Favorite Prescription Promotes Healthy Motherhood
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the best preparation for motherhood. It claims to reduce nervousness and morning sickness, improve nourishment for the child, and avoid stimulants. Testimonies from women, including Mrs. Katie Auliker, describe successful births and ongoing use, with free, confidential correspondence offered from Dr. V. Pierce in Buffalo, N.Y.
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Finda
Dr. Pierce
Apello
Katie Auliker
Pat Street
Indy
Dr. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Court of inquiry planned over McCalla Colwell dispute
Nov 19 report states Captain McCalla’s case is a court of inquiry not a court martial. Navy advised of trouble between McCalla of the Newark and Lt. Cmdr John O. Colwell, former London naval attaché and Newark XO. Admiral Remey appointed the inquiry to assess merits and potential removal if a specific article is recommended, noting Asiatic station lacks officers for a court martial.
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Kenney
McCalla
Washmnonton
Navy Department
Newark
John O. Colwell
London
Remey
United States
Asiatic
Our Battery in American Field Gun Praised by Chaffee
Washington dispatch reports Gen Chaffee addressed criticism of the American field gun from the Chinese campaign. He affirmed the weapon meets service requirements and outperforms rivals in rapid fire and reliability. The discussion notes praise from Gen Crowe and Gen Ito, with emphasis on effectiveness in Beijing operations.
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Chaffee
Washington
Navy
Corbin
Genoe Caartat Ee
Getoh
Peking
Cartersville Dispensary Bill Appears in House Session
In Atlanta on November 19 the House passed Blalock of Fayette's bill requiring deposits of insurance and other companies to be registered. The Senate moved Senator Bell's constitutional amendment to direct taxes to education. Baker introduced a bill to authorize Cartersville to establish a city government and regulate it by public vote.
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Cartersville
Atlanta
Blalock
Fayette
Senate
Bell
Baker
TALKED TO THE NEGROES. Sheldon Addresses Savannah Students
Reverend Charles M. Sheldon, the Kansas preacher, spoke to students in Savannah after arriving from Havannah. He declined receipts for his expenses, donating over $100 to Christian Endeavor. A separate report notes a conference at Georgia Industrial College and a local robbery of $6,900 from a Black farmer near Austins, Alabama.
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Charles M. Sheldon
Havannah
Savanna
Kansas
Charleston
Savannah
Sheldon
Siesta Presbyteran
Christian Endeavor
Georgia
Brown a defaulter at Newport bank with 192000 shortage
Cincinnati reports that the German National Bank of Newport Ky was closed by order of the comptroller O P Tucker. Cashier Frank M Brown is accused of a 192000 defalcation detected after a late night audit. Bondsman father Paris O Brown could cover little of the loss. Tucker named temporary receiver.
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Cincinnati
O. P. Tucker
National Bank Examiner
German National Bank of
Newport
Frank M. Brown
National Bank
Tucker
Brown
United States
Hill
Louisville
Paris O. Brown
Consolidated Boat Store Company
Q. Brown
Believaa
Dayton Iz
Firma Brown
Ninth Street
Washington
Darren
Oliver P. Tucker
German National Bank
Pope
Tuakes
Married an American girl Duke of Manchester weds Mina Zim
Nov. 19 report confirms the marriage of the Duke of Manchester to Miss Helene Zimmerman of Cincinnati. The ceremony took place Wednesday afternoon and the couple are now in Ireland. Dowager duchess initially denied the nuptials but later, upon inspection, confirmed the marriage. Other items: czar health update in Livinia, Reichstag comment by Count von Buelow, steamers to London for Siberian meat, and heavy gales with ships damaged near Folkestone.
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Duke of Manchester
Mina Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Loxpox
Marylebone
Helene Zimmerman
Ireland
Duchess of Manchester
Buelow
Beauix
Reichstag
China
Count von Buelow
Kiao-Chew
Inspecting the Coosa River by House River Committe
The Rivers and Harbors Committee began a Rome to Gulf inspection to decide on 27 new locks on the Coosa to improve passage and boost horsepower for manufacturing. Members Bahop, Alexander, Laurence of Lester, Bankhead, and Chairman Porton met in Gadsden to advance the project. In Good Roads push delegates from 30 states opened the Interstate Good Roads convention in Chicago to advocate highway improvements and legislative action.
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River and Harbor Committee
Rome
Gadsden
Roxz
Congressional Rivers and Harbors Committee
Cooan
Gulf
Bahop
Michigan
Alexander
New York
Laurence
Lester
Georgia
Bankhead
Hintbama
Porton
Gadaden
Good Roads Cuatenco
Interstate Good Roads Association
Central Music Hall
Mer
Foots
Con
Congress
Eczema Cure Promoted by Botanic Blood Balm Ad
An advertisement touts B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for eczema and skin ailments. It claims to purify blood, heal sores, stop itching, and whiten skin. Sold by druggists at $1 per bottle, with six bottles for $5, includes directions and free medical advice.
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Atlanta
American trade with Russian Asia outlined by banker
Hon. William Banker reports from Siberia and Europe that Russian Asiatic trade favors United States goods, especially Pacific coast products. He notes the Transiberian railroad opens a large market for foodstuffs and other goods as eastern Siberia colonizes, with Americans preferred in trade and the Pacific coast set to benefit most from Siberian industrial development.
