The Extravagance of New York City
New York City faces cash shortages. A $50 million bond sale is unlikely to relieve relief needs. Officials may seek legislature to raise borrowing capacity via constitutional amendment, a process taking years. City expenses soar, with 143 increase this year and per capita spending around 36, signaling heavy tax burdens for current and future generations. The interest burden tops $24 million annually, comparing to Chicago’s costs. The metropolis’ expense level rivals the national government’s, underscoring unprecedented municipal strain.
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New York
New York City
Chicago
United States
New York Times City
Dean's Kidney Pills Promised Cure Advocated by Athens Vendor
An Athens vendor endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as the best remedy for kidney disease, detailing symptoms from albumin loss to uric poisoning and claiming cured by the product. A testimonial from W. R. Booth of 452 River Street describes backache relief, sleep restoration, and overall health improvement after use, with pricing and distributor notes. Also mentions Taylor's Cherokee Remedy for coughs and lung troubles with drugstore pricing.
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Dean
Athens
W. R. Booth
River Street
H. R. Palmer & Son
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N.Y
United States
Dean’s
Tradesman lists 115 new southern industries this week
Chattanooga reports The Tradesman lists 115 new industries established in southern states during the past week. Highlights include a $2.5 million building and loan firm, a $1 million oil and gas company in Oklahoma, and multiple $100,000 plus ventures across Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Illinois Kentucky Tennessee and more.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Oil Aiil Gas Company
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Virgin
Tennessee
North Carolina
Missouri
Alabama
Preparations for Big Convention in Chicago in June
Sub-committee of the Republican National Committee led by Harry New and Elmer Dover gathered in Chicago on February 14 to finalize plans for the June national convention at the Coliseum. About 41,000 seats will be available with 1200 invited guests on a raised terrace, and a vast communications hub of 500 wires, 200 telephones, and many telegraph instruments will serve 1000 staff.
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Chicago
Ill
Republican National Committee
Harry New
Elmer Dover
Coliseum
United States
Loop District
Where She Fails A Tongue Battle Between Spouses
A clipped exchange from historical newspapers contrasts male and female rhetoric. The St. Louis Times notes the woman often holds her own in argument while the Louisville Courier Journal remarks on her pointed critique of America.
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St. Louis
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve For Piles
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is especially good for piles and is sold by all druggists.
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DeWitt
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J. R. Crane & CO
Clayton Street
Athens Business School
Lynwood Park
J. T. Anderson
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P.m
Bookhamer
Palmer
Central OF Georgia Railway
Gentral Tims
Macon
Madison
Georgia Railroad
Maccen
Informatio
Taylor
Nature
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Little Rock
van Buren
Bearden
Benton—Lamber
Ft. Smith
Carlisle
Watson
Walnut Ridge
Florida
Waldo
Georgia
Atlanta
Dublin
Kentucky
Louisville
Fulton
Horse Cave
Louisiana
New Orleans
Keithville
Shreveport
Estherwood
Joplin
Stewartsville
Kansas City
Fayetteville
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Guthrie
Alden
Nowata
Tulsa
Oil Company
Oil and Gas Company
Okmulgee
Coail and Gas Company
Ponca
el Reno
South Carolina
Union
Land, and Joan Company
Single Tree Manufacturing Company
Nashville
Novelty Works
Johnson City
Memphis
Amusement Company
Texas
Velasco
Pearsall
Bay City—Land Company
Virginia
Norfolk
Wer Petersburg
Louisa
Glamorgan
Urbania
Charleston
Hinton
Pennebono—Water Works
Weaton
Wheeling
Ays
America
Louisville Courier- Journal
Chas. Stern CO
John L. Arnold
Clayton and
Jackson Streets
The
Bell Telephone
BOR
Southern
Bell. Telephone and Telegraph Co
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