Married Life On 80 Dollars Four Months In?
Woman describes life with a baby and household help, naming names such as Miss Eilen, Molly Suther, Mrs Dunn, and Clara. They discuss baby care routines, sleep, and the doctor’s wisdom, then shift to fashion notes and simple recipes like chicken timbales.
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Eva Leonard
Miss Eilen
Molly
Bolly
Hop
Clara
Blaster Hopto l
Mira Marjory
Marjory
Melly
Thad
Erie
Ollie
Bowen
Resigns From Peace Committee In International League Row
Adwanl Darraw announces resignation from the peace committee of the International League meeting set for January 19 in New York. Barrow reveals no Federal League efforts to unite, plans proceed for next season, Buffalo to use Federal League park, Baltimore seeks offer for Preuyral Second, and January 19 meeting postponed to January 24.
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New York
Adwanl Darraw
International Teague
Konight
Baseball Peace Committee
National Commission
Gilmore
Federal League
Sir. Barrow
International League
Marrow
Buffalo
Baltimore
Barrow
Russians Gain In A Blo Drive On Czernowitz And Revel
London dispatch reports Austrians failing to halt Russian advance on Czernowitz and Revel. Official statement cites heavy Austrian losses, with Czernowitz fallen to Russians en route to Volhynia. Strips river line breached, Austrians retreat from eastern bank, while Russians press near Dubro and Laustsk and menace key railway junctions.
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London
Crommowitz
Petrograd
Czernowitx
Crarterssk
Revel
Pripet
Kumania
Czemowits
Stuhowska
Volhyala
Dubro
Laustsk
Saya
Rica
Iripet
Czartoryak
Irfa
Cremnowlcs
Tychy
Cremnowits
Hukawina
Wrights Announces Fresh Price Cuts on Clean-Out Stocks
Wrights says new price reductions begin tomorrow as stock dwindles and assortments shrink. The clean-outs are not old stock but season’s odds and ends offered to keep sales going. Visit tomorrow or any day this week to join the crowds in the last week bargains.
Trenches Flooded and Raging War in Northeast Front
Forces clash near Sadarcora as trenches flood from thaw. Russian and German lines hold with patrols active while Fifth Western Canadian battalion reports successful December actions. Observations from Lieutenant Kent and Serengat Milan detail enemy dispositions, amid bombardments of camps near Sedul Bahr and Teka Aurau. Health of troops remains excellent.
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Sadarcora
Cremowilts
Arthur Ransome
Sies
I Rtrograd
Umea
Mame
Teuton
Kent
Serengat Milan
Awanta
Inelitet
Western Retailers Open Convention in Kansas City
The annual convention of the Western Retail Implement VeMely and Hardware Beahers' Association opened in Kansas City Missouri with about four thousand delegates expected from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Nebraska and surrounding towns. Elaborate exhibits have been opened by matfariprets and wholesale merchants.
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Kansas City
Western Retail Implement, VeMely and Hardware Beahers’ ‘Association
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Town
Nebraska
Matfariprets
Canadians In The War Zone
Ottawa reports from France describe New Year’s Eve and January 1 trench actions. Canadian forces repelled enemy advances with artillery and rifle fire as aerial patrols limited hostile bombardments. Mortar and grenade exchanges occurred. some shells failed to explode and were recovered for examination.
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Ottawa
Malon
Carines
Turkish report on Dardanelles front briefing
Contantinente January 9 via London reports the official statement on the Dardanelles front. It notes a brisk night bombardment on the right and left wings and that Friday artillery shelled enemy trenches opposite our right wing at intervals for several hours.
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Teka Bum
Seddul Bahr
Teka Aurau
Teke Durna
Geddul Nake
Teke Aurau
Toter
Kere Vizzere
Morfollman
Contantinente
London
Caus
Lady Paget Ardent Red Cross Worker
Lady Ralph Paget, a prominent Red Cross worker among British nobility, aided hospital service in Berlin and Belgrade before Germany captured the city. she has now applied to the Danish Red Cross for admission.
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Lady Paget
Ardent Red Cross
Ralph Paget
Ioel Arthur Paget
Paren Stevens
New York
Red Cross
Berbin
Belgrate
Tred Croxa
Delgisa Led Cross
Delegates Tour Eastern Cities After Pan American Congress
Nearly two hundred South and Central American delegates to the Pan American Scientific Congress depart for a tour of the East. The party will stop in Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Boston guided by a committee led by John Barrett director general of the Pan American Union.
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Washington
Pan-American Scientiicarly Congress
East
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Moston
State Department
John Barrett
Pan-American Union
Women Peace Party Hopes Rise After Conference Plan
New York Pan March 10 Delegates at the Women's Peace Party final session discussed action steps and elected officers. They voiced hope that a universal peace plan could advance after Miss Jane Addams of Chicago urged a US initiative, echoing the Haru conference delegates that European nations are ready to join a peace movement if the United States leads.
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New York
Pan
Jane Addams
Chicago
United States
Widow of General Moussy objects to Ypres title claim
The widow of General Moussy of the French army writes from Brest to L’Relair protesting a proposed title of viscount of Ypres for Meld Marant Sir John French. She argues his death leaves him unable to indicate any rightful claim and credits Moussy with saving Ypres on November 6, 1914, by his brigade’s relief effort at Zillebek and steadfast defense that halted the German advance, restoring British confidence.
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Wiich
Mousay
Realszance
Zillebek
Ypres
Rik
Jah
Calais
Hind
Aga
Vara
General Motnay’s Staff Saves Ypres at Hill No 60
December 6 saw a hastily assembled force of about 266 men under General Motnay’s staff blamed for halting a German push at Ypres. They routed two Bavarian regiments and captured Hill No 60 between Bowartelen and dillebek, thwarting the Calale march. A Haig letter to General Moussy dated 1915-01-02 thanks for the troops' conduct at Ypres and notes a critical moment aided by steadfast tamaraden.
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Motnay
Ypres
Bowartelen
Dillebek
Calale
Moussy
Haig
Bla
Tamaraden
Succese
Austro-German Forces Tighten Around Monastir
A Salonski dispatch confirms Austro-German troops concentrating near Monastir while Bulgarian forces mass in the Glevaill Delran Strumitra and Petrich region, estimated at five or six divisions. An official statement from Mallen headquarters was issued today.
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Paris
Temps
Salonski
Monastir
Glevaill
Delran
Strumitra
Petrich
Front Report Notes Calm Overall Amid Gorizia Artillery Action
A war bulletin says conditions along the front have been relatively calm overall, with the exception of an intense artillery action in the Gorizia district. The report emphasizes machinery, troop movements, and local weather as factors in the engagement.
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Gorizia
Warships sent to quell uprising in Samos and wider fronts
Athens reports Greek cruiser Hel and destroyer Leon with troops heading to Samos to quell an insurrection amid food shortages. Anticipation grows of martial law in Athens as Austro German Bulgarian forces push at Mont Blanc region while the Italian and British fronts face shifts. Police officer Thomas Deasy dies from wounds after a night encounter in San Francisco.
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Athens
Pari
Hel
Leon
Samos
Athena
Safoniki
Germany
Auatro Cermi
Montatlr
San Francisco
Thomas Deasy
Deasy
Taree
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Castoria
Alesys Beast Elpatize
Flee
Bukowina
Inikowlna
Tonmirgitz
Nakanze
Sadaxora
Fricharest
Czernawitz
Raminentl
Siripa
Vetragrad
Auauiag Geurzak Vaanzer
Wrights
Dardanelles
Lady Halph Paget
Women's Peace Party
Mowssy
Rome
Mallen
Feta
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