and black priced at 18.50 for sizes 43 to 58. Also black Thibet belted coats with plush trim offered for larger sizes 42 to 52.

Stout

Great Winter Battle on Mazurian Lakes

Lueendorff in tomorrow's Star recounts the winter engagement where German troops pierced deep snow to push Russians from East Prussia, preventing a spring counter from turning the Mazurian lakes line. The action is hailed as one of the war's most remarkable incidents.

Mapa Lueendorff Mazurian Lakes East Prussia

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