Czarina and daughters aid Red Cross, dispelling fear of insanity
Petrograd report details how the czarina and grand duchesses Olga and Tatiana, trained nurses, run the Tsarskoe Selo court hospital from 9 am to 2 pm, often staying late. They helped equip the facility for 200 soldiers, with a red cross nurse uniform, inspiring nobility to join Red Cross work. Olga is 20, Tatiana 17, both gazetted colonels in cavalry regiments.
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Russias
Czarina
Tsarskoe Selo
Gedroye
Russia
Court Hospital
Petrograd
Olga
Tatiana
Diet Cures Cancer Says London Doctor Reports Seven Recoveries
London doctor Dr. Robert Bell of Battersea General hospital states seven cancer patients were completely cured by nature aided diet regimens and therapeutic agents. He said the healing power of nature, properly regulated diet, and treatments has proved capable of overcoming the disease and achieving full recovery.
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London
Nature
Robert Bell
Cancer Research
Battersea General Hospital
Bell
Ashes Sent by Parcel Post From West Palm Beach
The ashes of A Ninomiya a Japanese resident who died here days ago were sent to Ehima Japan by parcel post. Before death Ninomiya requested cremation and his ashes were placed in a hermetically sealed metal receptacle for shipment.
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Parcel Post
West Palm Beach
Fla
A. Ninomiya
Japan
Ninomiya
Ehima
Wall Street Boy Runners Guarded With Steel Chains
In New York the street messengers carry about 100000 dollars in negotiable securities on their bodies. Brokers in the financial district equipped with plainclothes officers monitor runners to prevent losses. Despite the large sums circulating, no serious losses are reported.
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New York
Wall
Financial District
Cale T
Hard Winters Ahead Says French Abbe Forecasts
Paris reports Abbe Moreau director of the French observatory predicts the world rain cycle ends and forecasts a sequence of twenty six hard winters starting this year. He says Europe may face harsh seasons though the location of severe cold is uncertain.
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Paris
Abbe Moreau
French Observatory
Europe
France
Airmen from rival skies trade notes and courtesy in war zones
After the capture of James Bach, American flyers in the French flying corps exchange messages with German pilots. A German plane drops a banner claiming Bach and his companion are unharmed. Bert Hall replies with a thank you note dropped on a German camp. A German aircraft forced down near a French escadrille yields polite conversations at dinner before handover.
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Paris
James Bach
French Flying Corps
Bach
Bert Hall
Hall
Wakeman Sentenced to Assist Jail Doctor for One Year
George C. Wakeman twenty is sentenced by Judge Brothers in Chicago to act as assistant to county jail physician Dr. Irving L Barnett for one year after pleading guilty to robbing William Haldt of Glencoe. Wakeman, son of author Edgar L. Wakeman, previously served three years in the U.S. Navy medical department.
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Chicago
George C. Wakeman
Edgar L. Wakeman
Irving L Barnett
Judge Brothers
Criminal Court
Wakeman
William Haldt
Glencoe
Thomas J. Johnson
Medical Department
United States Navy
Women More Forgetful in Chicago Train Depots
Samuel Kroes who runs the La Salle street depot lost and found bureau says women are more forgetful than men. Thousands of dollars in trains and depots are left as forgotten articles each year in Chicago, many of great value.
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Chicago
Samuel Kroes
la Salle Street
McCray Links Trade Policy to Indiana Farm Struggles
Indiana gubernatorial candidate War ren McCray says farmers face a raw deal as free imports from Canada Mexico and Denmark under Democratic policy undercut prices and raise duties on beef and grain shipments. He blames Southern political influence and vows a Republican remedy once the party gains power. Other notes: Vincent H. Lodde visited Lafayette Crawfordsville and Frankfort for Chamber business. Mr and Mrs James Greenlee celebrated Thanksgiving in Paris Illinois.
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Indianapolis
Warren McCray
Kentland
Indiana
McCray
Canada
Mille
Minnesota
Democratic Party
United States
Dixieland
White House
Congress
Vincent H. Lodde
Chamber of Commerce
Lafayette
Crawfordsville
Frankfort
James Greenlee
Paris
Ill
J. H. Reed
Notice to non residents in Sullivan Indiana divorce case
Notice to non residents in Sullivan County Indiana informs George Duncan that Dollie Duncan George Duncan filed for divorce in the Sullivan Circuit Court No 16716 during the November term 1915. He must appear or demur by January 28, 1916 at the Sullivan Court House or the complaint will be heard in his absence. Clerk Charles R. Railsback. Attorney Walter F. Wood. First insertion December 1, 1915.
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Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
Dollie Duncan
George Duncan
Walter F. Wood
Sullivan Circuit
Charles R. Railsback
Thanksgiving Visit Of Clinton Family Members
Mrs Carl Scott and her young daughter from Clinton spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles E Draper.
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Carl Scott
Clinton
Hay and junk buyers seek baled hay and metal
Hay and junk buyers advertise paying top market price for baled hay poultry hides old iron rubber and junk. David L Kaplan lists contact details at 502 N Court St and phone 2765 for these purchases The Dix Lumber Company also proclaims it will pay the highest market price for baled hay.
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David L. Kaplan
N. Court St
DIX Lumber Company
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American Press Association
Empress Alexandra
RED Cross
Wall Street
U. S
Boston
Misses and Childrens
Boston Cloak & Suit Store
Republican Party
P. A Barco
Biggs
Mak
J. A. Knotts & CO
Groceries West Side Square
Lindley
Dentist
Davis Hotel
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