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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1916
Page
5
A controversial advisory claims salts from a blend of magical herbs flush kidneys when back pain or cloudy urine strike. The piece warns of uric acid, nervous spells, and aches, touting a salt elixir as a simple, inexpensive remedy to cleanse and stimulate kidneys.
The fourth annual midwinter clinic of the Atlanta Society of Dental Surgeons convenes March 10 and 11 at the Hotel Ansley. Four leading dentists will address the sessions on diet and dental arch formation, dental infections, anesthesia and amalgam technique, with Dr. Hinman chairing the committee.
Sofia dispatch says King Ferdinand Premier Radoslavoff and General Jéroffe left Monday night for German headquarters to meet Emperor William and Archduke Frederick. General Jscott will return to Bulgaria. Ferdinand plans to extend the trip to Coburg while a regency governs in his absence.
In Atlanta officials and politicos discuss possible candidates for governor. Gov Harris signals readiness to debate or even endurance contest with Dr L G Hardman. Rumors swirl about Thomas J Watson running for Congress in the Tenth District and Col J M Foster considering Blue Ridge Circuit Judge bid. Thomasville reports three candidates for local legislature from Thomas County.
Rev. William Westberry Barrough, 60, died after a two week illness in Waycross. Survived by wife and eight relatives including Mrs. H. E. Baxter and several Dasher, Harrough, Hodges, Peerevely family members. Funeral at Mount Pleasant near Waycross tomorrow afternoon. Also J. J. Wilder of Sumter County died after short illness, survived by eight children and many relatives across several counties. N. Sutherland, father-in-law of J. B. Gong, died in Douglasville after five years there. Joseph Smith, 75, died near Decatur. father of R. F. Smith, DeKalb representative. survived by wife, two daughters, and several grandchildren. Confederate veteran and Cobb’s Legion member. Funeral arrangements in Delton, S. C., and Decatur area pending.
A national convention of Irish in America is proposed for March 4 and 6 in New York. Five hundred prominent Irish Americans have signed, including Victor Herpert and Joseph McLaughlin, to protest British rule and press for Ireland’s separation and future nationhood.
Washington February 8 The charge that the greatest lobby ever known to the American people seeking to prevent space payments in the railway postal service was made in the house by Chairman Moon of the post office committee. He argued the opposition aims to throttle the parcel post in favor of express firms and railroads. He urged a government guarantee fund and claimed surety bonding practices have cost the government hundreds of thousands. The measure carries about 320 million dollars in appropriations and sixteen hours were set for debate.
The text renders a fragment arguing that the prosecution has not presented any material facts to justify changing the law. It notes the absence of evidence or clear justification in the Justification of the charge and emphasizes the lack of presented facts to support altering the law.
Stockholm report notes Aftonbladet stating Denmark plans extensive rabbit exports to Germany. Rabbit breeding has begun across Sweden, signaling broader Nordic meat trade activity.
President Wilson today accepted an invitation to attend a Potomac Department Grand Army of the Republic banquet in Washington on Thursday night and will speak at the annual chamber dinner of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States the same evening.
Fragment from a period piece urges belief in motherhood as a sublime achievement and links maternal influence to a future child. It promotes a drug remedy and a mailing address for more information, reflecting early 20th century advertising style.
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