French Broadening Great Wedge in German Line
Washington reports the Allied push in Flanders widening the wedge into German lines as the week ends October 11. French successes north of the British sector near Houtrust Wood yield elbow-room for operations. Weather and mud hamper advances while German counterattacks test French positions along the Meuse. No mention of American forces or war preparations.
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Flanders
Gemma
War Department
Ald Oritith
Houthutst Wood
Parion
Ypres
Arrow Fur
Frease
Messines
Pas- Bchendaels
Roulers
Geetor
Roemy
Germany
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Flandera
With Fingers Corns Lift Off By Fivezone Cure
A Cincinnati man touts fivezone as a salve that removes corns calluses and rough spots instantly. Apply on worn areas and the corn or callus shrivels and falls off without pain or irritation. Keep a small bottle handy for quick relief.
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Cincinnati
Federal Agents Probe Fire In Kansas City
Federal agents investigated a large fire that destroyed a significant portion of the Kansas City stockyards early yesterday. Officials estimate about 7000 dollars in buildings and livestock were lost and suspect a complex plot tied to German contracts. officials think the blaze may have been accidental.
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Sheepmen in Arena Eyes More Grazing Land
Amid wool price surges and milting profits, sheep owners struggle to expand the industry due to scarce grazing land. Thomas Redmond, secretary of the state ex-? commission, argues efforts should focus on enlarging acreage. He pitches the plan to landowners and officials as key to boosting profits.
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Atate Hvexlock Commission
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British ships sunk in a week report summary
London reports twelve United states merchant vessels sunk or damaged by mine or submarine last week. Ship losses include vessels under 1600 tons and a coastal escort craft. Rome notes four steamers over 150 tons sunk. one packet boat and one sailing vessel escaped. Copenhagen cites Count von Tevasion predicting reduced submarine activity in September.
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London
Ueitlah
Urithah Admiralty
Ria
Rome
Blockade of the Neutral Nations Deepens War Strain
Washington reports detail a London conference decision to tighten the Allied blockade on Germany. Neutrals, especially in Europe, face obligations to endure privations and share burdens, with Sweden highlighted as a metal supplier to Germany. Neutrals must supply their own funds and use own ships for trade. The United States appears aligned with the London plan, reflected in stringent export restrictions.
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Washington
Europe
London
Sweden
Germany
Erporta
Labrador Peninsula Crossed From South To North For First Time
An expedition jointly backed by the Carnegie Museum and the National Geographic Society crossed the Labrador Peninsula from the Gulf of St Lawrence to Davie Strait. Dr WJ Holland announced the milestone from St Johns Newfoundland after earlier plans to traverse the peninsula from May ve Reveal Inland. The team included Marshall, W E L C Todd, and J Murie. Details on safety and route were not provided.
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WJ. Holland
Carnegie Museum
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A. A. Browns 70 Sent to France Appointment Noted
R A Brown superintendent of road construction for the office of public roads forest service has been appointed a corporal in the highmay engineers unit to join the campaign in France. He is well known locally and intends to report soon for duty. Naval reserves in New York report a student demonstration at Columbia University led by a dean against a former student leader.
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France
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Columbia
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Etiquette and cooking tips in a 19th century column
Reader questions answered by Allefa Hoyt cover carving chicken steps and wing removal, serving order for salads, napkin folds, and etiquette at dances. Advice includes how to address missed dances, with polite phrases for requesting the next dance and apologies to partners.
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Miss Hoyt
Camp Kearny To Have Newspaper In Trench And Camp
National guard units at Camp Kearny will publish a weekly paper printed by soldiers and officers. Early editions of Trench and Camp show a 32-edition network, with four pages on Camp Kearny and four pages by soldiers under the War Council of the YMCA, delivered as a gift by the Los Angeles Times.
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Linda Vista
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National Guard
Tara Angeles Times
Thas
Frandsmen
War Council
Young Men's Christian Association
Catarrh Cure Advertisement From Toledo Company
A historical ad claims catarrh is incurable by local remedies and promotes a constitutional internal remedy from St. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. The text solicits testimonials and requests mailed responses, listing druggists as outlets and promising 100 days trial.
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Toledo
Ohio
War council plans larger editions to reach strength of fifty thousand
Fragmentary report mentions Sf. and A. war council in talks to increase editions and grow the force to a maximum strength of 50 000 men. The text includes garbled dialogue about rain and customer mentions.
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