Tanlac Week Celebrates Second Anniversary as Top Medicine
Tanlac week marks the second anniversary of the best selling medicine. Over eight thousand leading dealers nationwide, agents for Tanlac, join in the celebration. Since its market introduction nearly two years ago, Tanlac has sold over seven and a quarter million bottles with vast demand across the South and beyond.
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Tanlac
Gulf
Great Lakes
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Atlanta
South
Tanlac touted by Citizens Pharmacy promotes health tonic
Citizens' Pharmacy promotes Tanlac as the best selling remedy since October 19 1915. It claims Tanlac is made from roots barks and herbs with no minerals or harmful drugs and sources ingredients from around the world. The ad urges neighbors to attest to its benefits for weak rundown people seeking digestion aid and nourishment.
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Alps
Pyrenees
Russian Asia
Jamaica
Europe
Brazil
West Indies
Rocky Mountains
Asia Minor
Persia
India
Mexico
Columbia
Peru
Ocean Steamship Co Raises Wages for Laborers
Special to the Banner from Savannah Georgia reports a voluntary wage increase by Ocean Steamship Co benefiting about 600 laborers. The new scale adds two and a half to three cents per hour, totaling roughly $7,000 weekly more, or about $144 daily for eight hour days, largely for workers on the new terminals.
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Savannah
Ocean Steamship Co
Steamship Company
Palmer and Wright announce ward two and ward one runs
H R Palmer announces candidacy for re election as alderman of the Second ward pending Democratic primary action. R T Wright also announces, running in the First ward subject to primary results.
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H. R. Palmer
R. T. Wright
Louisa Johnson Celebrates 106th Birthday in Savannah
Savannah Ga Oct 17 Louisa Johnson once enslaved by Capt Martin of Hampton County DC marked her 106th birthday She remains active and recalls early 19th century days before the 1845 Mexican War A Bible from Capt Martin inscribed with her birth date October 15 1810 accompanies her record as a local centenarian.
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Savannah
Louisa Johnson
Martin
Hampton County
D. C
Louisa
S. C
Chancellor Barrow and Mrs Barrow Celebrate Double Birthday
Today marks the sixty third birthday of University of Georgia Chancellor Dr David C Barrow and, by coincidence, the birthday of his wife Mrs Barrow who is younger than him and born on October eighteenth.
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Barrow
University of Georgia
David C. Barrow
Georgia
New Roof for Old Home of Athens Sweetheart of Payne
At 234 Hancock Avenue in Athens a new roof is being laid on the residence of Miss Evie Jackson. The house once belonged to Miss Mary Harden, Georgia's sweetheart of John Howard Payne, the author of Home Sweet Home, who was entertained there many years ago.
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Athens
John Howard Payne
Hancock Avenue
Evie Jackson
Mary Harden
Georgia
Payne
The Lilac Domino at The Colonial Next Tuesday Night
The Lilac Domino a leading musical comedy comes to The Colonial next Tuesday. Critics praise its music chorus and lavish staging with a strong cast including Yvonne Darle Marie Hamilton Andrea Corday Bradford Kirkbride Archibald Gilchrist George Curzon Joseph Carey Edward Crawford Allen Ramsey Julia Fontaine Louis Fletcher Charlotte Joy and conductor Milan Roder.
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Cupid
Yvonne Darle
Georgette
Miss Darle
Marie Hamilton
Leonie
Andrea Corday
Bradford Kirkbride
Archibald Gilchrist
Elledon
George Curzon
Joseph Carey
Edward Crawford
Allen Ramsey
Julia Fontaine
Louis Fletcher
Charlotte Joy
Milan Roder
The Beast at Strand and Elite Theaters
The Beast offers Western barroom glamour and peril with Anna Luther as Mildred trapped in a back room. A Mexican guide schemes to steal her purse, two cowboys and Del Burton clash in a dramatic rescue, ending with his victory over rivals. Jackie Saunders stars at Elite in The Shrine of Happiness with Beatrice Fairfax episodes.
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William ‘Fox
Anna Luther
Mildred
Miss Luther
del Burton
George Walsh
Jackie Saunders
ELITE
Mothers This Child Was Cured of Bed Wetting
An advertisement from Peters Lancaster PA claims Foley Kidney Pills cured a sixyearold girl of bed wetting. It urges parents not to scold and presents a testimonial from a mother about relief, offering to send the remedy details to interested readers.
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Peters
Lancaster
Foley
Herb
Shemeldroy, Chacreo
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Honor Brown buried in Gainesville obituary note
Gainesville Ga October 17 funeral for Warren A Brown who died in Cornelia at age ninety one was held at his Gainesville residence on Green street with interment at Alta Vista cemetery pallbearers included Hayne Palmour Pierpont Brown and Ed Barrett Brown formerly a Gainesville merchant and later a banker was born in Pendleton South Carolina and moved to Gainesville at age two He leaves several children including Millicent Brown all but Millicent survive his two marriages tied to Confederate service and a link to President Wilson through two daughters born at his Gainesville home and Wilson summers.
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Athens
Gainesville
Warren A. Brown
Cornelia
E. R. Barrett
Green Street
Alta Vista Cemetery
Hayne Palmour
Pierpont Brown
EK. R. Barrett
Wallis Brown
Henry Robertson
John Howren
Brown
Minnie A. Smith
Pendleton
S. C
Terresa Elizabeth Duncan
Duncan Brown
Minor Brown
John Brown
Millicent Brown
Louise Hoyt
Ed Brown
Atlanta
Lula Hoyt Evans
Hiram P. Bell
Cumming
Wilson
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Citizens’ Pharmacy
Citizens Pharmacy
Ing
Ford
Detroit
Griffeth Implement Company
BROAD
the Colonial
Colonial
Athens Theater
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Tulane
Charles Cuviller
Marvin Franklin
Harry B. Smith
Robert B. Smith
Strand
Estern
Strand Today
Del
Frank E. Block
Atlanta, Ga
Reid Drug CO
Warren Brown
Jasper Thompson
The
University
Thompson
Walton, Jackson
Hall Counties
John E. Talmadge
Ralph P. Bassett & CO
H. Abit Nix
Shackelford
Georgia National Bank
Athens, Ga
John J. Wilkins
Madison G. Nicholson
V. P
W. P. Brooks
J. Warren Smith
V. P. Eston Eppes
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