Tanlac Restores 70-Year-Old's Strength After 14 Years
Mr. H W Miller, 70, at Jacobs Pharmacy, claims Tanlac cured kidney trouble back pain and nervousness. After three bottles he gained 13 pounds and says his right arm regained function after a long paralysis-like spell post typhoid fever. His wife also reports relief from longstanding ailments. Tanlac sold exclusively in Atlanta by Jacobs Pharmacy.
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H.W. Miller
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Taniac
Atlanta
Jacobs Pharmacy Company
F YOUR proposition is to secure a good position or better the one you have
A brief note discusses seeking a strong position or improving current standing through strategic moves. It suggests evaluating options, leveraging strengths, and acting decisively to gain favorable outcomes. The text emphasizes practical steps toward advancement.
Use Constitution Wand Ads in Newspaper Copy
This item notes advertising by a company named Constitution Wand Ads and claims the ads are controlled by large business interests. It mentions a phone contact, Telephone Main 5000, as a way to place or learn about ads.
Four Million Army for Great Britain Passes in Commons
London December 22 The house of commons passed without division bills extending parliament eight months and boosting the army to four million. The army bill, debated fourteen hours in committee of the whole, was described by H Tennant as the largest army ever. He explained reserve needs and wastage, noting 1.8 men at home per field soldier and a total force of 3.5 million for one year under the current plan. Premier Asquith earlier said Derby scheme results would be reported after the holiday recess.
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London
House of Commons
H. Tennant
War Office
Tennant
Asquith
Lord Derby
Hey
President Wilson and Bride Take Rainy Mountain Motor Trip
In Hot Springs Virginia on December 22, President Wilson and his bride drove along winding mountain roads and unbridged creeks. Their car returned bespattered after crossing the West Virginia line to White Sulphur Springs where they entered the hotel dining room for luncheon. Tomorrow he is to dictate letters and memoranda to his stenographer.
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Hot Springs
Wilson
West Virginia Line
White Sulphur Springs
White Sulphur
Sarah Bernhardt Not Seriously In Theatrical Health
Paris December 2 Inquiries at Bernhardt theater today regarding a report that the famous actress was seriously ill brought a statement that she was in good health.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
Sar
Bernhard
Theater Today
Arttresa
Auto Hits Wagon in Milledgeville Collision
A car driven by Fred Davis struck a Milledgeville laundry wagon driven by Norman Handley near the Georgia depot. Handley was thrown from the wagon but only slightly hurt. The horse was fatally injured and had to be killed. Davis suffered considerable bruising.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Fred Davis
Georgia Depot
Milledgeville
Norman Handley
Handley
Davis
British Bankers Appeal for Ten Nations Deep War Funds
London Dec 22 A manifesto signed by about a score of leading English bankers led by George Anderson treasurer of the Bank of England calls on every citizen to mobilize financial resources for Britain's war effort. It argues allied finances will exceed the enemy's when mobilized and that Britain must sell foreign securities and curb nonessential consumption to raise about 1.3 to 1.8 billion pounds in the coming year to supply arms munition and troops.
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London
George Anderson
Bank of England
Great Britain
Maverick Under Federal Scrutiny Over Pacific Voyage
A federal inquiry into the steamer Maverick, once owned by German officer Fred Jebsen, opened in San Francisco. Crew members from Batavia provided testimony linking the 1915 Pacific voyage to a plan aiding German sympathizers in British India, with the Maverick’s cargo logistics tying to the armed schooner Annie Larsen.
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San Francisco
Maverick
Fred Jebsen
John W. Creston
United States
Bataia
Java
Pacific Coast
British India
San Pedro
Cal
Socorro Island
California
Annie Larsen
Arma
Amale Larsen
Hoquiam
Wash
Pacife Island
Batavia
Britain to Support Parcel Post Seizure Policy
London officials say Britain will define parcel post as cargo not protected by first class mail under international conventions. Seizures on the Swedish American Stockholm and the Danish United States involved parcel post goods of German origin. Authorities warn unrestricted parcel post traffic could fuel a large trade between Germany and neutral countries.
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London
Stockholm
United States
Rescue Effort Under Way For Miner Entombed By Coal Debris
Shamokin Pennsylvania December 20 200 coal mine disaster rescue teams of 200 experienced men worked after a large fall of coal at the Richards colliery of the Susquehannah Coal Company entombed Joseph Reneck a miller by trade behind hundreds of tons of debris. The steel car buried in the gangway was uncovered and hopes rose to reach him early tomorrow.
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Shamokin
Joseph Reneck
Milner
Richards
Susquehannah Coal Company
Reneck
General Murray Named Dardanelles Chief and Haig Successor
London dispatch reports Major reshuffle as Sir Douglas Haig assumes supreme French command. Sir Archibald Murray becomes chief of imperial general staff with deputy R Whigham, while Sir Charles Monro takes command of the First British Army in France. Estimated global fisheries value cited at $153,474,801.
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Charles Monro
First Army
France
Haig
Douglas Haig
Flanders
Free Army
Archibald Murray
Imperial General Staff
R. Whigham
L. Kiggell
London
Dardanellea
Murray
Legislators Ordered to Return Mileage to Illinois Treasury
Illinois lawmakers face repayment of about 26000 to the state after the Illinois Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling that mileage for railroad fares paid last winter was unconstitutional. Legislative leaders previously argued wages covered trips while in state service and passed a measure granting themselves two cents a mile for twenty six trips.
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Springfield
Illingia
Illinois Supreme Court
Saretamon County Circult Court
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