Tanlac praised by Springfield man for appetite and health boosts
Joseph F.B. Drake of 430 Belmont Avenue Springfield Massachusetts credits Tanlac with improved appetite and stomach tone. He says he gained weight, shed dyspepsia, and reduced rheumatism, calling it a grand medicine. The drug is sold in Athens by Warren J. Smith and Bro and by druggists elsewhere.
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Joseph FB. Drake
Belmont Avenue
Springfield
Mass
Tanlac
Athens
Warren J. Smith and Bro
Ment
Parisian Sage Hair Treatment Ad Claims Quick Relief
A Parisian Sage advertisement touts a hair treatment that stops falling hair and itchy scalp, removes dandruff, and stimulates new growth. It promises easy use, noticeable improvement after washing, and money refunds at Palmer's Stores if not satisfactory.
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Arplesich Ieee
Om Palmer's
Mangum Leaves Georgia for Professional Baseball
Hillary Mangum of Grove Town Georgia a University of Georgia senior and former captain of the Georgia base ball team will join professional baseball this year He promised Marvin Wolfe president of the Augusta Club of the South Atlantic League first bid for his services Mangum known in Augusta could boost the local club having worked on two local newspapers and reported many games at the park
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Owens-Hair Agency
Augusta
Hillary Mangum
Grovetown
University of Georgia
Mangum
Marvin Wolfe
Augustan Club
Wolfe
Convention probes cotton deflation causes in New Orleans
Delegates appointed by governors of principal cotton states meet in New Orleans to find why cotton production is unprofitable and seek remedies. Acting President Barksdale presides in Butler’s absence as sessions begin with broad talks on the need for statistical machinery to guide production and pricing.
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New Orleans
Cameron Morrison
North Carolina
Butler
Bialga Demarimoeht
Asrrcljgre
Carefulbilled Cathartic Candy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertising snippet touts Cascarets as a candy like laxative that treats headaches colds upset stomachs and liver issues. It claims two tablets clear bowels overnight and costs ten cents a box. The tone mimics a sensational late night or Sunday ad. It mentions salts pills calomel and children are not spared from the product name.
Senate debates four power Pacific treaty reservations
President Harding's views sought on reservations to the four power Pacific treaty as Senate Foreign Relations Committee discussions, led by Chairman Lodge, meet Republican and Democratic opposition. Senator New Indiana, and Senator Brandegee of Connecticut press Congress review on treaty adjustments, while Lodge hints at possible agreement to speed ratification.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Harding
Democratic Committee
Wahlington
Massachusetts
New
Indiana
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Brandagee
Conn
Congress
New Restr
White House
Prussian universities faulted for monarchist ties vs republican student spirit
In Berlin the Prussian Diet heard Mago Preuss warn that university faculties cling to old monarchist traditions while student bodies push for a progressive republican edge. He urged autonomy and free speech as science seeks radical and liberal directions, amid Communist distrust of universities as Junker tools. London mains under streets noted.
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Berlin
Associated’ Press
Mago Preuss
Herr Preuss
Repubc
Freedom For Univerities
Herr Preise
Boeluts
Meng Oe Eee
Sulphur Clears Pimples Despite Murky Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe pimples and skin breakout patterns with unclear terms and misread phrases. The garbled text mentions sulphur and remedies, but lacks coherent details or names to identify a full event or person.
