Bulgaria's Balkans Pivot Ends Mitteleuropa Dreams
Frank H. Simonds argues Bulgaria's defeat of Serbia and potential exit from the German-led Mitteleuropa alliance marks the start of the end for German expansion in the Near East. He emphasizes Serbia's pivotal role, predicts Balkan realignments, and urges a strengthened Serb Roumanian front to block German advance, with Greece and Romania key to securing Balkan independence.
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Bulgaria Joins Allies Open Roads to Danube and Constantinople
A Mon Sept 20 announcement states Bulgaria has accepted allied features signaling a shift in the war. The move suggests Bulgaria is now aligned with the allies, opening routes to the Danube and Constantinople, and increases the likelihood of Romanian and Turkish actions following suit, portending a brighter future for the Allies despite ongoing hostilities.
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SAS PROJECT TURNS FROM OBJECTIONABLE WASTE TO SAFE OUTPUT
The Citizens Gas and Electric company agrees to finish a long running project to replace objectionable refuse with a safe product. Work on the installation of a still continues as plans to eliminate all waste escape are implemented.
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Trial postponed over city nuisance at gas plant
At a hearing yesterday afternoon in mint OUP the defense attorney urged a trial continuance. Judge Birdsall granted the request on advice of County Attorney E J Wenner, delaying the nuisance case to December 4. If the nuisance is abated in the interval, dismissal is expected. The still belongs to a local company.
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Pimply Skin Relief With Olive Tablets
A vintage ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle alternative to calomel for cleansing blood and bowels. It claims clearer skin, relief from dullness and bad breath, and lists a price of 10c and 25c per box with all druggists carrying them.
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New Method Promises Cleaner Gas Oil Processing
The notice claims a scientific method for handling oils, tar, and sulfur from gas production, reducing waste and yielding additional byproducts. Also mentions a Sunday School Rally Day on October 6 as an advertisement.
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Claim Kidney Relief
Advertisement-style copy urging readers to protect and cleanse kidneys with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. Claims rapid relief from kidney troubles and general ill health, warning of incurable disease if neglected. Promotes original Haarlem Oil Capsules imported from Haarlem, Holland, with money-back guarantee and multiple package sizes.
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