Tanlac boosts cited as fat man’s club proves Atlanta trend
Reported weight gains surge across the South as Tanlac is praised by many. Testimonials describe increases from 20 to 48 pounds in weeks, with one Nashville engineer and others attributing renewed energy and health. Local clerks joke about a “Fat Man” club as people from cities like Atlanta, Columbia, and Knoxville tout dramatic improvements.
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Jacobs
Smith
Nashville
Wiles
Dickson
South
J H Crew Ll
Willedge Avenue
Tanlac
Dean
Bern
Bwadeoresthy
Wallis
Trent
Columbia Penn
JeRe T
Goss Street
Knoxville
Wanati
Tie & Casualty Bldg
Taniaes Soli
Lanta Eternatory
Jeants Pharmacy Company
Democratic Aid Sought by Women in Suffrage Hearing
Washington December hearing before the National Democratic Committee drew suffragists and anti suffragists for an hour of debate on votes for women. Six suffrage leaders urged a federal amendment, while anti suffragists argued suffrage is a state issue. No action was taken.
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Washington
National Democratic Committee
Democratic Party
National Society
Congressional
National American Women Suffrage Association
Clark
Champ Clark
Llurenc. Kelley
Rew Lok
National Consumers Jeague
Wo Men
West
Democratic Congress
Susan B Anthony
Antoinette Punk
Congressional Committee
National Woman Suffrage Association
Pica
Kate Gordon
New Orleans
Southern State Suffrage Association
Miss Gordon
Arthur M Dodge
New York
National Association
A J George
Boston
Anti Suffrage Organization
Congressional Union
Congressional Lninn
GO H P Belmont
Rational Executive Committee
Wis Margaret Wilson
Britain fears German intrigue in China and far east
London December 7 Sir Edward Grey told the house of commons the British government earnestly considers ways to block German machinations in China and in British colonies in the Far East and in the foreign concessions. He said questions about expelling Germans from their remaining positions are complex but the danger is being anxiously reviewed.
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London
Sir Edward Grey
House of Commons
China
Far East
Edward
Charleston Primary Sustained by Court
The South Carolina supreme court refused to interfere in the Charleston Democratic primary held in October, rejecting former alderman candidate George Mossaddin’s petition. Mayor Grace failed to gain renomination amid a heated contest. A fatal shooting affray disrupted the first executive committee meeting to canvass returns. later, committees met under militia protection and declared the results. Grace did not contest the election.
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Columbia SC
South Carolina Supreme Court
Charleston
George Mussadin
Grace
French Submarine Fresnel Reported Destroyed
Paris reports at the marine ministry that the French submarine Fresnel was destroyed December 5 by an Austrian warship per a German radiogram. Two officers and twenty six men were captured. Fresnel, built 1908, 167 feet long, 392 tons displacement, carried torpedo tubes and a crew of twenty four.
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Paris
Fresne
Marine Ministry
Fresnel
Czar delays meeting of Russ Parliament
Emperor Nicholas postpones indefinitely the opening of the duma and the council of the empire. The budget committee has not finished the budget. A Petrograd dispatch says the duma could reassemble on December 8 after prorogation since September 16.
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Petrograd
London
Nicholas
Duma
Council of the Empire
Pope Benedict vents over Italy clash and church freedoms
The pope condemns Italian actions limiting papal prerogatives and church governance as ambassadors depart Rome to protect dignity. He warns that changing rulers could worsen the Holy See’s position and urges prayer and charity amid the crisis.
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Roma
Benedict
Holy See
Italy
Ambaanndert
Chitat
Government responds to papal allocution in chamber
In the chamber of deputies the minister stated that the Italian government will treat the law of guarantees for the pope and papacy as a national measure with liberty toward the church and no contractual character, aligning with prior policy.
