Cardui Cures Woman After Many Doctors Fail
A Virginia woman recounts suffering from severe womanly pains until doctors could offer no relief. After trying Cardui she reports significant improvement, saying she is now as well as ever and urges others to try the remedy, endorsing its health benefits and advising readers to seek information from the Ladies' Advisory Dept. at Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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Leette
J. C. Green
Cardui
Ing Cardus
J. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Is Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Freckle Cream Promise and Skin Soap Ad
An old advertisement touts Wilson's Freckle Cream as removing freckles and fading complexion flaws with a money back guarantee if results are not achieved. It markets 50 cent jars, a 1 dollar option, and Wilson's Fair Skin Soap at 25 cents, with mail order available.
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Wilson
Ilson
Disappointment Follows Hoke Smith Visit to Atlanta
Special to the Banner reports U S Senator Hoke Smith’s Atlanta stay left many faithful disappointed. Visitors, including Hooper Alexander and T J Shackelford, waited for offices Smith could not award. The piece notes Smith backing Alexander for district attorney and a potential fight over Hutchens versus Alexander for a Rome post, with Underwood’s influence cited.
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U. S
Hoke Smith
Atlanta
United States
Hoke
Smith
Joe Brown
Senator Smith
West Peachtree Street
Friedmann
Hooper Alexander
DeKalb
Son
T. J. Shackelford
Athens
Northern
District of Georgia
Mr Alexander
Shackelford
Shachelford
Mr. Alexander
House
Oscar Underwood
Georgia
G. R Hutchens
Rome
Alexander
Hutchens
Lazarus
North Georgia
William Schley Howyard
Fifth
Congressmen Push Local Postmaster Selections
The report notes Howard and other congressmen near Atlanta using influence to name postmasters in College Park and possibly Decatur. Charles L. Bartlett and others resent an alleged efficiency policy that delays firing Republican officials. It also suggests President Wilson must be more liberal toward lifelong Democrats to keep their party united.
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Atlanta
Decatur
Howard
College Park
Charles L. Bartlett
Macon
Wilson
Young husband Ralph Hoo faces trial for alleged murder
In Van Wert Ohio on March 31 Ralph Hoo, age 20, stands indicted for the killing of his wife at their home several months ago. The case moved to trial today with the accused husband awaiting judgment.
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van Wert
Ralph Hoo
Why He Was Late
A short dialogue recounts why the speaker returned home late after meeting Smithson. The conversation mentions asking about health and recommending Chamberlain's Tablets, sold by all dealers.
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Smithson
Chamberlain
Municipal elections sweep middle states this week
Chicago will elect a city clerk and city treasurer along with judges of the superior court while half the mayoral panel votes tomorrow. Anti saloon sentiment appears as a chief issue in many Wisconsin Indiana and Missouri cities during the spring polls.
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Chicago
Hainois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Missouri
Middle States
Superior Court
Sconsin
Mlinoi
Dallas Votes on $500,000 Bond for Playgrounds
Dallas citizens will vote tomorrow on a proposal to issue bonds totaling half a million dollars to extend and systematize the city’s playgrounds.
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Dallas
Texas
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