Libau Port Called Key Naval Base in Russia
Libau is described as a major fortified naval and commercial port in the Baltic, a fortified base completed by 1906, with a naval harbor north of the commercial one. The National Geographic Society study portrays Libau as vital to Russia's military and economic power and a growing metropolis.
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Kiel
Brooklyn
Russia
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Libau
Baltic
How to Clear Away Pimples and Acne Warnings
A reader shares a facial cleansing routine using Reeinol and Resinol soaps with hot water then cold rinse, claiming rapid healing. The guide mentions removing pimples and blackheads, leaving the complexion clear and velvety, with two daily steps and resinol medication.
Libau City of Baltic Trade and Industry Described
The article portrays Libau as a thriving Baltic port under Russian influence, with exports valued around 20 million dollars. It highlights rail links to Moscow and Petrograd, major factories producing explosives, machinery, and textiles, and a population of about 70,000 primarily German and Jewish. The city is depicted as modern, orderly, and a fashionable seaside resort popular with Russians and Germans alike.
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Hussia
Siberia
Great Britain
France
Germany
Libau
Russia
Lisau
Moscow
Petrograd
Orel
Kharkov
Tibau
Libaa
Baltic
Libeu
Order of the Brethren of the Sword
Charles Iiit
Sweden
Courland
Washington Notes Highlight Virginia West Virginia Racing And Commerce
West Virginia horseman S C Snead stays in Washington after the spring fair season. Races begin in Marion Virginia and Bluefield West Virginia on June 30, with plans for a strong Virginias circuit. A meeting of the Board of Commerce executive committee is set in Washington during the Pan American conference. James G Davis, a U S postal clerk, sailed home on the Adriatic after delays tied to Titanic and Kronprinz Wilhelm incidents. Col Joseph McDermott of Morgantown and wife were guests at the New Whitlard. Fourth class WV postmasters commissions issued. successors named.
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Washington, D.C
S.C. Snead
West Virginia
Virginia
Snead
Horsemen's League
Virginias
Marion
Bluefield
End
Oak Hill
Board of Commerce
Rte
Washington
Star
James G. Davis
United States Seat
Adriatic
Mr. Davis
Sitania
Paul
Senoen
Norfolk and Western
Davis
Sea Post Office
L Jte
English Channel
Kronprinx Wilhelm
Bibpee Denioo and Oakmont names listed in notice
A list of individuals and entities including Albert R Bibpee Denioo and William Risker of Oakmont appears in a public notice context with truncated wording and unclear purpose. The fragment suggests a legal or official listing related to a local matter.
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Albert R_ Bibpee
Denioo
William & Risker
Oakmoct
Salem Public School Display and Graduation Certifications
Monday night in Salem's college auditorium a free public entertainment featured pupils from both the Cenrs building and the west end performing drills and songs. Teachers praised accurate timing, colorful garlands, and flower-decorated arches. Principal VanHorn awarded 29 grammar graduates moving to high school. among them two girls and five boys.
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Salem
Collegt Auditoriszm
Cenrs
West End
SBS Otter
Sup
TinteAdent_ VanHorn
W. E
Omye
Harrisville
E. Stanley Young
Pittsburg
BoJ_ Wooster
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