New Brunswick Holds Immigration Congress
Fredericton March 8 reports a large immigration congress where hundreds of delegates from boards of trade, mayors, editors and other leaders debated strategies to attract foreign immigrants and capital. Resolutions urge the legislature to cooperate with Ottawa in promoting development of the province’s natural resources.
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Fredericton
N. B
New Brunswick
Canada
Boards of Trade
Dominion
Justice Holmes Birthday Noted at Seventy One
Washington March 8 Associate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes celebrated his seventy first birthday as the oldest member of the Supreme Court. The article lists ages of current justices including McKenna Lurton Day White Lamar Van Yevanter and Hughes with Marion Pitney noted as fifty four last month.
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Washington, D. C
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Justice Holmes
Tar
Harlan, Brewer and Peckam
Justice McKenna
Justice Lurton
Justice Day
White
Justice Lamar
Justice van Yevanter
Justice Hughes
Marion Pitney
Bryan Speaks in Minneapolis and St Paul Meetups
William J. Bryan attended events in the Twin Cities at the invitation of the Hennepin County Democratic Club. He spoke at a lunch at the Hotel Radisson in Minneapolis and addressed an evening gathering at the St Paul Auditorium.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Hennepin County
Democratic Club
William J. Bryan
Twin Cities
Hotel Radisson
St. Paul Auditorium
Cardus touted in Alabama woman's letter testimonial
A Newburg resident Myrtle Cotrum says a year of back and head pains and pimples eased after taking Cardus. She praises its plant-based formula and recommends Cardul to other women, inviting readers to write for advice from the Chattanooga company.
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Newburg
Ala
Myrtle Cotrum
Nilie
Cardus
Miso
Toni
Anne
New England Conference on Rural Progress Meets in Boston
The New England conference on rural progress held its annual session at the State House in Boston to discuss plans for agricultural development. Farmers and representatives from railroads commercial organizations state boards of agriculture and state granges joined the discussions.
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Boston
New England
State House
Religious Educators to Meet in St Louis Next Week
St Louis hosts the ninth annual Religious Education Association convention with a four day session starting next week. The gathering will include several hundred leading clergy men and educators from across the country. Dr James H Kirkland chancellor of Vanderbilt University will preside.
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St. Louis
The
Religious Education Association
James H. Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
Uncle Remus Home Magazine and Daily Banner Offer
Readers are urged to order now for a one year subscription to Uncle Remus Home Magazine and six months of The Daily Banner for a total price of $2.50. Include payment and mailing details with the order.
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Remus
Home Magazine
The
Daily Banner
Cotton seed oil as a wholesome food defended by chemists
A Augusta Georgia Farmers Chronicle article reports a defense of refined cotton seed oil as food. It cites multiple chemists and officials asserting digestibility, safety, and nutritional value, plus its use by mill workers and general population as a lard substitute and edible oil.
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Georgia
North Carolina
H. F. Harris
State Board of Health
Johns Hopkins
W. D. Bigelow
Department of Agriculture
Washington
H. W. Wiley
Hr. T. Walte
Columbia University
New York
Farmer’s Chronicle
Augusta
Industrial Progress On Industrial Progress On
Industrial progress in the Southeast features multi million investments. Alabama coal property bought for 1 million with 250 thousand more to develop. Georgia company lands a 2 million lock and dam contract in Alabama. Woodworking plants near Waycross to employ 400. Sugar refinery eyed for Florida. Hotels planned in Jacksonville and Mobile. Numerous construction projects listed in Georgia Florida and Alabama with banks new in Athens Autaugaville and Georgiana. Thirteen new corporations formed with 287 thousand in capital.
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Columbus
The
Industrial Index
Alabama
Georgia
Waycross
Florida
Jacksonville
Ila
Lakeland
Fla
Mobile
Ala
Augusta
Atlanta
Rome
la Grange
Montgomery
Macon
Ellijay
Pelham
Gadsden
Dublin
Eastman
Gainesville
Roanoke
Fairhope
Wetumpka
Georgiana
Birmingham
Lyons
Guin
Albany
Calhoun County
Josephine
Live Oak
Carrollton
McRae
Cochran
Phil Campbell
Grist
Calera
Gladys
Harrow
Williams Kidney Pills Ad From Cleveland Ohio
Williams kidney pills claim to soothe overworked nerves and kidneys with relief for pains in joints and back. The ad targets nervous system strain and facial flabbiness, urging trial through a druggist and listing the manufacturer in Cleveland Ohio.
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Williams
PriteBic, L S Mfg.’Co
Vrops
Cleveland
Ohio
House Cleaning Time in Athens
The Banner reports a contract with National Vacuum Cleaner and a large shipment for spring cleaning. Subscribers’ households quickly request a demonstrator as demand far exceeds initial expectations, with The Banner pledging prompt service and doubled force if needed.
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Athens
Farmers Union Begins Fight for Home Crop Emphasis
Union City Ga March 8 Officials of the Farmers Union met to plan a campaign to push price preparation for this year crop and to increase home supplies. The Macon convention backed growing home supplies with officers elected Lawson E Brown W H Faust J T McDaniel and J L Lee to lead efforts . The group expresses optimism for growth and urges landlords to plant half land in food crops amid concerns over late rains and cotton pricing by speculators seeking eight cents a pound.
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Union City
Farmers Union
Macon
Lawson E. Brown
Sandersville
W. H. Faust
Oglethorpe
J.T. McDaniel
J. L. Lee
St. Mountain
Georgia
Farmers’ Union
R. F. Duckworth
End Catarrh With HYOMEI At Palmer & Sons
Advertisement urges readers to buy HYOMEI from H. R. Palmer & Sons for catarrh relief. Instructions claim opening the inhaler and using drops four to five times daily will banish catarrh and associated symptoms. The outfit costs $1.00 with extra bottles 50 cents, and the product carries a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Cough Remedy Promoted For Cold Dangers
An old warning notes that minor ailment cards can hide serious germ diseases like pneumonia and consumption. It recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to cure a cold before complications arise, and states the product is for sale by all dealers.
Women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Covington Missouri and Brownsville Indiana women report severe menstrual hemorrhages and weakness improve after taking the compound. Mrs Jennie Green says she can work again. Mrs O M Cline adds many doctors urged surgery but the remedy restored strength and health.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Green
Covington
Jennie Green
Covington, Mo
Brownsville
Ind
Shakespearean Plays at Colonial Theater March 15
The McEntee vison Company presents two Shakespearean works at the Colonial on Friday March 15. The matinee features The Merchant of Venice and the evening program Hamlet. The company, built from the Ben Greet Players, includes noted actors like Mr. McEntee Miss Evison Leonard Shepherd J S O'Brien Chester Barnett Augusta True and Helena Head among 25 members with strong blank verse training.
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Colonial Theater
McEntee Vison Company
McEntee-Evison
Ben Greet
England
McEntee
Miss Evison
Mr. Greet
Hamlet
Petruchio
Shylock
Romeo
Augusta True
Desdemona
Helena Head
E. H. Sothern
Delicately Formed and Gently Reared Women Embrace Natural Laxative
The passage promotes a gentle natural laxative suitable for maidens wives and mothers. It touts a mild senna-based remedy that acts safely at any time and offers refreshing taste and tonic benefits. The genuine product bears the California Fig Syrup label and is sold by leading druggists.
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