Servians Strive for Unity Amid Balkan Turmoil
The article traces Serb aims for a unified state across Bosnia, Salonika, and adjacent lands as Austria Hungary presses south. It recalls the 1908 annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbian wars, and King Peter’s ascent after the assassination of King Alexander and Queen Draga, highlighting factional tensions and strategic railroads in the region.
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Albania
Servia
Macedonia
Salonika
Unat
Hoknia
Turkey
Balkan
Viitory
Austria
Austria Hungary
Hoxnia
Balkan League
Bulgaria
Russia
Constantinople
Peter
Ser ‘Vin
Europe
Alexander of
Bervin
Draga
Belg
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Balykana
Bosnia
Uring
Yerzegovina
Germany
Dalmatia
Inter
Geneva
Britain
Peter An
Wits Érand
Prench Military Academy
St Cyr
Foreign Legion
Milan
Servin
Kraguverate
Peter Kae
Belgrade
Semendria
Deriuhe
Belernda
Balantka
Old Kingdom
Nisch
Principality of
Obrenovitch
Ore
Karageorgevitch
Obrenovitches
Karagsorgevitches
Kronprinzess Escapes to Bar Harbor Amid War Frenzy
Bar Harbor, Mo. Residents recall the Kronprinzess voyage from Ce cille toward the English coast as war broke out. The German liner carried 1484 passengers and $11.9 million in gold and silver, turning back to America under fog and wireless intrigue. Captain Polack steered for Bar Harbor while passengers, crew, and officials faced the collapse of calm Atlantic travel.
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Polack
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Car Harbor
Maine
Bar Harbor
Kronprinsees
Cecille
Bowell Haggard
Cosmopolitan
Krchprinzess
Cecelie
New York Harbor
Pymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Enellah
Atlantic
Algna
England
France
Russia
Germany
America
Kristat Klefeber
Kronpeingean
American
Plymouth
Sayville
Prench
Kromprtt
Sédein Ceotite
Niabel
Wardemen
United Stat
New York
Heaton
Portland
Mar Harbor
Duc
Ledyard
D.C
Sar Harbor
Howard Hinkle
Cincinnati
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Woman
A testimonial from Mrs A B Bosco mi of Creston Iowa credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing female troubles after heavy lifting and fatigue. The ad notes endless uses of herbs, urges readers to seek confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts and promises a woman will read and answer inquiries.
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Creston
Inne
Pinkham
Mra
A. B. Boscami
EL Howard Street
Crenton, Iown
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia Inkham Medicine Co
Lynn,Mans
Unclear quotation on ignorance and admission of learning
A garbled passage presents a man willing to admit ignorance, urging not to be misled. The text includes distorted phrases and names like Red pall Yee and Desi white, with references to a sherpa and Kdamotal. The overall meaning is obscured by transcription errors.
Equivocal Note on Masica’s Involvement in Fightings
A fragmentary remark questions Masica’s continued involvement in fighting, suggesting uncertainty about his participation and noting he appears still in the running. The lines reflect informal speech and contain unclear context or attribution.
Grove's The Old Standard Tonic Ad Analysis
An OCR fragment promotes Grove's Tasteless Tonic as a general remedy with quinine and iron claiming liver support malaria relief blood purification and systemic buildup. It emphasizes value and versatile use while mentioning a price of zero cents.
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Grove
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Italy
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