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United States
New York
William Banker
San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
Siberia
Europe
Bunker
Russian Empire
Banker
Pacific Coast
Progress of the South shows new industries expanding
The Tradesman lists factories and plants across the South and Southwest for the week ending Nov 17. Brick works in Palmer and Filá, boiler works in Pensacola, broom factories in Cadiz and Cuero, a cigar factory in Waycross, cotton mills in Gadsden, cane and lime firms in Bristol and Knoxville, large electric light plants planned in Nashville and Jacksonville, and numerous mills, foundries, and machinery shops in Georgia, Texas, Tennessee, Louisiana, and nearby states.
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Palmer
Fila
Pensacola
Fla
Cadiz
Cuoro, Tex
Waycross
Gadsden
Ala
Klin
Eaton Electric Light Planta
Reeer
el Dorazo
Bristol
Crosaville
Tenn
Nashville
Kan
Ark
Brownsville
Knoxville
Weatwego
San
Columbia
Amarillo
Tex
Charleston
Defoo
Tocom
Port Gideon
Mies
LaGrange
Wooling, 8. C
Corsicana
Gary
Fieaston, Tex
Leans
Powe
Charisewon 8
Nashville, Tenn
Athens
Jacksonville
Governor Johnston Addresses Alabama Succession Question
In Als. at Binnixcram on Nov 19 Governor Johnston, at his home, issued his first statement on a possible gubernatorial succession if Governor elect Samford dies before Dec 1 or cannot qualify. He said he has not consulted authorities or sought counsel, that the constitution provides for a two year term, and that he is prepared to withdraw at the legally stated time.
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Johnston
Alabama
Binnixcram
Als
Samford
Sorat
Favorable to Charleston transfer of naval facilities
Omanteston reports from Washington indicate the navy department has decided to transfer the drydock and naval station Sareenip to Charleston as the station sits on river, jerk, Sebere aplosdid "isclitice ars of.
Monument to Oglethorpe Movement In Savannah
In Savannah on November 10 the push to build a monument to General Oglethorpe grows with patriotic societies and Sons of the Revolution discussing a corporate association. Committees are forming among other groups to advance the plan and a handsome monument is hoped for by year’s end.
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Patriotic Societies
Savannah
Savannan
General Oglethorpe
Colony of
Georgia
Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Eee
Italy May Yield To Great Britain In Balkan Policy
A Petersburg writer in The Rossiya suggests Russia realign Balkan influence by securing Italy against Austria, possibly via Albania, while noting Vatican and Catholic Italy as a counterforce. The piece cites Rome Vienna tensions and a forthcoming visit of Italy’s king to England as signals of shifting alliances and potential wider pacts in Africa and China.
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St. Petersnuna
Italy
Rossyn
St. Petersburg
Austria
Balkans
Russia
Albania
Rossya
Acoe
Quirinal
Folica
Vatican
Balkan
King Lear
Ben
England
Anvatria
Rome
Vienna
King of Tealy
Peel
Africa
China
Mediterranean
Will Land at Marseilles After Welcome Crowd
A large crowd cheers at Marseilles as Dr W J Loyds the Transvaal minister arrives to meet President Kruger aboard the Gelderland. More than 500 visitors from Paris Berlin and Amsterdam are noted, with Davitt among them.
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Kroger
Pam
W. J. Loyds
Transvsal
Courts of
Europe
Marseilles
Kruger
Econ
Gelderland
Boas Specialen
Euroend America
South Africa
Loyds
Jackets and Capes Sale Prices Cut Deep
A Great sale on women and misses jackets and capes plus children's jackets from $1.25 up to $9.60. Ladies jackets priced from $4.75 to $9.60. several grades reduced from $6.50 to $4.75 and from $7.50 to $5.50, down to $7.75 and $9.60 on higher lines.
And Comforts. And Comforts. continuation preview
The fragment hints at continued coverage this week about blankets described as perfect for a certain use. It suggests a human-interest feature on comfort items and domestic needs. No clear names, dates, or locations are present in the readable text.
FUR fashions on display from premier furriers
Richest furs and garments showcased by expert makers with novelty designs. Master furriers worldwide influence the latest popular styles, offering a great variety of superb pieces priced well below ordinary.
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Aoe
Millinery Prices Promised This Week by Store
Store predicts bold price cuts in the millinery department this week. Management pledges strong, trade-winning offers without fanciful explanations. Local shoppers urged to seize modest, practical value on hats and headwear.
Dress Goods Display Promises Great Reductions Tomorrow
In the Dress Goods Department tomorrow a range of fabrics will be shown including 54 inch all wool English Cheviott in grey and blue at 90 cents a yard, all wool broadcloths from 1.25 to 1.50 a yard, and a vast line of fashionable dress goods priced at 25, 35, 50, and 75 cents per yard. Black dress goods offer a large assortment of fair weaves at remarkable reductions from real value.
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Athens
Carpets and Rugs From The Premier Store
The copy touts a splendid variety and strong values for carpets rugs and mattings. It emphasizes touching up homes with beautifying touches and highlights the store as the pre-eminent source with ample resources and prompt service.
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