Bullecourt 15 Taken by Allies in World War I
British forces drive Germans from the village of Bullecourt and threaten the Drocourt-Queant line. Across fronts near Roeux and Cambrai, French and Italian troops push back German positions amid fierce fighting. In Washington, Congress finalizes the war army bill approving selective conscription for 500,000 men with option to raise 500,000 more, detailing registration and exemptions.
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Italian Troops Push Ahead In Alpine March
Rome reports Italian forces advancing on Mount Vodloo and south of Grazigna northeast of Gorizia as part of a broader push. In Marseille, Japanese gunboats have arrived to support anti submarine efforts and protect French merchant convoys if tests prove successful.
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Simple Parmint Cure for Catarrhal Deafness Promoted
An advertisement promotes Parmint double strength as a remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It claims a simple home recipe using Parmint with melted syrup and hot water taken four times daily to reduce ear inflammation and relieve dull ear sensations, promising inexpensive relief from tinnitus. Culley Drug Co. is listed as supplier.
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Plaza Apartments Ter room units with meals and gas
Plaza Apartments offers three and four room flats in this area featuring disappearing beds gas ranges and refrigerators included in the rent. Monthly prices range from 18 to 30 dollars including heat and gas. For details call 2208.
Generals Back in Russ Army
Vic London reports from Petrograd that at a meeting of front commanders all ranks except those in the Caucasus have withdrawn resignations. Prox allot and Gurko remain in post after refuted reports of further resignations. The army crisis is described as averted as commanders pledge to stay at their posts. They discuss the front situation with the temporary government and reject the idea of peace without an armistice.
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