Whiting on Automobiles and Southern Discovery
Percy H. Whiting writes in Uncle Remus The Home Magazine on how automakers discovered the South, with facts, figures, and plans for New Orleans and Ormond-Daytons races. The February issue also begins Jack Odon’s Martin Eden and features Lincoln related stories and governor views on Lincoln’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy H. Whiting
Uncle Remus
the Home Magazine
South
Whiting
New Orleans
Uncle Rennee
The
Home Magazine
Jack Owdon
Martin Eden
Governor-Elect Brown Announces Georgia Visit Dates
The governor-elect Joseph M. Brown releases a detailed itinerary for February to March, outlining visits across Atlanta, Macon, Marietta, and Savannah area towns. The plan highlights trips to Monroe, Greenville, Newnan, Marietta, Macon, Millen, Abbeville, Fitzgerald, Valdosta, and other cities, with emphasis on the central and southern railways and family time on February 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Brown
Pisam
Genevn
Hila Piana
Central and Southern
Afiaota
Macon
Orit
Forsyth
Moon
Jackson
McDonough
McDrenough
Marietta
Zoerner-elect
Viati
Migile
Georgia
Brown
Befor
Tim
South Georgia
Enecourtias
Fallow
Log Pointe
Momrop
Alinate
Monroe All Ave
Atanta
Atlanta
Greenville
Arriva
Newman
Newnan Ai
Hone
Bacon
Wedmonday
Benderaville
Wadley
Louisville
Leavo Lowisville
Apm
Geaineoore
Leero Swamaboro
Midville
Bop
Millen
Millan
Dover
Wxtentars
Homerville
Valdosta
Arch Ui—bamve
Sparke
Tit Mn
Triesy
Laave
Vienna
Atlante
Jourph
James Sanatorium Founder Promotes One Dollar Liver Remedy
An article touts Charles B. James founder of the James Sanatorium Memphis Tennessee as the inventor of a liver and bowel treatment. It claims dramatic relief from liver constipation and nervous ailments, offering a one dollar bottle for twenty five cents and a money back guarantee upon trial. The ad urges readers to fill out a coupon to obtain the remedy by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee B. James
Charles B. James
James Sanatorium
Memphis
Tenn
James
Charles B Fames Home Remedy Department Advertisement
A fragmented classified item from a St. Louis notice shows Charles B Fames of the Home Remedy Department at 228 Equitable Building, soliciting prepaid payment for a BLO treatment. The garbled text indicates a request for sent funds and a client’s response, but the full offer remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Fames
Home Remedy Department
Equitable
St. Louis
Flood Devastates German Regions Causes Widespread Damage
Berlin reports say heavy rain and melting snow trigger major floods across Germany. Rhine and main rivers rise, lower Frankfurt flooded, Rhine valley towns isolated, Cologne river police monitor waterways, Dresden bridge scaffolding damaged by ice carried by floodwaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Eide
Antus
Oder
Franifort-on-the-Main
Rhine
Wienbaden
Cologne
Regemsburs
Dresden
Dismissal of Chen Pi and Officials Shocks China
Chen Pi head of the board of communications and three under-secretaries were dismissed in disgrace amid corruption rumors and failed attempts to float a $6 million domestic loan. The purge follows the emperor’s death and Yuan Shi Kai’s earlier removal, signaling a government in upheaval as Chen Pi negotiated with British, French, German, and Japanese banks for funds.
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Chen Pi
Pekin
Board of Communications
Thy
Bee
National Telegraph System
Bamke
Isrms Impor
Emprean
China
Yuan Shi Kai
Grand Come
Fukio
Haa
Fpakin
Oscar Hammerstein Sues New York Press
Oscar Hammerstein manager of the Manhattan opera houses files a suit against The New York Press and editor Hennes, alleging damages for a later letter. Attorney Delmas Towne & Spellman represents Hammerstein in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Hammerstein
New York
Qecar Hammarstein
Minager
Manhattan
Hie
Delmas
Towne & S Pellman
Todey
Itbel Beniget
New ‘Tors Press
Jobo
Hennes Laging Demas
Hammerstela
Grocery Prices and Produce Prices from Pratt and Produce Co
Corrected by Fidelity Pratt and Produce Co. Wholesale Fruits and Produce, 4 North Broad Street, itemizes eggs, butter, cheese, crackers, canned goods, meats, and dairy with per unit crate and case pricing. Includes flour, wheat, corn markets, and grain receipts. notes February 6 figures, New York and Chicago markets, and various produce prices by crate or pound.
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Oxleeny Grocery Coy
Atlanta
Darrel Bull
North Carolina
Old Virginia
Heang
Navy
van Camp
Small
FI PB. Morgan Grain Co
Exar Prime
New York
St Lond
Fidelity
Pratt and Produce Company
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Automobile Makers
John Catot
Virginis
Cabot
Loujahaas
Diuwovient
Ferdinand Ge Bote
Met
Ormond-Daytons
Lincoln
Joe Chandler Harris
Washington
Aurit
Peggy
Pamila Robertson Butt
Marie Lincoln
R J. Massey
Joseph E. Brown
Frank L. Stanton
Don Marquis
Gilbert Neal
Will N. Harden
Mary E. Bryan
Robert J. Dean
Joel Chandler Harris
Remus
Nartoecamer
Bebemtiol
Tomen Rauntorien
Saerigh Oy Deere
Omeweeantty Ee
Wou
TaLens
Gual
auTeen
U. S
Malsby, Shipp & Company
Dept. C
Adare Os. Se
Svandeliert
John J Wicker
Baptist Tabernacle
Martin & Go
Bel Ellis
Avondale Creaméry
Fruit and Vegetables
Howe
Mahin Messenger
Straigin Ceaven
Eural
Chicago
Tipit Coes
Oman
Bnd Aquifreie
Baldwin
Cobhaire
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