Opportunities in India Rise in Mission Message
Rev John J Banninga American missionary reports India’s rapid rise in industry education and evangelism. He notes doubled village schools since the emperor’s liberal grants, two new universities, women’s colleges in Madras, and strong student enrollments. He urges mission support to win India for Christ as awakenings spread from north to south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Toleio
India
John J. Banninga
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Banninga
Madras
Get Rid of That Miserable Feeling
A reader from Gorham New York reports chronic indigestion and constipation improved after five years of using Chamberlain's Tablets. The ad promotes the product as widely obtainable and highlights its relief of stomach distress.
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Mia. A. Wingale
Gorham
N. Y
Chamberlain's
Chamberlain’s
Automatic fire extinguisher for threshing machines
Washington reports an automatic fire extinguisher invented by Department of Agriculture experts to prevent grain dust fires and explosions in threshing machines. The device, to be patented for public benefit, addresses rising fire losses in New York Oregon Washington and Idaho where threshing work is done in barns and conflagrations have caused heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
New York State
Oregon
Idaho
Mrs Campbell Describes Child’s Ills and Home Remedy
Mrs Thomas Campbell of Kirkville New York recounts her nineteen year old son suffering frequent billow attacks. She says her husband brought home Chamberlain's Tablets and began to treat him with Ravancia which she implies helped. The account appears in a local readers note or advertisement fragment.
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Thomas Campbell
Kirkville
N. Y
Obvious Cure Claim for Children’s Colds Named by Memphis Mother
Mrs Myron J. Pickard of Memphis New York writes that a certain medicine cured her children of severe colds. The note appears among obituary and advertisement items, reflecting early 20th century patent medicine language and testimonials about “the very medicine they needed.”
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Myron J. Pickard
Memphis
N. Y
Wilson Tariff and the Farmer in Frederick Speech
Special to the Banner James Wilson former secretary of agriculture denounces the Democratic tariff plan arguing it favors foreign trade and harms American farmers and workers. He warns that free trade or tariff for revenue only would bring low wages and farm prices, urging voters to weigh markets and prosperity at the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
James Wilson
Wilson
Hisden
Europe
Unshaken Testimony For Deans Kidney Pills In Athens
An Athens resident, Mia J R Martin of 662 Pulaski St, testifies that Deans Kidney Pills cured her kidney troubles after four boxes, allowing her to recover from bed rest and fatigue. Six years later she reaffirms her praise, stating the same positive experience. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo NY.
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Dean
Athens
Mia
J. R. Martin
Pulaski
St. Athens
Ioan
Will Buy For Cash in Jefferson Bo Gart Whitehall Princeton
Buyer seeks to purchase a property for cash near Jefferson Bo Gart Whitehall or Princeton road. Address inquiries to Banner with a care note and price expectation.
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Jefferson, Bogart
Whitehall
Princeton Road
Care
Leprosy On Increase In Civilized Lands
Cincinnati reports Dr. Frederick L. Hoffman of Prudential cites rising leprosy rates in civilized countries. He estimates U S cases around 300 with Louisiana data showing growth, calls for standardized global statistics, segregation, humane treatment, and a federal leprosarium proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Frederick L. Hoffman
Prudential Insurance Company
American Public Health Association
Hoffman
Louisiana
Far East
United States
United States Senate
Chronic Dysentery Cures Reported by Town Resident
An elderly town resident nearly died from chronic dysentery but was cured after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. One dose stopped the discharge and several more doses completed the recovery. J Baer of West Manchester Pa notes the widespread awareness of the case. Obtainable everywhere.
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J. Baer
Manchester
Baer
Adv
Barber Pole Signs for Southern Gate
Atlanta Ga Oct 26 Barber pole signs have been painted on all Southern Railway crossing gates to attract driver attention and reduce crossing accidents. The eight inch wide black and white bars run at forty five degrees to resemble a barber pole, aiming to standardize danger signs at crossings.
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Atlanta
Southern Railway
American Railway Association
Georgia Faces Court and Office Space Crunch at Capitol
Atlanta dispatch reports Governor Harriss says Georgia outgrows the capitol with offices crowded in and above the building. Plans explored include leasing the Jackson home and adjoining property to house the state court of appeals, libraries, and legislative committee rooms, plus possible use of another mansion for smaller offices.
