Splendid Laxative for Elderly People
The article extols Dr. W B Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle effective laxative for seniors. It cites long use since 30 years and a testimonial from Mrs Rachel Allen of Galesburg, age 71, who found it beneficial. A fifty cent bottle is sold by druggists and a free trial bottle is offered by writing to Dr Caldwell at Monticello Illinois.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Mia
Rachel Allen
Galesburg
Kane
Dr. Caldwell
Pepsin
Burns Spied on Priest May Face Indictment
New York May 30案 A new date in the phone tapping scandal centers on detective William J. Burns accused of tapping the phones of two Catholic priests. Investigators note a conversation linked to Father Dineen and Monsignor Dunn did not appear in police or company records. Lawyers for clergymen seek Burns’s indictment as admissions surface about potential police or private tapping methods.
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William J. Burns
New York
Turn
Sandal
Joseph P. Dineen
Hayes
New York Achhdiocese
D. C
Thompson Committee
Burns
John A. Kingsbury
Charities Commissioner
Eithne Mouigo
Dana Dineen
Rae
Burna
Middleton News Reports Local Gatherings and Visits
A large crowd attended the graveyard work event last Saturday with a sermon on Sunday. Mrs. B B Nungelley recovering at Sellers hospital in Anniston. Dee Warren Asa Nun and Roberta Nuaneley visited Bun day with Mr and Mrs J H Bisson. Mrs H B Davie of Jacksonville spent the weekend with her parents. John Harden of Birmingham visited friends Sunday.
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B. B. Nungelley
Sellers’ Hospital
Anniston
Dee Warren
Asa Nun
Roberta Nuaneley
J. H. Bisson
H. B. Davie
Jacksonville
T. W. Bisson
John Harden
Birmingham
Ila Snider
Lizzie Smith
Audrey Faulkner
Tom Faulkner
John Faulkner
Jim Foster
F. W. Smith
Eister
Jim Paulkner
Lithe
John Jacks
Gus Jacks
Lonzo
Susie Haywood
Effie Massey
Pauline Sparke
William Snider
C. M. Moore
Nance O Neils Dual Role Shines In The Flames Of Johannis
Admirers of Nance O Neil are invited to see her in a Lubin photoplay featuring The Flames of Johannis. She plays Marika a foundling and Zirah an evil gypsy in a demanding dual role. Her strongest feat is distinguishing the two characters under bright cinema lights without stage lighting tricks. Savoy tomorrow.
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Nance O'Neil
Legion
Lubin
Johannis
Marika
Zirah
Miss O'Neil
Peggy Ainssess Faces Society and Charity in City Tale
Peggy Ainssess daughter of a wealthy broker grows tired of society life and pursues charitable work in New York slums with settlement worker Charles Hathaway. She is engaged to Algie Sherwood, while Isabelle Rawliston schemes to break them up by claiming Peggy’s interest in Hathaway is romantic. Jealousy erupts as Peggy refuses to abandon settlement work, returning the engagement ring. The picture was produced in Savannah Theater for Wednesday.
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Peggy
Ainssess
New York City
Charles Hathaway
Algie Sherwood
Isabelle Rawliston
Sherwood
Pexry
Isabelle
Pegg
Five Hundred Thousand Rabbits for British Troops
Norfolk, Va May 30 Five hundred thousand rabbits for consumption by the British army in France form part of the cargo of the British steamer Cumberland which docked here for coal. The vessel then reloaded with two million dollars worth of supplies mainly meats from Wellington New Zealand via the Panama Canal.
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Norfolk
France
Cteamer Cumberland
Wellington
N. Z
Panama Canal
Mrs Horton Testimony Fails to Shake Waite Trial
In New York the testimony of Mrs Margaret Horton studio companion of Dr Arthur Warre Waite did not carry the expected weight in the trial of a young dentist found guilty of poisoning his wife's parents. On the stand Horton observed Waite admit to matters linked to his father in law John E Peek.
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Margaret Horton
New York
Arthur Warret’ Waite
Ontario potato war nets ambulance and cash for pupils
In Ontario, school pupils raised 1843 in cash and funded a motor ambulance for war zones. The program involved 2,566 plots across 34 counties with seedling support from the Ontario department of agriculture amid variable yields.
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Toronto
Canlack
Ontario
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Wall Street figure linked to Atlanta prison case
David J. Lamarr, once called the Wall Street fox, began a two year term at the Atlanta federal prison after impersonating congressman Mitchell Palmer. Palmer may be appointed assistant librarian of the prison library. The current librarian Hunter Rates, a Memphis banker, is serving five years for embezzlement.
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Atlanta
David J. Lamar
James “Welf
Wall St
Congmamman
Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
Hunter Ratae
Memphis
Holly Springs News Report and Local Notices
Crops look good around Holly Springs after rain. Mrs. New and her Atlanta visitor stay with Mrs. Lester near DeArmanville. Sunday school moves to 9 AM. preaching at 11 AM by Rev. W. B. Griffin of Alexandria. J. R. Lester learns his sister Vera Seay of Boaz has died, leaving husband, infant, and eight siblings.
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Holly Springs
New
Little Son
Atlanta
Lester
DeArmanville
W. 8. Griffin
Alexandria
J. R. Lester
Vera Seay
Boaz
Ala
James A. Lester
Lineville
News of Pleasant Ridge Social Visit Notes
The Pleasant Ridge community reports social visits among residents. Ila Snider Lizzie Smith Aud rey Faulkner and several Faulkner family members are mentioned with various neighbors and relatives spending days together.
Medicine Effective Climate Failed: Tuberculosis Hope Declares
A testimonial from Feltman Laboratory in Philadelphia touts Kekman's Alterative as a cure for tuberculosis and bronchial conditions. The letter recounts severe illness in 1904 05 with pneumonia and TB symptoms, claims dramatic recovery after using the remedy, and promotes the product with pricing and ordering details.
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Kekman
Weldon
Fort Worth
Texas
Canon City
Colorado
Renek
Hekmen
Luna
Hmckman
Feltman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Gets It Corn Cure Promises Quick Pain Relief
Mr Went and Cut It introduces Gets It, a corn cure claimed to stop pain in two seconds and dry instantly. The ad boasts no sticking plasters, claims the corn will come off clean and suggests wearing smaller shoes. Distributed by E Lawrence & Co Chicago Ill at 25 cents a bottle.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Ill
Way or the Tiger Hard in Atlanta
Atlanta detectives tracking blind tigers have devised a new method to raid suspected houses. They enter seemingly deserted negro residences and often encounter large quantities of contraband liquor. Blind tigers face increasing difficulties as hiding spots are found quickly.
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Atlanta
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