No Hard Times Under Wilson Says Repubb
Edward D. Easton president of the Columbia Graphophone Co. in Washington declares prosperity under Wilson with no hard times. He praises Wilson, notes resumed dividends at higher rates, a $250000 plant expansion in Bridgeport, higher wages, shorter hours, and optimism after Wilson’s nomination.
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Wilson
Washington, D. C
Edward D. Easton
Columbia Graphophone Company of
New York
Columbia Graphophone Co
Roosevelt
Bridgeport
Conn
Pacific Coast
Woodrow Wilson
Cotton market closes for Good Friday exchanges
News from New Orleans notes cotton market activity for eight months ending March 31 with 13,261,389 bales brought into sight. Movement across ports totals 9,199,770 bales while overland flows to mills and Canada reach 865,143 bales. Seaboard stocks and interior points finish at 2,423,735 bales, with various year-to-year changes.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
IH. G. Hester
United States
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Canada
Easter Go to Church Day Calls for Action and Reflection
A exhortation to church members to attend services on Easter and set a living example for non-churchgoers. It challenges readers with questions about church impact, personal commitment, and faithful living, then shifts to an ad for Sloan's Liniment claiming fast relief and money-back satisfaction.
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Sloan's
Sloan
School children stage "The Three Bears" and more Wednesday
The Daisy Room at the High School presents a Wednesday evening program directed by Miss Harbin with Miss Ross guiding music. Features include "The Three Bears" and "The Flowers Party" with a long cast of named students and a closing sequence of songs and dances.
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Miss Harbin
Miss Ross
the Three Bears
Messrs
Sam Nickerson
Norman Nickerson
Jefferson Eppes
Robert Hunt
Katherine Eppes
Claudia Flanigen
Ruby Lanier
Helen Capps
Mayhewe Batty
Marcella Dearing
Easter Services at Emmanuel Church Athens Georgia
Easter Day at Emmanuel Church Athens Georgia features Holy Communion Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 00 a m with Processional Hymn and choral settings plus a 4 00 p m Children's Easter Festival. The flowers honor the late Rev Henderson on the parish grave.
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Benny
Emmanuel Church
Athens
Georgia
Jesus
Christ
Camidge
Camidege
Christian Soliders
Dr. Henderson
Cure for Sour Stomach: Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsement
Mrs. Wm. M. Thompson of Battle Creek Michigan reports relief from indigestion sour stomach and bad breath after taking two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets highly praising them. Available for sale by all dealers.
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Wm. M. Thompson
Battle Creek, Mich
Adv
Round trip steamship rates for W O W convention
Railroads offer cheaper round trip excursion rates to Athens for the May Head Camp of the Woodmen of the World. A special Atlanta to Athens train is arranged for delegates leaving April 11th, with connections from Thomasville April 12th, seeking to secure accommodations by April 5th. Americus plans a strong delegation for 1917.
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Athens
Newton Phillips
Atlanta
Head Grove
W. C
Seaboard Railway
Union Station
Thomasville
4. B. & A. Railway
Rheumatic Pain Relief Promoted by Liniment
Mrs. Elmer Hatch of Peru Indiana reports years of rheumatic attacks eased immediately by Chamberlain's Liniment. She recommends it to others and notes 25 and 50 cent bottles are for sale by all dealers.
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Elmer Hatch
Peru
Ind
Chamberlain
Death of Miss Eula May Gunter at state sanitarium Milledgeville
Miss Eula May Gunter died Thursday at the Milledgeville state sanitarium in her 27th year after years of ill health and months bedridden. She leaves a mother and sister, and church community memories speak of her quiet, ladylike nature and suffering. The obituary notes a hopeful religious farewell.
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Milledgeville
Eula May Gunter
Methodist Church
Immigrant Mix Sparks Debate in Early 1915
The first month of 1915 saw 15 481 immigrants admitted to the United States with 9 087 males and 6 394 females. Officials warn the male surplus and temporary nature of many arrivals threaten American standards amid unemployment and labor competition. Also notes Praise for Chamberlains Cough Remedy and a Thoreau quote on nail driving.
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Washington, D. C
New York
United States
U. S Bureau of Immigration
Home Coming in Columbus Sets Big Visitor Expectation
Atlanta reports Columbus expects at least 10,000 visitors for the April 14 to 17 Home Coming and Civil War last battle celebration. A Diversified Farming School on April 15, co sponsored by the Columbus and Georgia chambers, will share practical methods for financing crops and marketing. Noted speakers include Dr Peter Bahnsen Dr A Cary Dr A M Soule and LeRoy Duncan as railroads offer low rates for the week.
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Atlanta
Columbus
Col. R. v. Spencer
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Alabama
Peter I. Bahnsen
A. Cary
A. M. Soule
Georgia State College of Agriculture
LeRoy Duncan
Col. Spencer
Southern Railway bans noises disturbing sleeping car passengers
Atlanta April 2 The Southern Railway forbids unnecessary noises in stations during night hours around sleeping cars. Bell ringing by switch engines and loud talks by porters are restricted amid a campaign led by Vice President and General Manager Chapman. Notices at stations state berths are ready after 10 o clock and request quietness. Early results show a marked drop in passenger complaints.
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Atlanta
Southern Railway
Chapman
Mystery of Diamond Origins Across North America
The piece notes diamonds and other stones form in deep earth and surface via upheaval, with well known links to South African fields yet puzzling finds along ancient North American glacial drift paths. It connects crystalline forms to broader mysteries of geology and mineralogy.
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North America
Intellectual companionship across gaps of taste
Quote by Oliver Wendell Holmes on love and friendship. Most world loves and friendships exist between people who could not read or spell, yet intellectual companionship can be found easily in men and books.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
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