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Atlanta
N. E Harr
State House
State Health Department
State Building
Capitol
Western and Atlantic Commission
Department of Agriculture
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Executive Department
Jackson
Capitol Avenue
State Capitol
Assembly
Kimball House
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed After Eleven Years
Mrs. Chas Reitz of Allen Mills Pa reports eleven years of relief from coughs colds croup and whooping cough using Foley's Honey and Tar. It quickly eases hoarseness tickling throat and wheezy breathing. H R Palmer and Sons advertise the product.
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Chas, Reitz
Allen Mills
Foley
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Adv
Farm Loan Banks and Interest Rates Convention Opens
Memphis Tenn Oct 36 Possible effects of the federal farm loan act and how interest rates in the United States will be affected when peace is declared in Europe are to be leading topics at the annual convention of the Farm Mortgage Bankers Association of America which opened here today. The sessions continue through Saturday. Senator Henry F Hollis of New Hampshire will address on The Federal Farm Loan Act. L W Clapp of Wichita Kansas will discuss Practical Experience Applied to the Federal Farm Loan Act. Professor C M W Sprague of Harvard will focus on the future of interest rates tomorrow. The first session featured the president F W Thompson of Chicago. A banquet tonight will feature E R Gurney of Nebraska and Rt Rev Thomas F Gailor bishop of Tennessee. Officers are renominated including President F W Thompson Vice presidents Kingman N Robbins C M Corwin and J B Maxwell Secretary Treasurer H M Hanson.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
United States
Europe
Farm Mortgage Bankers Association of America
Henry F. Hollis
New Hampshire
L. W. Clapp
Trust
Wichita
Kansas
C. M. W. Sprague
Harvard University
F. W. Thompson
Chicago
Kingman N. Rolbins
Rochester
C. M. Corwin
Minneapolis
Minn
J. B. Maxwell
Kansan City
H. M. Hanson
Foley Cathartic Tablets Promote Health and Relief
Advertisements tout Foley Cathartic Tablets as first aid to good health by keeping bowels regular and preventing digestive issues. Claims include easing headaches and stopping bronchial coughs, with Foley’s Honey and Tar said to soothe tickling throats, restore membranes, and clear congested air passages.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
Foley
Bacteriological Testing of Milk Claim Emphasized
An address to the American Public Health Association, delivered by H W Conn, defends bacteriological testing as the only reliable basis for milk grading. He argues that fixed pricing harms high quality milk and urges a value based system with labels guaranteeing cleanliness and freshness to command higher prices despite past cutthroat competition.
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Associated Press
American Public Health Association
H.W. Conn
Connecticut
Mr. Conn
New York
Iito
Joe Nimans
Intolerance Dominates Theatre Known Cast Names
The Birth of a Nation fame boosts Intolerance at Liberty Theater New York entering its eighth week. Henry Walthall aside, stars Mae Marsh Lillian Gish Mirai Gooper Josephine Crowell Hobert Harron Joseph Henaberry Walter Lang Ralph Lewis George Slepmann Vern Lewis Olga Grey Leona Owen Bessie Love Constance Talladge Tully Marshall Alfred Paget remain prominent in the new setting and big cast.
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Henry Walthall
Draum
Mr. Griffith
Liberty Theater
New York
Mae Marsh
Lillian Gleb
Mirlat Gooper
New Trial Sought for Father Convicted of Murdering Two Daughters
Associated Press from Pensacola reports on October 26 that defense for B J Pudge, found guilty of first degree murder in the killings of his two young daughters, argued for a new trial this day. Judge Campbell reserved ruling until November.
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Associated Press
Pensacola
B J. Pudge
Munner
Campbell
Progress in Bulgarian education noted by missionary
Toledo reports Dr. T. T. Holway of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions describing Bulgaria’s rapid educational gains since 1878. He cites low illiteracy among men, rising clergy education, and expanding mission work, while warning materialism and religio secular trends threaten church influence.
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Associated Press
Toledo
Bulgaria
Rav
T. T. Holway
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Dr. Holway
Europe
Germany
Constantinople
Macedonia
England
France
Myrgaria
Mission Press
Sofia
Philippopolla
Pernambuco Builds Municipal Slaughter House in Brazil
Washington reports Pernambuco Brazil has constructed a monumental slaughterhouse touted as among South America’s largest. Officials plan to open December 15 with a sale to the highest bidder. The Commerce Department notes attention to the project and its implications for the city of Pernambuco.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pernambwed
Brazil
South Americs
Tabs
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