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Ment of Justice
Chamber of Deputies
Thelian Gove
Rome
Earthquakes Shake Memphis District in December
A series of tremors rocked the Memphis district with shocks in Cairo Jonesboro Paducah St Louis and Cape Girardeau. An earthquake at 1245 pm felt across multiple cities caused buildings to shake and pictures to fall with no reported damage. The weather bureau noted tremors lasting from 12 to 40 seconds in various locations.
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Cairo Lil
Weather Bureau
Memphis Tenn
Focal Weather Bureau
Memphis
Jonesboro
Ark
Paducah
Paduegh
St Lews
St Lewis University
Guist
Cape Girardeau Mo
Contest Wages For Lumpkin Postmaster Seat
Washington December 7 Special Representative Crisp receives many letters from friends of Lumpkin postmaster applicants. Mrs Sarah Ard seeks the job, likely to succeed after a Cleveland appointment endorsed by Speaker Crisp. J G Pinkston also candidates. Mrs A Williams favored as sister of BL Carter, Third District chair. Senator Hoke Smith names George Roper as senate page. Fire rescue medals awarded to six youths Waters Henry Buckley Solomon Hamminaky Furman King and George Dana Hand for rescuing a man from a sinking vessel.
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Washington
Crisp
Lumpkin
Sarah Ard
Cleveland
Crisp J G Pinkston
A . Williams
BL. Carter
Diutnce
Edwards
Firat 'Chatriet
Treasury
Innah
Waters Henry Buckley Solomon Haminaky Furman King
George Dana
Berthold
Coast Guard
British editors on the message in wartime policy
London editors debate the Monroe doctrine and American neutrality as World War I reshapes global power. The Daily News backs British naval defense as essential and argues US independence would falter if Germany wins. The Daily Chronicle and The Times urge decisive US action to restore security, while praising President Wilson's resolve and the need for swift powers.
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London Times
Wilson
Daily News
London
United States
Germany
South America
Wilsons
Daily Chronicle
Amsnein
California travel ad promotes Golden Stars Limited train service
An ornate travel pitch touts California as a land of beauty and encourages routes via the Golden State House and Rock Island Lines. It extols transcontinental service to California aboard the Golden Stars Limited with the Californian Witc observation car, offering scenic mileages and over forty excursion tours, with reservations and ticket information through Rock Island Lines and Southern Pacific agencies.
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California
Galdan State House
Dirset Linn
Innestititudes
Rak Itland
Paso
Rock Island Lines
Atlanta
Southern Pacif
Fourth National Bank
Atanta
Mulu
The Times Imitates War Debates On Wilson and Germany
The Times notes growing world tension as Hoy- E4- Ven Papen controversy unfolds and President Wilson faces hard battles over national defense. It contrasts German misunderstandings of American aims with hopes that Wilson’s message may still advance policy before sharp divides deepen.
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Ng Song
Times
the Times
America
The
Daily Graphic
Wilson
Congress
Germany
Telgium
Ameria
German Intrigues Outspoken as President Voices Plain Warning
The Standard notes a president showing determination to counter German conspiracies while most Americans have yet to grasp the true character of German culture. The Daily Telegraph applauds his frankness on German intrigues and independence of the republic.
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Daily Telegraph
Wson
Attractive Girl Surprises Traveler With Bag Incident
A student from Emory College witnessed a traveling bag incident involving a young woman and a man named Turner Jr. He recalled seeing a girl with a similar suitcase at a West Virginia city station and believed a mix up could have occurred. The report notes the bag contained small clothes and prompted speculation about mistaken identity during a layover.
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Oc Turner Jr
Fmory
Calluse
Walker
Wes
Ana Gard
Turter
Twtr
Fine Healthy Child Convincing Evidence
Mrs Juste Richardson of Philpotthy endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a superior laxative for children. She cites her son William Jr enjoying a pleasant taste and health benefits after a year of use. The remedy is described as a simple herbal laxative, free from narcotics, widely sold for fifty cents a bottle with a free trial offer by writing to Dr Caldwell in Washington Street, Mantgell.
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Juste Richardson
Philpothy
Thouganda
Jand
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