Tanlac credited with restoring young Nashville mother
Mrs. Pearl Blackburn, 17, of Hamilton Avenue, Nashville, says Tanlac revived her health after four years of stomach trouble that left her weak and undernourished for both her and her infant, with three bottles improving appetite, sleep, and strength. The distributor, G. F. Willis, notes Tanlac rebuilds the system and is sold in Atlanta by Jacobs Pharmacy Company.
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Pearl Blackburn
Rebecca Lane
Sarah Lavery
Erie
Atlanta
Jacobs Pharmacy Company
Bath Congress Begins Session
Congress opened with Speaker Clarke back in the chair as 427 members assembled and debates over rules and women’s suffrage dominated the opening day. The Senate elected Clarke of Arkansas pro tempore while President Wilson prepared to address a joint session. The budget proposals were the largest in peacetime, aiming to fund expanded army and navy programs.
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Washington
Congress
House
Clarke
Mann
Senate
Arkansas
Marshall
White House
Wilson
Cele Joe’ Cannon
Cannonism
United States
Clark
Baker
Martin
Virginia
Brady
Idaho
Smith
South Carolina
Walsh
Montans
Republlican
Thapa
Young Boy's Heroism Saves Brother's Life
James Marion Alford, age unknown, son of Mr and Mrs W H Alford of McDonough road near Milton avenue, was severely burned Monday afternoon after playing with gasoline and a lit splinter. Robert, five, reportedly saved his brother by dashing the flaming cup away and fanning flames with his hat. James was taken to Grady hospital in critical condition. doctors held hope for recovery. Mr Alford is a manager at Morrow Transfer Company's commissary.
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James Marion Alford
W. H. Alford
McDonough Road
Milton Avenue
Grady Hospital
James
Mr. Alford
Morrow Transfer Company
Women Demand Constitutional Suffrage From Congress
Washington December 6 suffragists pressed for a constitutional amendment in Congress and urged President Wilson to act. The president declined to raise the issue in his address but pledged to discuss it with leaders, following a day of petitions speeches and a White House meeting. The 18 000 foot petition carrying 500 000 names was damaged en route. a smaller petition was presented to Representative Mondell.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
Congres
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mandell
Wyoming
Capitol
House
Susan B. Anthony
Representative Baker
California
Meyer London
New York
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Dr. Shaw
Jolliffe
Field
Mondell
Misa Jollife
West
East
Democratic Party
Mra. Field
Dr Crumley Returns From War to England Hospital
Dr Crumley details his wartime service at a British hospital in Devon operated by American women including duchess and ladies. He describes delirious British Belgian and Canadian soldiers, gas attacks, Red Cross danger, and bombardments at La Panne, plus his meetings with Belgian king and queen. He recalls Paris, French patriotism, Canadian and New Zealand troops dislike of Britain, and urges American military preparation before returning to Mayo Clinic.
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England
London
Almong
Duchess of Marlborough
Pagett
Churchil
Lauthey
Asher
Mire. Vanderbilt
Harcott
Walter Burns
Ir William Holser
Horpitel
Crumley
France
Belgium
Dardanelles
Crumbley
la Panne
DePage
Belgium Red Cross
Edith Cavell
Brussels
Red Cross
Sherman
Solitiera
West Hind
Deak
Albert
Tix
Hos~ Phala
Paria St Gay
Darin
Paris
Lone
United States
Europe
Inman Circle
Mayo
Rochester
Trolley Lines Ordered to Compensate After Front-Seat Rule
Washington December 6. The District of Columbia supreme court upheld a lower court ruling awarding 31090 damages to William Morgan against Capitol Traction. The case involved a motorman enforcing a move up front order for extra passengers beyond car capacity. The court described railroads as handling more passengers than seats and rejected treating passengers as pawns on a chessboard.
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Washington
Pawna
District of Colombia Supreme Court
William A. Morgan
Capitol Traction Company
Prioleau contests Whaley in Charleston race
Aaron P. Prioleau and nekro filed a challenge against Richard C. Whaley's nomination in the Charleston South Carolina district after sixteen years of contesting congress elections. Five additional contests were pled in the house.
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Wasmagwen
Secemue
Aaron P. Prioleau
Nekro
Nan
Congress
Charleston, SC
Richard C. Whaley
Kaiser Friend Plot Involving Labor Peace Council
New York December 6 United States Attorney H Snowden Marshall said he has information that Labor’s National Peace Council was financed by Franz von Rintelen through David Lamar to foment strikes at munition plants. Canode and Kramer subpoenaed to testify before the grand jury. Marshall notes disapproval by Samuel Gompers and that the affair is under grand jury investigation.
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New York
United’ States
H. Snowden Marshall
Labor
National Peace Council
Franz Rintelen
David Lamar
Mr. Marshall
C. H. Canode
William F. Kramer
International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths
Council
Chicago
Grand Jury
U. S
United States
Franz von Rin
Telen
Mr. Gompers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Franz von Rintelen
Seccrer
William
Falmouth
Tower of London
Germany
Lamar
U S Judge Lacombe Resigns from Circuit Court
New York reports United States Circuit Court Judge Lacombe has tendered his resignation to the Attorney General. He plans retirement at age 70 on January 9, after a Civil War era service with the Seventh New York regiment and a Columbia University education.
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New Y0rk
Kenry Lacombe
United States Circuit Court Eines
Gregory
Lacombe
Elfible
York
Columbia University
Seventh
New York Regiment
Versatile Uric Acid Solvent Claim Ad Offers Free Bottle
An advertisement extols The Williams Treatment as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles rheumatic and acid conditions and urges readers to mail in a coupon for a free Ada bottle. The notice also hints at wartime era context with references to Labor’s War Peace council and travel notes about New Haven and connections to separate individuals.
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Willama
P.O .von Rintelen
Hampton
Conn Bend
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Bureau of Standards
Ldr
W. G. Crumley
Prioleau
Kaiser
Anth Wis Bank
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta, Georgia
Donehoo
Telepix
A.D
Roy Donehoo
Mariette
City Hall
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