J T Waldrup Finds Relief After Four Years of Pain
J T Waldrup of Spalding County near Griffin Georgia reports dramatic relief from inflammatory rheumatism after using a tonic. He describes severe stomach burning fevers headaches and abdominal sickness prior to treatment. After starting the tonic he regained appetite and weight and soon felt no aches or pains enabling him to work on his farm again. The testimony is echoed by local distributor G F Willis and other residents claiming widespread benefits across the area.
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Wudrup
Spalding County
Grittis
Wéigat
Griffin Ga
Reghl
Atlanta
Garrison Working On Army Problem
Washington dispatch outlines Secretary Garton plans to present to congressional military committees. The administration seeks a universal service framework with a mobilized force, coast defenses, and a steady munitions supply within years, stressing trained reserves and volunteer paths as core steps.
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Washington
Garton
Congressional Military
Administration National Defense
Congress
Garson
Continental Army
Rom Ts
Stern
Regula Army
Pew
Britain Moves Toward Conscription in War Effort
The cabinet supports compulsory service for unmarried men with plans to extend to broader groups, aiming to supply reinforcements for fronts. Ireland may be excluded. opposition seen as limited. Lloyd George urges munition workers and dilution with unskilled labor, including women, to meet factory needs. Public and liberal press anticipate parliamentary backing amid ongoing details.
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Palsion
Adinistration
Ireland
Deb Group
Wttle
Westminster
Pall Mall Gazette
Evening Standard
Gayettes
Asquith
Maynhons Worl Tha
David Lloyd George
Munitions Planta
Port Mall
Perby
Joint Labor Recruiting Committee
London
Trades Unions
Arthur Henderson
Labor Party
Germany Finds Substitutes for Cotton in Gunpowder
Bremen official reports eight months with no cotton used in powder making. German forests yield a cheaper cellular material for powder. Claims nitrogen from air production will meet wartime needs and possible postwar exports. Also notes camphor and turpentine now produced synthetically, cutting imports from Japan and America.
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Bremen
Germany
Va Landon
Bremen Chamber of Commerce
America
Japan
U S Steel Offers Employees Stock Under Profit Sharing
New York December 2 The United States Steel Corporation announces plans to offer employees shares under the profit sharing plan Each employee may subscribe to common stock at 45 a share while preferred shares were not offered this year Adverse business conditions earlier kept stock offers from being made in 1814 employees previously could subscribe to preferred at 106 and common at 7
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Ew York
United States Steel Corporation
Six Year Old Accused in Fatal Playmate Harm
December 23 in Macon Lugene Brown a six year old Black boy faced serious case charges after fatally harming Walter Jones over a marble dispute. The Jones boy was ten. The coroner's jury found the child not responsible.
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Macon
Lugene Brown
Walter Jones
Megro
Kothia
Jones
Thousands of Greeks Honor Venizelos in Saint’s Day Parade
Thousands of Greeks from all classes filed past the residence of former premier Eleftherios Venizelos on Saint’s Day. Workers in blouses soldiers in uniform former ministers and many others lined the route and pressed toward his house. Entente ministers also called on Venizelos and were cheered by the crowd throughout the day.
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Athens
Paris
Liptherios Venizelos
Greece
Menizelos House
Entente
Ford party to submit tentative peace plans
In Stockholm and Copenhagen reports, the Ford peace expedition plans to deliver tentative peace proposals to belligerents with expert international law support. Louis Lochner cites three motives including discreet evidence of willingness for peace and the aim to avoid propaganda, while delegates from neutral nations will be chosen at The Hague.
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Stockholm
London
Ford Expedition
Louis Lochnec
Ford
Hague
Edward Wawrinsky
Senate
Europe
Stockhola
Carl Lindhagen
Ike
Gaston Plantus
Dori
H C Evans
Des Moines
Ben Lindker
Trenver
Helen F. Robinson
Denver
Viggo Caving
Copenhagen
Fohtiken
Denmark
Landen
Nostka Schwimmer
Anna Malmberg
Andrew J Bethea
South Carolina
Herman Bernstein
New York
Eilis O Jones
Henry Ford
Bethea
Stockhalm
United States
Break Up Bronchial Coughs With Schiffmann Remedy
An advertisement promotes Schiffmann New Concentrated Bapedorant as the best cure for bronchial coughs croup colds and related illnesses. It claims quick relief economical use with a money back guarantee and presents a comparison to costly ready made products. The copy cautions against narcotic remedies and urges immediate treatment to prevent winter complications.
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Schiffmann
Jacobs
Tmvang
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