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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1916

Page

23

California Syrup of Figs Endorsed for Constipation Relief

A vintage advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as the first remedy for a constipated child. It claims benefits for infants and adults, highlights a pleasant taste, and warns readers to buy only genuine bottles from the California Syrup Company with a 50 cent size.

Mather California Flys California Fle Syrup Company

Appam Seizure Under Prize Laws Triggers Legal Skirmish

British owners seize the steamer Appam at Norfolk under prize law to recover from a German prize crew. State Department and prize court are pressed to rule if the vessel may remain in American waters under the 1828 treaty and 1807 Hague convention. British lawyers prepare arguments over jurisdiction and the vessel’s status while diplomatic channels may steer the outcome.

Washington Hampton Roads State Department Germany Great Britain Department Appam Ubel Bertish Wampton Roads Norfolk

Milk relief for German babies halted by French objections

Dr Ed nund von Mach executive chairman of the citizens committee for food shipment of New York asked Secretary Daniels to dispatch a naval vessel to Germany with milk for babies. He was told France objects to U S charitable relief and the Navy could not sail to Germany unless France withdraws objections.

Tne Daniels United States G Bailey Castner, Curran & Bullitt Norfolk Deputy West Washington Ed Nund von Mach Citizens Committee For Food Shipment New York Daniels Germany France

Free dental clinics for children spur city savings

Dr Hinman argues public school dental clinics in cities like Cleveland and Atlanta can save money by preventive care. In Cleveland, clinics improved health and attendance, reduced disease spread, and funded themselves. Atlanta eyes a similar program with school examinations and private subscriptions.

Atlanta Dy Hinman Constitution Cleveland Saia Dr Hinman Marion Dentists Health Board of Cincinnati Dental Society Board of Education

America Gives 7 500 000 to Belgians in Relief

New York report states America contributed 7.53 million dollars for Belgian relief up to February. Foodstuffs and clothing valued over 300 million had been shipped into Belgium. Belgian interests supplied more than 60 million of the sum. the rest came from the United States and other nations. Van De Vooert noted 56 million dollars of supplies were purchased in the United States. He praised Belgian gratitude and pledged continued friendship.

New York America Belgium van Deyvere London St Paul United States van de Vooert

General Scott signs his own commission

Washington February 19 General Scott, acting secretary of war, signed his own commission making him a major general. The document had been pending formal approval, and he signed it on the judge advocate general’s advice after it was deemed valid.

Washington United States Army General Scott Vaid

Britain to Mobilize All Her Medical Men

London February 19 The approaching mobilization of physicians and surgeons is forecast a circular from the local government board directs local authorities to make provisional arrangements so that every medical man under 45 who can be spared without harming civilians may offer service to the army or navy if required.

London

Germans Removed From American Ship China

Shanghai reports 38 Germans were taken from the American steamship China after it was halted by a British auxiliary cruiser off Shanghai. The China, owned by China Mall Steamship, had been sailing toward San Francisco and Manila links are drawn to other wartime seizures. Washington confirms similar reports and hints a protest may follow if Pacific routes were halted previously.

Shanghai China San Francisco China Fa China Mall Steamship Company Abe Laurentic Manila Washington State Department Pacific Pacific Mull Steamship Company Manchuria Hong Kong

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