McDaniel Seeks Cheyenne County Sheriff Nomination
J W McDaniel announces candidacy as Democratic sheriff nominee after primary and invites votes from all voters. He pledges to enforce the law impartially and serve all people of Cheyenne County with ready response day or night from Sidney Neb in August 1914.
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Rain-Shy Chilean Coast Becomes Green After Rare Showers
Deserts of Atacama Tarapaca and Tacna receive only sporadic rain. Last showers in Antofagasta and Iquique were rare in decades. Green patches appeared on hillsides near towns after the drenching events. The coast’s dry climate is said to aid pulmonary health while sea air and cold water boost vigor.
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No Tip For Him From An Eighteenth Century Taste For Tipping
An Italian visitor noted tipping as a polite but costly custom in eighteenth century England. An Irish peer mocked paying servants, while an American actor printed a tips list for friends staying in an English house. The list ends with the line about the front hall guard, not a cent, targeting the whiskered butler.
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Mme Nordica on Success and Perseverance
The Indianapolis Star quotes Lilian Nordica on the truth of real success. She says nothing comes without work and patience, that ambition can be a harsh master, and that true artistry requires toil over time.
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Domestic Note of Temper and Health Remark
In a brief quotation from the Atlanta Constitution a man tells himself to give the devil his due while a woman responds that she is willing but notes the man’s good health means the devil will have to wait.
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Courage and Heroism From Hebrews Chapter Eleven
Nautilus asserts courage is contagious and forged by immersion in heroic stories. Reading about biblical heroes elevates character and reduces cowardice. The passage links moral bravery to daily associations with the courageous in literature and life.
Submarine attack sinks three British cruisers in North Sea
British naval report says the Aboukir Hogue and Cressy were torpedoed by five German submarines in the North Sea. About 700 survivors are saved by Lowestoft destroyers and trawlers, with 1,500 presumed lost. Survivors say the sister ships were also torpedoed while aiding the sinking ships.
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Russians Push Toward Przemysl in Galicia
London reports say Russian forces steadily advance toward Przemysl in Galicia, surrounding the fortress after capturing Jaroslaw and Wistok. Serbians gain Lieubovia on the Drina as British airmen bomb Zeppelin sheds near Antwerp and Düsseldorf. Petrogard notes pursuit near Vechloky with Russian gains near Przemysl and close contact with German lines but no battle.
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British War Office report from General French
Descriptive account of northeastern France fighting. British bombardment and gradual ground gains described alongside heavy casualties. French and German forces clash in close combat with fierce resistance and declared German bravery, while British and French troops push forward amid brutal street fighting.
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Germans Build Zeppelins With Aluminum Roofs and Armored Car
Reports from various sources confirm German efforts to construct several Zeppelins featuring aluminum roofs and armor suspended beneath the gondola. The airships are slated to operate in concert with the fleet and are equipped to release bombs or torpedoes.
Plague New Austrian Foe In Austria Hungary Crisis
Nine Asiatic cholera cases are found among wounded soldiers in Hungary causing fear across the dual monarchy. One million kronen is allotted to build barracks for contagious patients. An outbreak of dysentery hits Vienna as 50,000 wounded return to Germany from French battlefields via Liege, Maastricht reports.
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Another New Orleans Plague Case Reported
New Orleans, Sept. 24. The illness of Mrs. Helene Schuler was diagnosed as bubonic plague. This is the twenty eighth case reported since the malady was discovered, June 27.
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