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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1917

Page

7

Sinking of Lusitania Haunts Readers With Medieval Cruelty

Sidney Dark argues in a London piece that modern warfare echoes ancient brutality, with mass cruelty resurging during World War I. He contrasts Crecy and Somme battlefields, laments civilians burned and flooded by weapons, and condemns mass killings as a Turkish holiday comparison.

Sidney Dark Lusitania London Andra Saya Sidney Durk Mr. Dark Europe Kidd

Ti Bath Remedies for Tiz Foot Pain Ad 25c Tin

An old advertisement extols Ti foot remedy in a bath for tired feet. It promises relief from corns callouses and bunions and claims shoes will feel looser after use. The copy urges readers to buy a 25 cent box of Tiz at any store and enjoy comfortable footwear.

British Monument For A G Vanderbilt On Brighton Road

A monument on the Brighton road honors Alfred Vanderbilt as a gallant gentleman and a fine sportsman. British coaching friends and admirers erected the stone on his favorite coaching route to celebrate his memory and coaching triumphs between London and Brighton.

A. G. Vanderbilt Alfred Wwn England Brighton Road Vanderbilt London Brighton

Winter hardships of front line troops in bitter British winter

An Irish officer writes of severe cold and mud facing soldiers on the front. He recalls frost of 25 degrees, snow, and constant watch from dusk to dawn. Trenches offer little shelter and many men new to hardship endure brutal conditions to hold the line.

London Rocal Homs

Indian Maharajah pledges aid to Britain in war effort

Gwalior ruler says India will pour resources into the war until Germany is crushed. He notes unity between princes and government, and details his personal funding of the Loyalty hospital ship and a Nairobi convalescent home, while predicting a long war and a possible council of princes.

Hindustan Maharajah of Gwalior India Sindhia Associated Press Germany Maharajfah China France East Africa Egypt Quetta Bannu Nairobi Africa London Teutons Great Britain America New York Delhi House of Lords British India Errth

War Indemnity Stressed by Reichsbank President

Amsterdam report cites President Ravgenstein of the Reichsbank at a Berlin rally urging support for a new war loan. He declares victory is necessary to secure peace and the burden of the war will be a great indemnity.

Amsterdam Ravgenstein Reichsbank Berlin

Acland Family Lease Exmoor To National Trust For 500 Years

Francis Dyke Acland reports that the Exmoor estate in Devon Somerset will be leased to the National Trust for five centuries. Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Arthur Acland, and Francis Dyke Acland, former agriculture minister, transfer rents rights and powers while forbidding sale or development.

London Exmoor Acland Devon-Somerset Ganting Exmoor National Trust Thomas Dyke Acland Arthur Acland Francis Dyke Acland Sant Asquith America

U-Boat Raids on the Atlantic Coast Likely in Case of War With Germany

London reports German destroyers and submarines have conducted raids on the English coast since autumn. If war with Germany erupts, similar attacks could target the American seaboard. The piece notes four raids this year, including February 25 near Margate and Broadstairs, with naval policy leaning toward attacking raiders at their bases rather than merely defending coastlines.

Atlantic Germany London Mat Kentish North Sea United States Thames Holland Oldambt caHad Ramsgate Doventoft Narval Mmore Suffolk Southold Adour Bayonne Zame England Mergate Broadstairns Spain Admiral Schley Mahan Hag Mr. Balfour Admiralty Belgium

California Syrup of Figs Advises Gentle Child Health

An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe taxative for cross or feverish children. It claims to cleanse the stomach, liver, and bowels without griping, advising mothers to use a teaspoonful when the tongue is coated and noting its appeal to children. The copy warns against counterfeits and promotes the genuine product made by California Fig Syrup Company.

California Caliifornia C Fornia Fig Syrup Company Adv

St Jacobs Oil Claims Quick Rheumatism Relief

An OCR fragment promotes St Jacobs Oil for rheumatism pain with quick relief claims and warnings against internal treatment. It urges immediate topical application on tender spots and features spelling errors from the scanned ad copy.

St. Jacobs Reyne

War Now in Its Last Phase, British Observer Asserts

London reports Sir Mark Sykes MP describing a new final phase of World War I. He argues the German effort blends peace rhetoric with force, aims to break Allied resolve, and relies on Prussian militarism and Turkic alliance. He cites Russia as bulwark and Italy, Japan as allies, urging democracy’s victory to end militarism.

London Manly Great Britain Lisut Mark Sykes Mark Ypres Russia Asia Europe Italy Germany Japan Hussia England France Junker Militari Fem

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