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Newspaper

The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1914

Page

6

Millions to Help Sufferers Aid Plan to Feed Belgians

Rockefeller Foundation to mobilize funds and logistics for relief efforts as World War I widens. Reports note American aid, ships loaded with food for Belgian civilians, and ongoing mobilization across Allied and neutral fronts. The piece cites international tension, Turkish and German maneuvers, and appeals from King Albert of Belgium for relief assistance.

Albert of Nelgiun Ommumitier Melsium New York Rockefelier Foundation

European War Update From Front Lines and Diplomatic Tensions

Gen Baron Meyendorff pledges to employ his forces for relief of distressed regions and to mobilize billions if needed while a foundation already authorized 275000 proceeds to load 4008 tons of provisions for Europe. The Red Cross reports fund-raising surges, and battles push German forces toward the Halipian coast as casualties reach about 20000 in a week. Spain readies for war as Madrid announces an official decree integrating its merchant marines with the squadron and lawmakers urge immediate recall of troops from Morocco.

Salandra Treasury Signor Rubini Partie Jovent Lara Spain Madrid Morocco

Antwerp Returns to Normal After Weeks of Turmoil

Antwerp sees about 160000 of its 860000 residents back home after bombardments and occupation disruptions. Destruction includes hundreds of buildings and key hotels. many markets remain quiet as German forces oversee civil administration. Argentina’s consul and U S consul escape injury as Zeppelins strike.

Antwerp

Foes Battle Day and Night in World War Trenches

Foes fight across deep trenches in a wave shaped front through forests hills and valleys. German and French forces clash as thousands dig in with barbed wire, mines, and hidden guns. Aviators struggle to spot positions while troops endure heavy artillery and perilous reconnaissance missions. St Mihiel held by Germans amid artillery pressure. civilians cope with the war’s toll.

Tkefeldmolon St Mihiel

Fields Are Choked With Bodies Of Slain Soldiers

Lucien Arthur Jones reports from Duokiri on air raids and ground actions near Ostend and Dixmude. German forces are said to be demoralized as British and French artillery drive them from positions along the coast from Nieuport to Ostend. The British Red Cross is praised for aid. German dead are reported in Dixmude and Furnesa.

Vickey Iissue Austin Germany Il Vortugal Greece Hulgaria Reginapia Turkle Mack Sea Rcchieore Ce Gowben Ion Ubeiatus Lar Koy Parkes Thas Hele Jnexporta Verdun Forte Oernann Toul Nancy Forte Melina Verdun Troyon Genecourt Len Parochen Camp de Romaine Lionville Gironville Juryrourl En Cotes Mitel Becapea Whit Vervinay Armen Ike Ayruren Rome Vaterland Lucien Arthur Jones Duokiri Oxtend Dunkirk Germai Ostend The Star Furnesa Dixmude

Wolves Rampage Against Soldiers Near Snowbound Camps

Dispatch from Cettinte reports wolves descending with the first snow, prowling around military camps at night. Fear grows not only of enemies but also of the wolves, which attack the living if they cannot find the dead.

Rowe Cettinte

Read Only German Poets Boycott Aims At Foreign Poets

The Berlin Vorwaerta reports a boycott on foreign poets and lists early targets as D Annunzio and Maeterlinck. The note claims that neither is a man of any particular genius, reflecting cautious framing of cultural policy.

London Berlin Vorwaerta D’annunzio Marterlinck Man

Make the Liver Do its Duty Pill Ad Motto

An old promotional line for Carter's Little Liver Pills asserts that a healthy liver ensures proper digestion, claiming nine times out of ten digestive troubles stem from liver imbalance and urging readers to take the remedy.

Carter

Beu Hor Astronomy ve Art Professor

Fragmentary OCR style note mentions a professor and astronomy art topic with unclear context. It references a judge, laundries, and a first woman handing something to a frat man with daughters noted. No clear event or outcome.

The Charm of Motherhood and Mrs Pinkham’s Remedy

An editorial style piece extols motherhood and the dangers of unprepared child bearing. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to restore health and vigor, claiming it helps women become normal and strong. Readers are invited to write for confidential advice to the Lydia F Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia F. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

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