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Newspaper
Troy Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1914
Page
6
A vivid account of Javanese arranged marriages where couples wed as children and hold a three day wedding filled with tuberose crowns brass betel sets and a gamelang orchestra. The procession ends with the bride and groom returning home to begin life together.
Russian forces capture Gumbinnen after intense fighting in East Prussia. German defense stubborn with heavy losses to Austrians. Berlin official says overall situation unchanged. Reports from Emden note naval activity as Britain warns of broader hostilities.
Bordeaux reports an official commission estimates that about 1,090,000 people have lost homes and become refugees from ten war theaters in France. The count reflects ongoing displacement amid the conflict as of November 24.
A well dressed woman was struck by a speeding car at Euclid and Superior in Cleveland and thrown into the gutter. The driver fled but the suburban cop pursued, only to be begged to release as the driver was the woman’s husband. The officer relented, and no charges were filed.
Dialog snippets reflect a lively Brownia club gathering with Mrs Gadsby’s reputation taking sharp focus. The items capture a brisk, social exchange centered on wit and local opinions without revealing broader context or outcomes.
Against Queensbury ruses, those submarines don’t fight fair. Why not they strike below the belt. The inventor of rubber tips on pencils made a fortune from others’ mistakes. Occasionally a man runs an automobile on a trolley car income. Foals and children tell the truth at the wrong time.
A fragment notes belief that germs exist in itlasas while each gil assumes personal immunity. No further context or names are provided.
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