Semi-Weekly Republic Debuts in Calhoun County Journalism
The Republic, formerly the Jacksonville Republican, will publish twice weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays starting mid January. Anniston Publishing Company introduces a semi weekly edition with Hearst Syndicate telegraph and Union Press Association news, plus a Farmers Union Department and farm and home features.
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There Will Be No Change in the Price of the Republic
The Republic will keep its price per year and continue extensive coverage in Calhoun County and surrounding areas. Publishers promise the largest value newspaper in the region, with old subscribers getting twice as much, and new subscribers receiving more than double what other papers offer. Join the Semi-Weekly Republic.
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Seaboard Air Line Introduces Winter Schedule to Florida
The Seaboard Air Line will begin a fast winter schedule from New York to Florida resorts including Jacksonville, Miami and Palm Beach. The service will feature solid Pullman vestibule cars with dining and observation cars, offering a 21 hour run to St Augustine.
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Jacksonville
Miami
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St. Augustine
U. S. Fleet Advances Through Suez Canal
The advance ships of the battleship fleet under Admiral Sperry entered the mouth of the Suez canal today and are due to reach Port Said late tonight or early tomorrow.
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Sperry
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Beell and Olson Meet Tonight in Chicago Bout
Wisconsin's Fred Beell and Charley Olson of Indianapolis square off in Chicago tonight for the light heavyweight wrestling title. Both claim top honors and a strong contest is anticipated.
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Fred Beell
Wisconsin
Charley Olson
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America
Montana Legislature Begins With Ambitious Reforms
The Montana Legislature opened in Helena with plans to pass a new primary law abolish railroad passes create several new counties conserve natural resources and expand the powers of the State railroad commission in this regular session.
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Supreme court to hear extradition cases of Villarea Librado and Magon
The Supreme court reconvened to hear Villarea Librado and Magon who resist extradition from California to Arizona. They are accused of inciting a filibustering expedition into Mexico and the Mexican government shows strong interest in the case.
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Lodge 18 Favorite Cabinet Bid Converses With Taft
Senator Lodge returned from Augusta Georgia after conferring with Judge Taft on a cabinet post for George Von L Meyer. Reticence aside, it is believed Lodge achieved his objective.
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Iowa Game and Fish Protective Association Opens First Annual Meeting
The Iowa State Game and Fish Protective Association began its first annual meeting in Dubuque January 44. It will discuss measures to advance its objectives ahead of the upcoming legislature.
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Dubuqe
Iowa State Game and Fish Protective Association
Chamberlain's Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Rheumatism
This common form of muscular rheumatism requires no internal treatment. Apply Chamberlain's Liniment freely twice daily for a quick cure. It is promoted for muscular and chronic rheumatism, sprains, and bruises. Price 25 cents, large 50 cents, sold by Elam Ordway & Houser.
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Cooper Trio About to Face Murder Trial in Nashville
The Nashville criminal court opens today with the scheduled January 20 start for the trial of Colonel D. B. Cooper Robin Cooper and John D. Sharpe over the alleged murder of former Senator E. E. Cammick. The case draws wide attention as the term begins.
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Stomach Trouble Cured Says Edina Man
Mr J P Klote of Edina Missouri says he has tried many medicines for stomach trouble but Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are more beneficial than any other remedy. For sale by Elam Ord.
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Hains Case Near End As Defense Rules Insanity Testimony
In Flushing L I Jan 4 attorney Shay opened the trial of T Jenkins Hains saying the defense will place little stress on insanity expert testimony and that the case should largely end when the defendant tells his story on the stand.
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Willett to speak on The Future of the South in Chicago
Judge Joseph J. Willett will address the Union League Club in Chicago on February 22 Washingtons birthday on The Future of the South. The club has arranged a suite in the Annex for his stay and expressed strong interest in the topic.
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Foley’s Orino Laxative Promises Constipation Cure
Advertisement copy touts Foley's Orino Laxative as a cure for chronic constipation and sluggish liver. Claims regular bowel movements without constant purgatives and notes Pleasant to take with names W. E. Lloyd and Elam, Ordway & Houser.
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National Commission Meeting Draws Baseball Leaders
Cincinnati January 4. The National Commission meeting draws many baseball leaders from major and minor leagues. The hearings will review grievances of the stern League and the American Association, with a possible decision postponed to a later date.
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Foley's Honey and Tar praised for infants and children
The advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy for infants and kids with no opiates. It urges mothers to keep a bottle at home and to refuse substitutes. It credits Elam Ordway Houser and W. B. Livyd as sellers.
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Ordway & Houser
W. B. Livyd
Prohibition Fight Looms in Tennessee Legislature
Nashville January 4 The Tennessee Legislature opens with statewide prohibition as the dominant issue. Both sides mobilize for a bitter battle as a dry section grows and radicals vow to push Tennessee into the prohibition camp. The Pendleton law allows local option in towns under 100000, while the four mile law remains effectively prohibitive.
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Religious Author Endorses Foley Kidney Remedy
A religious author narrates years of kidney trouble and a severe episode last winter. After using Foley Kidney Remedy, the pain lessened and urine returned to normal, leading to a recommendation of Foley's Kidney Remedy and endorsing Vlam, Ordway & Houser and W. E. Lloyd.
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Hieber Power and the Czars in a Times Dispatch quip
A Richmond Times Dispatch item jokes about power and authority noting that where there is a czar there is usually a czarine, implying the reach of influence contrasts with reverence.
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Richmond Times Dispateh
No Case of Coughs Turning to Pneumonia Cited for Foley’s
An older note claims there is no record of a cough or cold developing into pneumonia after taking Foley’s Honey and Tar. It praises the remedy as curing and lists Elam of Ord and Howser and W. E. Lloyd as supporters.
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When a chemeteen becomes blind it loses color change power
The creature darkens to a blackish hue and cannot alter its color once its sight is gone, losing its characteristic hue-changing ability.
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