Tanlac sales in Georgia soar past 750000 bottles
In Georgia Tanlac sales reach 758,552 bottles, about 126,000 annually, with over 3,000 bottles sold weekly. The ad touts Tanlac as a mix of medicinal elements that rebuilds digestion, reduces stomach troubles, and strengthens the whole body, claiming widespread relief and mass demand. Athens retailers Warren J. Smith & Bros. and leading druggists carry it.
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Georgia
Rabun Gap
Tybee Light
Georga
Tanlae
Taulac
North America
Tanlac
Athens
Warren
The Williams Treat
An advertisement touts The Williams Treatment for uric acid related ailments including kidney and rheumatic diseases. It claims a 32 dose program with free samples upon request and urges readers to send name and address for mail order details. Railroad schedule snippets and local station notices appear amid medical copy.
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Ana Erine
Anni
Local Legion Wires Foch Stopover for Athens visit
Athens citizens may hear Distinguished Marshal Ferdinand Foch when his touring train stops in the city. John R. Northcutt, commander of the Allen Fleming Jr post, received a wire confirming a potential stop and directing coordination through Alton P. Roberts in Marquette and the local American Legion chapter. The stop is expected for a brief period to allow a visit to the city and the university, with civic groups supporting via Legion for proper handling.
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Athens
Marshal Ferdinand Poth
United States
American Legion
John R. Northcutt
Allen Fleming, Jr
Foch
Northcutt
Alton P. Roberts
American Legion Committee
The
Checker Meet in Augusta. Georgia druggist wins South title
George GQ Ray, a local druggist, claimed the seeker championship of the South at a tournament held last August. Asheville, N.C. figures in the report as part of the circuit. The piece also mentions a forthcoming flight by the Navy’s C-7 aircraft with a tentative schedule for Washington.
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Augusta. Ga
George GQ Ray i
Rg Af
Ashevile
N.C
Berte
Quiet New York cotton market with mixed futures moves
The New York cotton market opened firm before a soft session as January and March drifted, later easing amid light offerings and nervousness over pink bollworm, while New Orleans futures showed gains then declines. Reports cited better Liverpool tone but weak goods trade, with tight liquidity and anticipated private bureau figures influencing sentiment.
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New York
Liverpool
Manchester
New Orleans
Morse Boards Ship For Return to U. S.
Augusta Ga dispatch reports Morse prepares to return to the United States after a tragedy at Baldoe South Carolina. The wife and three children died suddenly from a mysterious illness, prompting an unusual sequence of events and a somber voyage home.
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Morse
U. S
Augusta
Baldoe
8. C
Chicago Wheat and Cattle Markets Slip in Mixed Trading
Chicago futures showed wheat easing with declines of up to one percent as prices closed heavy. Corn and oats fluctuated with modest gains and losses amid unsettled support. In St Louis and Chicago cash markets, steady to lower quotes appeared for wheat and corn while cattle and hog receipts rose, with hogs down modestly and lambs trading steady to firm.
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Piloes
Eady
Bae
TBR
Chicago
Owen
Peace Negotiations Reported As Failure
Continued from page 1 the piece notes negotiations have been definitively broken off raising the prospect of no early settlement The Times quotes a “reasoned negative” from Sinn Fein suggesting amendments rather than a flat refusal while The Westminster Gazette and The Daily News call for cool consideration and more discussion urging mutual concessions to avoid extremism and hoping extremists will be ignored sooner rather than later
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Sinn Fein
the Times
Tally Chronicle
Westminster Qagette
Daily News
The Foolish Age shines at Palace with Miss Dorty May
IMUSEMENTS. The Fool ish Age a new Miss Dorty May starring vehicle for R-C Pictures, written by Hunt Stromberg. The debut film shows May as a wealthy debutante who wishes to uplift the fallen, aided by Halam Coaigy Otis Harlan and others. Palace theatre screens Tuesday with a companion comedy.
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Miss Dorty May
R-C Pictures Corporation
All Ready
Palace Theatre
Hunt Stromberg
Miss Stay
Mr. |Stromberg
Miss May
Jeter
Margie
Halam Coaigy
Otis Harlan
Bull Mattians
Lillian W. Arthur
Hoyt
Pte. Bimer
Apike Robinson
Hallam Cooley
E. Men
Americis
New York Stock Market and Foreign Exchange Summary
New York stock markets opened with shares in demand for several key names, led by International Harvester, Pullman, General Electric, American Woolen, U. S. Rubber, Allied Chemicals, Crucible Steel and Transcontinental. Liberty bonds showed varied bids and higher quotes, while foreign exchange remained strong with Britain, France and Germany firming against the dollar.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
T.ag
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Greece
Argentina
Wahington
American International
Mercantile Afaring
Firecorrect
International Harvester
Pullman
General Electric
American Woolen
U. S, Rubber
Allied Chemicals
Crucible Steel
Transcontinental Clisp
of Land
Genepal Asphalt
el Ristroleum
Natueral Biscuit
OTHE MARKETS REPORTS ACROSS U S TRADING NOTES
Market dispatches show steady New York dairy butter and creamery, mixed creamery cream prices, and varied cheese quotes. Poultry prices in New York and Chicago grain and potato markets indicate fluctuating demand, with Savannah reports highlighting shipments and wholesale prices.
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New York
New — York
Sucar Market
Stockholders Not Liable Says Judge in Georgia Case
Judge Beverly D. Eyang ruled that stockholders in a bankruptcy case are not personally liable. The decision follows a dispute over a corporation’s debts and asset claims. The ruling affects R. F. Willinghame and other stockholders in the Macon, Georgia matter.
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Macon
Beverly D. Eyang
R. F
Fragmentary note on dyeing and garment care advised
The fragment mentions a person named Diamom Dyes and a directive about whether to dye fabrics, including linen and garments. It references dyed skirts, shabby dresses, stockings, coats, and hangings, suggesting guidance on colorfastness and fabric treatment. The text is partially garbled with unclear lines.
Dondering Hair Growth Could Help Your Lapse
Fragment shows an old ad promising hair growth with a thin flat hair growth claim and a 39 cent bottle price. It suggests a miracle solution for itching and falling hair, claiming dramatic results with quick use and visible fullness.
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