Battle at Cracow Signals Long Struggle in War News
Reports from German headquarters say no change in Cracow and Belgian fronts while Petrograd claims Russian forces press the enemy from Suwalki and Lonza borders with continued fighting west of Simno. German Ossowetz attackers reportedly retreat north. Popular Mechanics notes matches melting metal filings in a flame.
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Cracow
Petrograd
Suwalki
Lonza
Simno
Ossowetz
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements
Copy promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for uncured catarrh. F J Cheney Co of Toledo is vouched for by a local bank as trustworthy. Claims internal cure through blood and mucous membranes and offers testimonials. Also advertises Hall's Family Pills for constipation and 75 cent price per bottle.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Cts Oledo
At the Churches at Saint Patrick's Parish Service Schedule
The report outlines Masses at 8 and 10 each Sunday with an evening service at 7:30 and Saturday instruction at 2. Pastor Link attends a synod in Allen Nebraska. Luther League meets at 7 p.m. Rally Day brought four new members. Sunday School opens at 9:45 a.m. Social and sermon notes are included for October 11 1914 with a child addressed illustrated sermon. A. J. May, Pastor.
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Luther League
Sophie Gould
Lindberg
A. J. May
Belgian Capital Moved from Antwerp to Ostend
Amsterdam reports the Belgian government relocated to Ostend from Antwerp. A German officer with a white flag announced the bombardment would begin at 9:20 a.m. Refugees fled to Holland as the seat of government moved by noon. Cardinal Mercier and the justice minister were among those leaving Antwerp by auto to Flushing then Ostend. More than 16,600 refugees reached Roosendal where Antwerp’s bombardment could be heard.
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Amsterdam
Nieuw Dan den Dag
Antwerp
Ostend
Holland
Cardinal Mercier
Flushing
Rosendaal
Bake New Yorker in Oven to Cure Poison Victim
New York news reports David R. Beach an insurance broker who drank poisoned water three weeks earlier returned to work. Doctors say prompt relief measures saved him by saline injections and baking him in an electric oven at 300 degrees Fahrenheit, repeated three times before kidney functions resumed. Beach claimed he felt no heat.
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New York
David R. Beach
Diet committee proposes bill to restrict succession rights
Berlin reports a Saxony Coburg Gotha diet committee recommends a government bill to change the 1852 May 3 succession law, excluding all foreign members of the reigning family from the line of succession.
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Berlin
Diet of
Saxe Coburg-Gotha
British Sub B9 Sinks German Destroyer Off Ems Estuary
British submarine B9 torpedoed and sank a German destroyer near the Ems estuary, aiding a German cruiser that rescued its crew. Commander Max Horton leads the raid, following the earlier sinking of the cruiser Hela in the North Sea. A second note from Amsterdam reports the destroyer struck a mine and vanished within minutes. In New York, the consular chief notes soldiers should not carry white handkerchiefs to avoid misinterpretation as a truce signal.
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Ems
Netherlands
North Sea
Amsterdam
Max K. Horton
Hela
New York
First Senior High Meeting Names Officers At Sidney
The first senior class meeting was held Friday September 26 to elect officers. Clarence Wright won the presidency by a large margin Roy Greenlee was chosen secretary and treasurer. Mr Stoddard the high school principal became class adviser. Attendance has markedly improved with the honor roll to be published monthly.
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Chs
Clarence Wright
Roy Greenlee
Yar
Stoddard
Warfronts Across Europe Struggle in Northern France and Belgium
Across France Belgium and beyond renewed fighting continues with heavy losses and no clear gains. Berlin reports success on the German right while Antwerp forts fall and British and colonial troops arrive. Russian and Austrian fronts see mixed outcomes as Japanese actions in Kiauchau and Balkan battles unfold. French finances reveal mounting war costs as events hint at a protracted struggle.
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France
Aisne
Berlin
Antwerp
Kessel
Brochen
Sayville
S. L
Belgium
German War Office
Lierre
Waelhemm
Konigshoyckt
Niemen
Petrogard
Baltic
Hungary
Kiauchau
China
Tokyo
Teingtay
Kiauchaw
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Nish
Vienna
Ribot
Niemen River
Augustowo
Rennenkampf
Poland
Vistula
War Office
Kiauchau Bay
Rome
Carpathian Mountains
Heaszumese
Saarburg
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Ad Builder
Sidney
Web
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Sanborn’s “Seal Brand
Sidney Mercantile Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Morning Glory
Nebraska
Pereration
Triangle
Standard Oil Company
Omaha
Capito Tobin
Schlitz Beer
Tebla Bieck
Sct. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Father Link
Allen, Neb
Methodist Church Notices
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Davidson
Washington, D. C
Pittsburgh
Geo. W. Gerwig
Board of Education
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Sires A Bank Ac
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H. A. Stover
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WM. G. Brewer
Soppuls
Fremont
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