Northwestern address warns against untrained use of mental tests
At a Thursday talk before the National Vocational Guidance Association, a Northwestern University official urged the adoption of mental tests only by conservative experienced psychologists and educators. He warned loosely organized tests could be dangerous. if used by inexperiened hands, they may be of little value and become a positive menace in warfare-era contexts.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
National Vocational Guidance Association
Scott
Anlrond Board Announces More Wage Reductions
The United States railroad labor board announced new wage rules effective March 1 affecting 10,000 railroad firemen and oilers. Pro-rate pay after eight hours with time and one half after ten hours. Split trick for twelve hour spreads. eight hours counted as a day’s work under the new scheme. Sundays holidays pro-rata with minimum pay. Monthly workers’ wages to adjust away from old eight hour overtime. Disciplinary grievance rules sent back for further negotiation. Aligns with federal control era terms from January 16, 1920.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
The Wild Strong of North Dakota Quiets Blizzards
North Dakotan winters show milder trends with fewer fierce storms. Weather Bureau data from 1881-82 to 1919-20 reveal higher average temperatures, altered precipitation, and slower winds in recent decades. Old timers recall legendary blizzards, yet experts attribute change to varying decades and memory bias.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Weather Bureau
R. B. Spencer
Moorhead
Minn
United States Weather Bureau
Spencer
Liesslong
Free Airplane Ride Draw in Athens City Event
A city aviation promotion in Athens offers a free ride to one participant. Collect a number at a storage with neck S100 pure to be eligible for the daily drawing at a aviation event and hangar, where the lucky number will be drawn later today.
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Athens
Hoon
Rey Ender
Soviet Russia’s Military Budget for 1922 Reported
Moscow reports Soviet Russia’s first nine months 1922 military spend total 556,028,069 gold rubles about 228 million dollars with naval costs around 36 million. Army strength noted at over 1.5 million men and total armed forces about 1.7 million. Budget highlights include food appropriations of 79 million, Cheka costs 10.2 million, and education 61 million. Deficit about 115 million dollars.
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Moscow
Russia
America
Volga
Soviet Russia
Supreme Economic Council
Department of Health
Points Abolished at Paris Olympics Plan
New York reports that the 1924 Paris Olympic Games will use a go as you please basis with no points awarded. Officials from the American delegation explain that discussions failed to reach agreement on a scoring system, leading to the abolition of the points method.
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Antwerp
Paris
Olympic
Poltnsa
New York
Lausanne
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Health for Working Women
The advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervousness backache and despondency among wage earning women. It argues independence can burden health and claims the product helps restore zest in life and well being for many women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Red Chief Eludes Cossacks Again in Persian Revolt
Persian revolutionary Ehsanulla, called the Karl Marx of Persia, escapes Shahs Cossacks after a raid toward Teheran aided by Russian communists. He vows struggle against the Shah and feudal landlords, recounting betrayals that forced retreat and noting English disinterest after the Anglo-Russian treaty. He has fought since 1905 and remains a famed figure among Persian peasants.
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Moscow
Ehsanulla
Red Revolutionary Movement of
Persia
Teheran
Middle East
Karl Marx
Marino
Russia
Kutchik
Haidar
Resct
Tabriz
Horoghan
Weve
Sayyid Zia-u-Din
Advertisement Teases Quick Cure From Pneumonia
A brief, fragmented ad touts a remedy claimed to beat pneumonia faster than known options, referencing an “ive vl rips okies oran pe quicker than anything we know” text fragment without specific details or verifiable claims. The readable line suggests promotional intent rather than medical endorsement.
Persia Crisis Echoes In American Press
Fragmentary quotation portrays debate on Persia's future alignment with regional powers. It mentions North Persia, Teheran, Enver Pasha, Pan-Islamic union, and the speaker’s sympathy for peasants and social projects like schools and hospitals. The tone reflects concern over foreign influence and subjection to Turkish power.
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Persia
Teheran
Enver Pasha
Orient
Dublin Klan Honors Memory Of a Good Woman
In Dublin Georgia in a killingly tense scene, the coffin of Mrs Charles E Baggett was lowered to a grave as eight white robed figures appeared and laid a large floral wreath at the foot of the grave. The wreath bore the inscription from Dublin Klan No 103 Realm of Georgia Knight of the Ku Klux Klan. The robed figures vanished without identification. Political governments originated with the Greeks. Queen Elizabeth I of England wore a wrist watch.
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Dublin
Charles’ E. Baggett
Dublin Klan
Realm of Georgia
Ku Klux Klan
Women Need Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An advertisement urges women with kidney and bladder trouble to use Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. It claims kidneys affect other organs and list symptoms like back pain headache and nervousness. Offers sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. and to mention the paper.
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Raver
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