Cardui Helps Woman Endure Distressing Symptoms
In Goldsboro North Carolina Mrs Etta A Smith reports relief from neuralgia heart distress and side and bowels pain after using Cardui the woman’s tonic. The ad urges other suffering women to take Cardui to build strength and prevent illness, note the druggist sells it and directs readers to write the advisory department.
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Goldsboro
N. C
Etta A. Smith
gAtter
Southern Railway Athens Train Schedule Reveals Departures
Athens readers receive arrival and departure times for Lula and Lilla trains on a daily or Sunday basis. Information notes that figures are for information only and not guaranteed. Officials listed include C. T. Barrier Athens and James Freeman Atlanta, with other railway officers in Washington D C and Atlanta.
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Athens
Lilla
Lula
Mm. C. T. Barrier
T. A
James Freeman
Atlanta
Uniform Legislation Sought At Insurance Officials Meet
Chicago hosts a two day gathering of prominent members of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners focusing on uniform legislation and department rulings. Also a testimonial to Dr King's New Discovery praised for curing lung diseases and coughs, with prices and local guarantees.
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Chicago
National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Ozark
Hiram Scranton
Clay City
Dr. King
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R Palmer & Sons
South Sees Rapid Growth With Hundreds Thousand Dollar Ventures
The Tradesman reports weekly additions of diverse regional industries across Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia. New ventures include oil and gas firms, banks, lumber and realty companies, mining, manufacturing, and rail interests, signaling substantial capital and planned expansion across the southern United States.
Labor World Notes Highlight Global Unions and Industry
A composite of early 20th century labor items notes a planned cooperative store in Kansas City on profit sharing, a New York court ruling deeming compulsory workers’ compensation unconstitutional, and widespread union activity in Canada, England, and the United States. It reports Amalgamated Carpenters in Canada with 2159 members, UK fatality and injury estimates, American mining instruction in Pennsylvania, Honolulu union tensions, Racine drug clerks forming a union, and label-driven labor campaigns. Also mentions Germany’s strong employers association, Tranent coal mine closure in Scotland after seven centuries, U.S. factory shutdowns in Iowa tied to overproduction, and Texarkana’s wage rise for conductors and motormen.
Save the Birds and Protect the Field Against the Boll Weevil
Dr. DeLoach of the State College of Agriculture heads Audubon efforts noting birds eat boll weevils and defend cotton fields. He backs stringent laws, including five years prohibiting quail slaughter to curb pests. The Macon Telegraph supports protecting quail. promoting hog farming to boost Georgia pork production amid looming weevil threats.
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DeLoach
State College of Agriculture
Audubon Societies For the Protection of Birds
Macon Telegraph
Georgia
Stroy
Bob White
Fats
English cotton masters propose shorter working hours
Overproduction drives English cotton masters to reestablish short time work, abandoned in November after two years of enforcement. An interested party may write to the secretary of the Chamber of Commerce at Athens, Georgia, to learn a location for a first class factory site that would be pleasant and profitable.
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Chamber of Commerce
Athens
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