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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1914
Page
3
Reports from London and Tokyo confirm the German fortress at Tsing Tao has fallen to Japanese and British forces. The mid night assault captured the middle fort and 200 prisoners, freeing ships to join naval actions elsewhere as Allied campaigns push German raiders from global waters.
The report notes major Allied advances from the sea to Lorraine under General Joffre as French forces push the German line. British troops claim gains near Armentieres and repelled Kaiser's attacks between La Bassée and Arras. Mohammedans face a Turkish holy war call, while Egypt rejects it and remains loyal to Britain. Russian troops seize Kaprikoi fort on the Caucasian frontier.
The prince of Wales, who has urged for permission to go to the front since enlisting, likely will be allowed to join Sir John French's staff on the continent. He would stay behind the firing line rather than serve with the Grenadier Guards regiment.
Berlin reports War Minister von Warklowskie is suffering from heart disease and has departed the war zone for Bad Nauheim. General von Deimling of the light infantry lines is wounded by a shell splinter but remains with his army corps.
A distressed wife storms a police station declaring her husband is missing since yesterday. An officer asks for clues as she presses for details while a witness hints at a possible reason behind the disappearance.
A physician urges immediate action to avoid the winter snuffles. Do not cuddle yourself or hug the radiator, avoid heavy underwear, stay indoors, and keep wearing low necked dresses. Do not switch between low and high necklines. Extend the unprotected area to gain conditioning for winter.
A nostalgic note on long standing signatures and a reference to Pletcher's Castoria Cream highlighting its enduring use and child appeal.
A Baltimore American quip notes a horse named Lion as a roarer prompting a joke about its loud nature.
A quip about a man who invents a trousers pocket his wife cannot find. A joke notes he was not married. Another line suggests it is better for a woman to laugh than cry unless she has reason to work her husband for a new hat. A saying blames the hammer when men fail.
A newspaper notices the tension between factual reporting and editorial revision in ongoing war coverage. Readers question accuracy as updates adjust figures and timelines, shaping public perception amid shifting statements from officials and agencies.
Definition contrasts poetic license with editorial constraint. It suggests a playful concept where a poet deviate from exact facts or rules to achieve expression, as implied by a writer's pull toward a magazine editor.
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