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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1914

Page

2

Six Million Ready for War Across Europe

The article estimates military mobilization across Europe if Austria-Hungary and Serbia clash, noting Austria 416,000 frontline troops plus reserves, Serbia up to 924,000, Germany about 1,220,000 with reserves, Russia capable of 1,000,000, France around 601,000 rising to 1,200,000, and Italy 400,000 rising to 600,000, with dynamic alliances and potential broad conflict.

Silvia Austria-Hungary Europe Austria Mervin Reese Cake Germany Mary Great Britain Frases Roseli Rusia France Britain Barvia Italy Balkan Turkey Servia Arma Adors Danube Helind Thie Landwehr Russia Nusalan Bummb Etrateth Rosana Escasates Austeta Hungary

Estimated Daily Cost of General European War

Dr Charles Richet estimates daily wartime costs at about 54.16 million dollars based on 20 million men mobilized with half front line, involving seven powers. He models expenditures across the conflict and notes total outlay could exceed five billion if war end conditions trigger indemnities.

Austria Servia Germany England Prabce Hussia Italy Ruemantk Charles Achet University of Paris Paign Richet

Military Rule Enforced Across Austria and Hungary

Vienna reports that a sweeping military rule governs the empire with soldiers in charge. The proclamation places civil administration under the commander in chief, suspends constitutional rights, curtails press and private correspondence, and expands military jurisdiction across Austria Hungary.

Austria Vienna Hungary Hoania Herzagovina Dalmatia

True American Spirit Amid Wartime Struggles At Sea

Report from W T Metz describes Americans stranded in the Netherlands after the Hook of Holland harbor was mined. Accounts from Berlin and Paris detail hunger, displacement, and acts of courage as Americans seek to flee war zones. Hoover provides aid to 300 cashless sufferers. Paris relief efforts urge patience while ambassador Herrick coordinates protections.

London Hook Holland W. T. Metzrath New Haunawick N. J the Hook Netherlands Hanover Prussia Berlin Herbert ©. Woover Paris Herrick Washington Chicago Havre Calvin Brown Seine Red Cross Ambassador Herrick Vivani France United States Mrs. Palmer

Alarm in Marine Circles as War Looms Over Transatlantic Ships

New York reports heightened concern in maritime circles as England and Germany are at war. German liners rush to ports to avoid capture while the missing Kaiser Wilhelm II may reappear in an American port. Nearby naval forces include three British, two German, and two French cruisers with potential for battle.

New York England Germany Cecilie Bar Harbor Cherbourg Kaiser Wilhelm

Cuticura Soap and Samples Ad from Mall Catalog

A fragmented advertisement of Cuticura Soap and Ointment offers free samples via mail order to Cutlaws Dept. 141 Hosten, with mentions of confidence and outdated product claims. Included are odd quotes about Eskimo characters and distant time references, reflecting garbled promotional prose.

Eamspie Hosten Ees

Alpine village card of a rash youth and bold banner

A fragment describes a youth in an Alpine village bearing a snow and ice banner and a teasing maiden. The tone hints at risk and irony, suggesting a moral about rushing in where angels fear to tread and the need to keep business brisk, in a Pucklike voice.

Angela

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