My Four Years in Germany Ambassadors Account of Early War Days
James W. Gerard recounts his Berlin experiences from July to August 1914, detailing diplomatic maneuvers, the Austrian ultimatum to Serbia, mobilization and war declarations, and interactions with Kaiser Wilhelm II, von Jagow, Cambon, Goschen, and other envoys as Europe moves toward World War I.
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Germany
Gerard
United States
Kiel
Bar
Sarajevo
Marth
Edward Goschl
Berin
Silesia
England
Serbia
Bern
Austria
Sir Edward Goschen
Althe T
von Jagow
Chandler
Sir Edward
Mucelier
Reed
Great Britain
France
Edward
Edward Grey
Heal
Belgium
Bristol
Thomas H. Birch
Portugal
Ife
Mouktar Pasca
State Department
Russia
Baron Beyens
Jules Cambon
Ambassador Cambon
Beyens
Edward Goschen
James W. Gerard
Berlin
James
Kentucky
Post Wheeler
Japan
Siberia
Denmark
Sweden
Medical Advice on Blood Troubles from Expert Authority
Expert authorizes free medical guidance for blood related diseases. Swift’s S. S. S. advertised as non general remedy, offered by Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Laboratory Atlanta. Readers urged to write about their case for personalized treatment directions. S. S. S. available at drug stores. warned against substitutes.
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Swift Specie Co
iSwift Laboratory
Atlanta
Revised Homestead Laws for War Benefits
Washington D C Oct 12 Various exemptions from public land claim rules were enacted by Congress during the war. Settlers need not reside on claims before titling, time in military service counts fully, certain required improvements are suspended, desert land irrigation rules are paused, and other requirements are eased for men in the war.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Use Mississippi to Aid Transportation Plea
Winona Minnesota October 12 Use of the Mississippi river to solve transpor tation problems of the war was urged by President Thomas Wilkinson of Burlington Indiana in his annual address at the opening of the sixteenth convention of the upper Mississippi River improvement association today. Victory must follow a united American effort to assist the government in every way possible. The railroads are overtaxed. The Mississippi is Americas great water highway to be used to its greatest capacity in helping win the war. Deserter note references in the Times-Republican.
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Winona
Minn
Thomas Wilkinson
Burlington
Upper Mississippi River Improvement Association
Woman credits Tanlac after years of illness and pain
Mrs. E G Rensiow of 411 Edwards Street Waterloo says she suffered stomach trouble for three years and was operated on thrice. After trying Tanlac sold by Schuneman Drug Co Waterloo she reports improved appetite nerves sleep and energy with noticeable weight gain and plans to recommend the medicine.
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E. G. Rensiow
Edwards Street
Waterloo
Taniac
Minch
Tanlac
Tantac
Individual Preparedness and Dr Williams Pink Pills
A wartime appeal urges readers to strengthen themselves before aiding national defense. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a non alcoholic tonic to build blood and vitality for run down individuals, promising ease for tremors and nervous weakness. Free booklets on nervous disorders are advertised, with the pamphlet and home treatment guide offered by the Dr Williams Medicine Co. and available through local druggists.
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Dr. Willing Medicine Co
Schenectady
N.Y
Dr. Williams
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