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Silver Lake Record

Location

Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1916

Page

6

Germans Lose Initiative in Second Year of War

New York report marks the second anniversary of WWI noting Allies gain the initiative as Germany shifts to defense. It details Verdun, Russia, Serbia, Italy, and Austrian fronts, plus a global cost tally of 55 billion dollars and daily wartime expenditure around 110 million.

New York Germany Belgium France East Prussia Serbia Montenegro sheHs Lauman Verdun Joseph Joffre Hend Tratians Trentines Brest-Ditowsk Olitn Lutsk Brody Grodna Dukne Pinsk Vilna Teutens Higa Nrenkv Routinania Tarnopol Czartorysk Sectober Iuxt Austria Paris England David Lloydtreurge Great Britain Biter le Prince Volhynia Galieia Russia Lwin Jiussin de Witt stegYo Famouus Ltrle Transylvania Sounne Trentino Italy Cameroon Mesopotamia Bagdad Roger “Casement Irish Sinn “Fein Society Dublin Skaggerrak Austro-Hungary Gerany Germaany Europe Denmark Sweden Norway Holland Switzerland Japan United States Cuba Portugal Austria-Hungary Bulgaria Turkey

Panama Hat Prices Hit High in Mexico City

Thomas Randolph of the National Bank of Commerce cites a Brownsville correspondence claiming strikingly high prices in Mexico City for Panama hats and other goods. The letter notes 64 000 for a hat and 6 500 for a suit, illustrating Carranza currency as exchange medium.

St. Louis Mexico Thomas Randolph National Bank of Commerce Brownsville

Lower California Could Be Republican Under Dictator Rule

The piece outlines rumors that Baja California may secede to form a republic under a Diaz era dictatorship. It notes geography, resources, ports like Magdalena Bay and La Paz, foreign interests, and U.S. concerns about colonization and neutrality. It highlights Ensenada and La Paz as key administrative centers and potential flashpoints.

Lower California Mexico Republic Lower California Gulf Pacific Charles M. Pepper Washington Sur Admiral Dewey Dewey United States Navy Peninsula Ensenada San Diego la Paz Santa Rosalis Gulf Coast Santa Rosalia United States Magdalena Bay Washington New Bedford State Department Knox Senate Lodge Europe Asia Roosevelt Porfirio Diaz Gulf of California Sea of Cortez Pacific Coast

Kovel a Strategic Center in the War Map

Kovel, a 30,000 resident town, sits at a rail hub linking five directions and surrounded by key fortresses and towns. Nearby Dubienka battlefield recalls Kosciuszko’s 4,000 troops resisting 18,000 Russians, nine years after American thanks for his artillery leadership.

Kovel TT Mises Brest-Litovsk Poland Eit Na Geographic Society Chivletia Rovno Russian Army Corps Lublin Warsaw Vladimir-Volynski Sarni Kiev Turiya Pripet Volhynia Kkovel Dubienka Dorocinsk Lublin-Kovel Kosciusko

Denison Woman Praises Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy

Mrs G O Lowery of 419 W Monterey Denison Texas credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her long standing female troubles after severe symptoms left her barely able to work She says the medicine saved her life and urges others to begin treatment promptly.

Denison Texas Lydia EK Pinkham G. O. Lowery Monterey Street Denison, Texas Lydia E. Pinkham

Irate subscriber quarrels over number inquiry ad noted

An enraged customer complains about a five minute call to a number while a grocer advertises Red Cross Ball Blue laundry whiteners. The taunt about satisfying curiosity reflects a sharp sales pitch from a store ad.

Red Cross Ball Adv

Magnet Bill the tire saver of the auto age

A grizzled man nicknamed Magnet Bill works for an automobile industry figure as a tire saver. He uses a tin bucket and a large magnet to pick nails and metal from roadways, preventing punctures on thousands of cars daily, saving tire costs.

Magnet Bill Rai Popular Science Monthly World’s Advance

Safety First Teeth Tale At Baltimore Speech

A clever Tabor orator in Baltimore once absentmindedly bit his finger during a speech in another city. After losing his teeth, he replaced them with artificial ones and, before a Baltimore talk, set them aside and told the audience safety first.

Baltimore

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