Montenegro War Fears and Prince Nicholas Amid Balkan Turmoil
The correspondent details Montenegrin arms culture and the looming conflict with Austria Hungary. He portrays Prince Nicholas and his loyal armed subjects, the role of women in wartime labor, and the mountain republics defense plans. The piece notes Montenegro’s historical independence and the tension around Serb unification, with military estimates and strategic justifications for resistance.
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World News of Italian Refugees in Naples
Special correspondence from The Washington Post describes Naples overwhelmed by refugees from Messina and Calabria. Committees organize clothing and shelter while authorities lean toward rapid aid with minimal administration waste, amid debates on long term rebuilding and sifting survivors for placement.
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Humphreys Seventy Seven for Cold and Flu Relief
Seventy Seven by Humphreys Homeopathic Medicine Co promises relief for influenza catarrh head and chest pains sore throat cough fever prostration and fever. Available at all drug stores or by mail from New York.
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Gifts to Hollands Queen Colored by Public Generosity
Wireless dispatch from The Hague reports gifts for the Queen in preparation for a royal event. Committees present a broad collection from furniture to tea sets, reflecting public affection and intent to fund charitable uses. The Queen prefers modest gifts, and citizens organize commemorations, songs, and classes as the event nears. The Queen and Prince Consort have consulted sculptors for portrait medals to mark the occasion.
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Van Dyke Lectures On The Spirit Of America In French
Special Correspondence notes Henry Van Dyke will publish English lectures from the Sorbonne on The Spirit of America. The French edition is forthcoming with translation by Mme Samile Maria Perrin, daughter of Rene Bazin. Alexandre Hibot of the French Academy wrote the preface. One lecture appeared in Revue Hebdomadaire. others will be in Revue de Paris and Les Annales.
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Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Home Treatment
Piles Quickly Cured at Home proclaims a painless cure without surgery or doctors, offering a free trial package from Pyramid Drug Co. and a full-sized box for 60 cents. The ad urges buying from the druggist, claims rapid, permanent relief, and urges sending name and address for the free trial package.
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More Doubt About Radium's Healing Claims
Three days after news of an institute for radium applied to disease opened under royal patronage, King George sends sympathy to a man burned by exposure. Critics warn radium may not cure cancer, with experts noting varying physiological effects and calls for cautious, science-based evaluation.
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Aviation advances move toward commercial reality abroad
A Washington Post special dispatch from London reports aviation leaving its experimental phase and entering practical reality. The International Aeronautic Association plans outreach to governments, while German interests push regular airship service between Düsseldorf and Berlin. Plans for cross channel and continental aerial trade expand as Havre and Paris region clubs collaborate. England lags behind but notable officials join an Aerial League led by the Marquis of Salisbury and others.
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French Senators Fence in Luxembourg Palace Antechamber
French senators convert the Luxembourg antechamber into a modern fencing room with masks and foils of five senators and four doctors. The palace also features billiard, reading, writing, smoking rooms and a free buffet. Gardens, fountains, and a fine art gallery add to the historic setting. Special correspondence notes an improved 3 inch field gun enabling easier battery work and reduced crew.
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New Steel Promises High Cutting Power Far Above Existing
Continental Steel Works of Jonas and Culver claim a water hardened steel with vastly superior cutting ability. Tests show edge retention after seventeen cold-water hardenings and potential use against hard metals. Professor Arnold of Sheffield forecasts high-speed steels becoming obsolete.
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Winstler
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America
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Profit of the Entente and its rise in Franco British trade
A Washington Post dispatch cites French official figures on 122 years of Franco British trade showing a dramatic rise since Victoria's era, with commerce expanding during stable relations and shrinking under tension. It notes entente cordiale boosting Britain's purchases from France, especially in manufactured goods, and cites 1987 data valuing Britain’s imports from France at about 901 million francs, including raw materials and food.
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Flying trips over channel to promote aviation
The International Aero Club of Havre writes to the Cowes district council chairman about a proposed site on the Isle of Wight for landing and departure of air planes as part of a channel transit scheme. The club suggests establishing branches with flying grounds to train members in aviation and arrange landing storage and repairs. The mayor of Rye supports a station facility.
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Admiralty Seeks to Lay Down Six Dreadnoughts This Year
Special cable from London reports England pressing for authorization to build six dreadnoughts amid fears of a major naval arms race with Germany. The push follows warnings by Lord Roberts and remarks by Lord Curzon and war minister as France and other powers push for stronger home defense.
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Carl Hall Seeks Retrial In Mother-In-Law Murder Case
Carl Hall requests a retrial alleging new facts in the murder of his mother in law. The American lawyer and former press figure argues potential misidentification and questionable evidence tied to the Baden case. Proceedings show continued legal maneuvering and defense focus on fresh claims in the Kurtzke-related context.
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King of Restoratives Voiced by Ohio Businessman
92 year old Cincinnati magnate Silas Rockwell lauds Duff's Pure Malt Whiskey as a marvelous panacea. He claims it invigorates and heals while praising the product as a life saver and restorer of youth amid aging infirmities.
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