Priest From New Zealand Recounts Mons Front Fight
The Rev James Malloy American Catholic priest and front chaplain with British forces describes the Mons battle and German artillery from the Marne region. He praises Sir John French, notes British morale, and reports aeroplane use, night artillery, and humane bullets while recounting widespread destruction. Petticoats For London Boys. London Times lists a cheeky plea for garments from youths not yet in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Malloy
Sir John French
Father Malloy
North Iland
New Zealand
London
Ang
Mons
London Boys
The
London Times
Printing Reserve Bank Currency Advances in US Notes
The Washington Star reports the bureau of engraving and printing will print new federal reserve currency for the upcoming system, with notes in five ten twenty fifty and one hundred dollar denominations. Production begins November 1 and continues until needs are met, with distribution ready by mid November and long term circulation planned. The notes will share portraits and allegorical designs across denominations, bearing district and bank names. Also noted is a malaria study identifying a new mosquito species Myzomia febrifera linked to outbreaks in the Philippine archipelago.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Vurenu
Wovd
Washington Star
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Federal Reserve
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve System
Hon
Federal Referre
Gations Bank
peter—Si
Lincoln
Reveree
America
Eiher
Jackson
Cleveland
Panama
Town Line Social News From Elwell Area
James Jones entertained Clover Hallers this week as many neighbors shared visits. Numerous residents travel for business and family gatherings in Arcada Alma and Riverdale with illness, moves, and farming activity shaping the community notes.
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James Jones
Clover Hallers
Giles Isham
Arcada
Henry Froush
William Way
John Snyder
Staston
Battle Creek
Claud Shepherd
Elwell
Charles Anderson
Frank Folkes
William Lyman
C. L. Paulus
Ralph Atwood
Alma
E. Church
William Anderson
Carr
Clair Nelson
Saginaw
Frank Church
Cora Isham
Mattie Clow
Rosebush
Ithaca
Edna Wiley
Mt. Pleasant
J. Unzieker and
Otto
Fisher,linois
O. L. Paulus
Autumn Neckwear Gains Hemstitching Flair Across Collars
An era of ornate organdie collars and cuffs is noted with hemstitching and drawn work. Descriptions cover double organdie golds, two piece seamed fabrics, and high neck collars with V fronts. Imported pieces feature linen and handkerchief linen embellishments, suggesting a return to high stock collars.
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Jon
Advertised Letters List for Week Ending October 1914
The weekly advertised letters include Mrs Vine Doying Mr Ray Hilman Mr Charlie Iines Mr George Mitchell Mr Henry OBrien Mrs W J Pollock Mr William Rayborn Mrs Edna Riker Mr Din Sherman Mrs Amanda Teer and two others. Unclaimed mail will be sent to the Dead Letter Office on November 5 1914. Postmaster P Cash.
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Vine Doying
Ray Hilman
Charlie Iines
George Mitchell
Henry O’brien
W. J. Pollock
William Rayborn
Edna Riker
Din Sherman
Amanda Teer
P. Cash
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Back and Joint Relief
An ad touts Sloan's Liniment as a fast-acting remedy for lumbago rheumatism neuralgia and sore muscles. It claims instant relief through penetration of sore back and loins with a 25 cent bottle, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Sloan
Hypnotized by Light Trance Man Found Window Shopping
Cane ton visitor Couls A Albright was in a hypnotic trance before a reflected electric globe while gazing at a shop window. Patrolman Watson evacuated him to the receiving hospital after hours of medical effort restored him to consciousness.
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Lee Angeles
lUgit
Couls A. Albright
Caneton
Albright
Watson
Mr. Albright
Dreamed Baby Was Dead in Toledo News Item
Kosman Boycheff, Bulgaria graduate and insurance man, received a telegram from Secretary Bryan announcing his four year old daughter Helen had died in Bremen. He and his wife Mia had gone to visit Bulgaria with two younger daughters, were detained when war began, and he sent funds but knows nothing of their condition or cause. He had dreamed the night before that his baby was dead.
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Toledo
Bryan Boycheff
Limburger Cheese Still on the Menus Declares US Duty
Washington officials urge Americans to keep limburger cheese on menus amid wartime disruption. An agriculture department bulletin asserts US production can fill shortages, noting American cheese rivals Swiss and Gruyere in quality and price.
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Washington
Lobster Palace
Europe
America
Department of Agriculture
Swias
Gruyere
Sweitzer
Unitad
Boy's Ord Corn Crop Near Courtland Kans
Tenry Prwry, an fourteen year old son of J M Einwry, farmed twenty acres on the Pitsenberzer farm near Courtland. He expects a yield of fifty bushels per acre from the watered land, reflecting remarkable industry for a boy of his age.
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Courtland
Kan
Tenry Prwry
J. M Einwry
Pitsenberzer
First Canal Stowaway Reaches San Francisco by Admiral Line
John Vaughan, aboard the Admiral Seblay, arrives in San Francisco marking a notable first for the Panama Canal voyage era. The voyage featured the new Admiral Line steamship and highlights a historic transits milestone.
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San Francisco
Panama Canal
John Vaughan
Admiral Line
Admiral Seblay
Quiet title suit targets Ashley lots in Michigan
In Gratiot County Chancery Court Edmund Van Sickle sues Harriet Newcomb and Henry Walker to quiet title to Lots 216 and 217 in Ashley Village. Newcomb resides in Rochester New York while Walker’s status is unknown, triggering a mandatory publication notice in the Alma Record for six weeks and a future appearance date of March 8, 1915.
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Harriet Newcomb
Henry Walker
Court House
Ithaca
Kelly
Sears
Edmund van Sickle
Ashley
Michigan
Rochester
New York
O. G. Tuttle
Alma Record
R. E. Hughes
C. G. Tuttle
Mies
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Sir Ohm Rea
Marne
John French
Seld
Lse
John
Hin
Senlis
American Press Association
Sir John Prenc
Walker
Darker
Bureau of Eefence
Mapaccad P. 1
Philippine Arctipelago
Thas Threst
Ptarn
George Isham
Mabel Abbott
Ed. Forest
James Porterfield
Walford
Ray Helman
Lee Atwood
Crossville
Isabelle County
Maggie Taldry
Shepherd
Mary Anderson
Illnois
Harry Way
Way
Lyle Nelson
Vernon
L. T. Muhn
B. F. W. of the Baptist Church
Mildred
Wayne Brown
Pennsylvania
Fred Amsbury
Wm. Amsbury
Seymour Koutz
Edwin
West
Jacy Housted
St. Louis
Hamilton Gee
Housted
Mra
Anna Mapes
State OF Michigan
Kinc
Bell
Union
F. C.thornburgh
State Street
Mich
John D. Spinney
E. Suydam, M. D
Matsician
Jiff
Woodworth Ave
Superior St
F.R. McNabb
V.S
B.v.sc
Vibber
Alma, Mich
E. G. Sluyter Thirh
American School of Osteopathy
Vermueren Block
Mandatc
R. F. Erwin Alma, Mich
Schick
Bard
Rowland & Johnson
Bethre Cummings
Chick's Shoe Store
Rowland D. L. Johnson
Wright House
W. H. Parr
Chas
Enien
Humphreys
Lluephroys
Prion
Meicine CO
Crue
Ann Strets
Gratiot
Salt Court
Mace
Seid
Getuber
Potts
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