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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1921
Page
10
An old advertisement extols Pepto Mangan as a tonic that enriches blood to resist diseases and restore energy. It claims rich red blood improves vitality, fights illness, and supports work capacity, urging buyers to ask for the genuine product by its full name.
Fragmentary ad copy touts a laxative product for sleep time use. Mentions constipated condition and symptoms like dizziness headache cold and gassy stomach. Claims children love Carscarets and lists prices 10 25 50 cents.
Naval authorities press to raise enlisted strength above 100000, arguing current limits waste ships and hurt fleet efficiency. Admiral Coontz cites 93000 needed for proper manning, potentially leaving 143090 sea-duty capacity and threatening key first line ships and destroyers. Aviation funding and airplane carrier plans spark Senate debate on capital ships and aerial warfare.
The House approved the naval appropriations bill amid debate on disarmament and the use of federal offices in baseball disputes. The coast defense 16 inch gun program and fortifications funding were outlined with about 8 million to be reported.
Five charges accuse Judge Landis of neglecting official duties for another gainful occupation connected to baseball. Friends press for attorney general ruling as proceedings may be dismissed, fearing all legal questions hinge on that ruling.
The Tri-State Medical Association of Virginia and the Carolinas will hold its annual meeting in Spartanburg from Wednesday to the following Tuesday. Over 500 members are expected, with distinguished physicians and surgeons reading papers. Stuart Mee Gilre of Richmond will retire as press and give a dinner to the presidents of the association, about 18 now living.
State Department reports that an American Red Cross officer from Uniontown is held by Bolsheviks in a Moscow jail. Secretary Colby wrote to Senator Harris about efforts to facilitate aid and resolve the case.
The report notes difficulties in releasing Captain Kilpatrick as the government asserts no contact with Zovtec authorities. Secretary cites Dr. Fridtjof Nansen of the International Red Cross aiding negotiations and relief efforts on Belle Isle.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions interest in cases involving Americans and prisoners held in Russia. No clear event, date, or names available to specify a full factual card.
An old advertisement promotes Big's Cream Balm as a fragrant antiseptic healing cream to clear air passages, relieve headache and dryness, and ease nighttime breathing by soothing inflamed nasal mucous membranes with instant relief.
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