Drowning Man Rescue Ends Tragic Plane Crash at Sea
February 7 report from Daytona notes L C Merrell crash landed his plane into the ocean while attempting to save J Elgear of Daytona who was pulled under by an undertow. Lifeguards rescued both men clinging to the aircraft.
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Three Days Cough Signal Warns Of Lung Trouble
A vintage medical ad promotes Creo mulsion as a twofold remedy for chronic coughs and persistent colds. It claims to soothe and heal inflamed surfaces and kill the germs, with a promise of money back if relief is not achieved after following directions, endorsed by authorities.
Creomulsion Promises Cough Cold Cure and Strength
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a cure for chronic coughs colds and throat lung troubles. It claims creosote-based medicine soothes inflamed membranes fights germs and builds up the system after illness while boosting appetite and weight. It urges readers to ask their druggist.
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Relief measures pass in House as hospital and road fund approved
Washington lawmakers hurried two major relief bills through the House. A $13 million soldier hospital bill passed by rising vote, and a $100 million road fund appropriation earned a comfortable margin. The Winston bill to allow partial railroad payments under the transportation act failed for now but may return. The Senate followed with related hospital and public health service plans, totaling about $79.6 million, including five new regional hospitals and upgrades to existing facilities.
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Georgia Beauties Contest Draws Crowds Across State
Georgia beauties flock to a contest with five judges chosen from Atlanta and Georgia. participants between 18 and 80 leave photographs and addresses with Mr Patterson at the Criterion, while five prominent men will select finalists for screen success.
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Milks Emulsion touted as lung remedy heals long illness
A Toledo woman reports severe lung illness last fall improved after four bottles of Milks Emulsion. She endured doctors and electricity but found relief, gaining weight and resuming work. Ad promotes Milks Emulsion as a nutritious corrective aiding digestion and appetite.
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Hearst party ideas drift through 1924 campaign
In Ca United States observers warn of a planned party uniting Irish and German interests to influence the 1924 race. A potential candidate is proposed as Senator Latollette while progressive democrats discuss broad appeal to nonradicals to prevent a split vote that could favor a reactionary candidate. Champ Clark and Rep Flood oppose the contemplated reorganization.
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Democrats Split Over McAdoo and Bryan Aides
United News staff report from New York on February 7 notes a rift in the Democratic Party with McAdoo and Bryan followers seeking national committee reorganization. W. McAdoo backers deny White’s leadership and caution against public bouts, while calls for a March 1 meeting grow from Virginia and South Carolina figures amid ongoing party tensions.
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Dr William Crenshaw Dies After Illness
Dr. William Crenshaw longtime dentist and leader in national dental groups died last night. He helped craft and pass legislation in Washington as part of the National Dental Association and earlier served as president of the National Association of Dental Faculty. Survived by wife Alice Cox Crenshaw and children Hansell Crenshaw Oscar Palmour Elva Crenshaw and Fred White, along with brothers Judson Thomas Jefferson and sisters Hattie and Ada. Funeral arrangements not listed.
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James S Collyar Dies in Port Richie Florida
James S Collyar of Sheffield Alabama died at his winter home in Port Richie Florida Sunday night. The body reached Atlanta Monday and was taken to Awtry and Lowndes chapel. He is survived by his widow Edna Shrophire of Atlanta, three sisters Alice Brazelton Birmingham and Mrs Jones and Mrs MeIlherrin of Sheffield, and a brother L Coligar of Chattanooga.
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Leaders Named to Head Atlanta Bond Campaign Effort
Frank M. Inman and Mrs. Samuel Lumpkin were chosen to lead the drive for the proposed 8 350 000 bond issue in Atlanta. A subcommittee of the bond committee selected the leaders, and campaign headquarters will open at city hall. Inman will form the general campaign committee and direct the drive. Lumpkin will organize women citizens and ensure voter registration.
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Atlanta bond commission authorized for city projects
The ordinance establishes a bond commission to oversee proceeds from proposed bonds for Atlanta city projects. It outlines appointment, advisory role, and procedures for itemized expenditures, with joint recommendations if disagreements arise. It also covers allocation of school sewer Spring street bridge and waterworks bond funds and repeals conflicting ordinances. Local groups approve the bond measure.
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Kidney Health Ad: Rad Salts and Jad Salts Promotion
A dating style ad urges Americans to guard kidneys against overworked kidneys from rich foods. It promotes four ounces of Rad Salts, a tablespoonful daily in water, claimed to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys and ease bladder issues. Jad Salts is touted as a safe, inexpensive effervescent lithia water beverage.
Senate Sustains President's Veto On Swamp Land
Washington February 7 President Wilson vetoed a bill granting 76 acres of swamp land in Montana to the Milk River Valley Gun Club. The Senate sustained the veto by a 47 to 0 vote, saying the land should become a public game preserve. The measure, introduced by Senator Myers of Montana, had passed the Senate previously.
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Woman Accepted as M Gannon Juror in Second Trial
Cleveland Ohio February 7 four men and one woman tentatively accepted as jurors by both sides in the second trial of Judge William H McGannon charged with second degree murder for the...
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Wilam H. McGannon
Expectorant Marketing Mentioned Amid Trial Fragments
Fragmentary text recalls Cheney's Expectorant linked to a trial for alleged killing of Harold C. Kagy. The scene notes a jury box, a May date, and references to physicians and quinine as common cough remedies. Several panel members and a public sale are mentioned in disjointed fashion.
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Juror A Allen Affirms Bias Yet Will Consider Evidence
The tentative juror Mrs A Allen acknowledged four fixed opinions on guilt but said the evidence could overturn them. She stated that everyone has prejudices but should rise above them and consider the case impartially.
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