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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1910
Page
9
Promotes right living and proper recreation as keys to health. Advocates using a simple remedy and praises the California Fig Syrup Co. laxative as the one perfect option. Warns to buy only the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co. and from leading druggists.
Mr E A Kelley of Belvidere Illinois writes he suffered kidney trouble for three years with hip pain bladder issues and vision specks. He used Foley's Kidney Pills and reports solid improvement and regained health. Sold by druggists.
New Orleans Feb 21 organized effort spreads to form Merchant Marine Leagues across the southern states. The aim is federal action to rehabilitate the U S merchant marine and secure Gulf port shares of future ocean mail routes. emphasis on amended Humphrey bill H R 16362 and American registration of foreign built ships. Louisiana leads with a Southern delegates convention citing the need for federal support and southern representation in passing legislation. President S A Trufant of the Louisiana League plans addresses to promote the bill as patriotic and beneficial to the region.
Lawmakers argue Panama Canal access benefits Gulf and Pacific coast states. The Humphrey bill amended to require foreign built ship registration is urged to pass, enabling new southern to southward shipping lines. Louisiana Merchant Marine League backs the reform and allied groups endorse the measure. President Helps Orphans: Electric Bitters praised at Macon orphanage for stomach liver kidney troubles. advertised as a vital tonic for weak or rundown people including children and women. 50c at local stores.
Topeka hosts a Kansas Democratic gathering for the state central committee meeting and Washington birthday banquet. Leaders seek harmony to exploit Republican divisions and aim to elect part or all of the state ticket, with State Senator Hodges of Olathe favored for governor. the central committee will choose a chairman, secretary, and a replacement national committeeman after John H. Atwood’s removal.
A reader-note warns of delays in treating crop cases and urges keeping Chamberisins Cough Remedy at home. It suggests giving the remedy to children at the first sign of croup, noting it is pleasant to take.
In Columbia on February 21 the states first conference on the conservation of health opened with medical professionals and health officers in attendance. Over two days the program will address public health education, sanitation laws enforcement, tuberculosis treatment, health official powers, economic losses from preventable disease, child health reform, malaria eradication, hookworm control, and modernization of education and labor in health efforts.
William and Aime Houle face murder charges in Valleyfield after Domina Pelletier, a brother in law, was killed near his home during ongoing family disputes. The case stems from Pelletier leaving his home amid quarrels with the Houle brothers.
Baron Daitoku Kikuchi president of Kyoto University visited Dr. David Murray’s grave in Elmwood cemetery New Brunswick on February 21 and laid a wreath to honor Murray’s role in shaping Japan’s modern education system Murray, an American educator and former secretary of the Regents of NYU, aided reforms after going to Japan in 1876 and becoming superintendent of education in Tokyo.
Advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preventive for croup and a certain cure, available from dealers. The claim notes early use once hoarseness appears or the croupy cough begins and asserts universal effectiveness.
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