Good Blood Speaks for Itself Disease Cure Claim Ad
An advertisement extols the virtues of S.S.S. a vegetable blood cleanser, claiming rich red blood yields health, clear skin, and strong nerves. It includes testimonials from Mrs M H Davidson of Rockmart Georgia and Mrs L B Jackson of Kansas City Kansas praising cures and vitality after using the remedy. The Swift Specific Co of Atlanta markets the product and offers a free health book.
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S.S.S
SWIFT
Atlanta
Gas
Flood Devastates Duttonville and Wallington Homes
Passaic New Jersey October 10 flooding hits Duttonville with 100 plus houses swept away as a 15 foot Erie embankment breaks. Water pours into the village and moves or overturns many structures while Wallington suburb floods up to 12 feet. Residents travel by boat amid widespread destruction and property loss.
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Passaic
N. J
Duttonville
Hear
Erie Railroad
Wallington
Rail service disrupted by flooding along Delaware Valley
Philadelphia reports heavy floods from Trenton and the Delaware River swelling the Schuylkill and Raritan basins. Tracks inundated, water depths over rail lines, and trains between Philadelphia and New York limited to Bristol. Towns report damaged property and a token hotel washed from Townsend Inlet.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennovania Railroad Company
Trenton
N. J
New York City
Bristol
Tlaware
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Delaware
Maritime Exchange
Townsend Inlet
Sechuykill
Cini Textile
Nangtuck
Lower
Skuylkill
Mainmount Park
Philadelphia and
Rea
New York
Delaware River Rising Flood Delays Trenton Rail Service
Doct. 10 report shows heavy flood on the Delaware River subsiding but rail traffic remain halted. Five trains, including New York express, stalled in Trenton. circus cars also delayed. Bar num and Bailey cars among affected. Bridge held down by high water. Delaware river still rising threatening southern city streets and flooded basements. street railway powerhouse flooded with resumed service expected by noon.
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Trenton
N. J
Doct
Pennsylvania
New York
Philadelphia
New York City
Trenton Street Railway Company
Delaware
Fair Street
Cotton Crop Estimated at 10 Million Bales by Commissioners
Montgomery Oct 10 Ten million two hundred seventy one thousand bales is the crop estimate by the Association of Southern Commissioners Agriculture after three days of study. The report lists state-by-state figures from Alabama Arkansas Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Texas and Indian Territory with a total around ten million bales and urges stopping cotton imports from Texas to curb the cotton boll weevil.
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Montgomery
Ala
Association of Southern Commissionersgriculture
States
Alabama
Arrikansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Texas
Indian Territory
Strike at New Orleans halts loading of Leyland steamer
In New Orleans on October 10, 150 police and workers kept off the Celeste Street wharves as the Mexican of the Leyland line neared loading. A signalled delay followed talks between the mayor and screwmen. A federal injunction restrains the screwmen and the dock union declined to join a sympathy strike while negotiations were reported to continue.
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New Orleans
Celeste Street
St. Louis
United States
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A. H. Thurness
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Wills Creek Coal Co
Buffalo
Foley & CO
Chicago, Ill
H. R. Palmer &8Oons
Arnold & Sorrelis
Orr Drug Co
W. J. Smith & Bro
E. CO. McEvoy
Atlanta, GA
Shaboarytd Air Line
Gate City
Z. Hoke
Athens
Banner
Geo. L. Heard
High Tower
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Arnold & Sorsells
The
E. O. McEvoy
Efor Sale
Oconee Street
T. A. Adams
Oconee St
A. B. Baxter
Ine Commission
Georgia National Bank
Broad St
Athens, Ga
S. E. Greene
Clayton Street
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