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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
6
Miss Katie Richardson of Clearwater reports a drastic improvement after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment for eczema and pimples. She says the skin cleared in six weeks, becoming smooth and soft and improving her appearance and confidence.
A Word to Mothers urges care for distressed children with skin troubles and sleepless nights. It promotes a warm bath using Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal, offering reassurance to weary caregivers.
Jerome D Greene secretary of the Rockefeller Foundation outlined the foundation's operations and defended its charter before the federal commission on industrial relations. He admitted broad powers could permit propaganda against unions but denied any such actions. He noted allocations totaling about 1.8 million dollars in gifts and 4.1 million dollars on behalf of Rockefeller Sr. and Belgian relief expenses as part of the foundation's activities. Publicity methods drew criticism as editors complained of paid space.
A promotional notice touts S. S. S. as a natural blood medicine to cure skin eruptions and brightens eyes, claiming it is not a drug blend. It urges readers to obtain a bottle from The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta and to send symptoms for private medical guidance.
Henry Barricklow and others filed a bill in equity in a U S court seeking a receiver for Bayshore Realty and Swann Holtsinger, alleging $900000 due stockholders and improper profits. The suit accuses A R Swann, Eugene Holtsinger, and George P Raney trustee of Interstate Investment Co of Atlanta of concealing illegal transactions and misappropriating property worth millions.
Witness Ai Greene defended Rockefeller Foundation as a check on power while warning legal curbs could backfire. He suggested charter could enable anti union campaigns and even censorship, but said such actions would be atrocious. He also clarified Rockefeller ties to Colorado and shared personal anecdotes about John D. Rockefeller Sr. and staff relations.
Washington reports the British ambassador filed a request for extradition from Maine to Canada of Werner Van Horn charged with attempted destruction of life in the St Croix river bridge dynamiting case. If regular, he’ll face a U.S. commissioner. extradi tion possible. Van Horn contests grounds and claims German citizenship, while German embassy reviews. Ottawa braces for possible assault on Parliament at the opening sessions with tightened guard and ticket checks.
Russia told the United States that only Russian military authorities may distribute food money and clothing to Germany and Austrian prisoners in Siberia A relief expedition from American missionaries starting from Pekin with supplies for the prisoners is barred The Russian reply limits aid to prisoners and demands that supplies go to military district commandants No neutral inspection or prisoner condition report was mentioned The move follows American representations for Austria and Germany whose interests are assisted by the Petrograd embassy
London February 8 The house of commons adopted a resolution to devote the present session solely to war measures. Premier Asquith stated that war conditions require postponing the plural voting bill and domestic legislation until the national purpose is achieved. Baron Lucas reported 18,269 aliens interned in the United Kingdom, with 1,916 released after police review.
London probate court rules Charles R. Slingsby’s son the legitimate heir to the Slingsby fortune. The case traced birth records from San Francisco to San Francisco birth certificates altered in 1910. Evidence included an artist’s testimony on facial likeness and the presence of the left ear as a congenital clue.
In Kentucky, a jury convicted one man and acquitted two others in the trial of 1,100 indicted for election frauds. The judge ordered the acquitted men released, ruling the indictments improper. the verdict left the convict under separate judgment.
Washington February 3 decks cleared for debate in the house tomorrow over the immigration bill vetoed by President Wilson. Supporters and opponents urge absent members to attend as Representative Sabath leads the opposition forecasting a 29 vote defeat of the two thirds requirement. House leaders expect an early session and a final vote before evening.
A vintage remedy touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore natural hair color. It claims rapid gray coverage, gloss, and dandruff relief, recommending daily combing with a dampened brush.
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