21 Feb 1909
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1909
Page
1
A vintage health ad urges readers to consider kidneys as the source of illness and promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy. It claims most ailments stem from kidney trouble, explains kidney function, and offers free sample by writing to Kilmer Company in Binghamton New York. Drugstore bottles available in fifty cent and one dollar sizes.
In London during Christmas season Marlboroughs’ duke and duchess, recently separated, shared a formal dinner at the Ritz with Lady Blandford and the Churchills nearby. They met briefly, exchanged handshakes, and cordial apologies appeared, prompting hope their strained relations might mend. The duchess is reportedly willing to compromise to restore harmony.
The Dawson News notes budding local political activity with three candidates for aldermen Memere L fC Durham J H Lewis and George N Roberts. Voters await December municipal officer elections though ballots may print in early summer. A lively campaign looms over licensing sale of beer and strict enforcement of Prohibition law.
In Philadelphia on February 20 the pope sent a cable message to Archbishop Ryan congratulating him on his seventy eighth birthday. The archbishop received many letters and telegrams, but the pontiff's greeting brought him the most joy among messages from friends nationwide.
A Berlin dispatch outlines the latent discord between Kaiser Wilhelm II and Crown Prince Frederick William, detailing personality contrasts, religious devotion, and differing views on court life. The piece notes Bonn drinking customs, the prince’s horse racing enthusiasm, and a public rift over royal traditions shaping the future of Germany.
A long analysis outlines how Prince Frederick William’s engagement to Princess Cecilia and his later accession may reshape German policy. It discusses court influence, moral debates, and potential shifts in domestic liberties and foreign diplomacy, with emphasis on Austria and Britain. The piece notes the emperor’s opposition to the match and suggests the crown prince could ease tensions if crowned.
The two men, LaFrance a hotel bartender and another unnamed guest, died in a blaze at a hotel. Fire started in a junior room after they returned late at night, with investigators unsure how the fire began.
Advert reads Hood's Sarsaparilla as essential for pure blood to keep stomach liver kidneys and bowels functioning. Claims it eradicates humors cures rheum and eczema relieves fatigue builds vitality and protects against diseases by boosting white blood cells. Includes testimonial of improved health and energy after six weeks.
An English inn, the Star and Garter at Richmond, famed for its Thames views and royal visits, has been sold at auction. The 270 year old tavern attracted collectors and sentimental buyers as art, furniture, glass, and items from the inn fetched high prices while the land parcel was withdrawn from sale due to insufficient bidding.
Longton, February 20. An Austrian dancer Georgie Muhrer brought from Maxim's to star in the Merry Widow stirs English opinion. Muhrer claims the best dancers are Americans and Parisians, not Austrians or Germans. British papers publish indignant letters over his world champion claim and views on dance. He defends Vienna as home of the waltz while insisting Americans and Parisians excel at modern styles.
Washington reports outline the inaugural parade plans for March 4 with more than thirty thousand participants. About 22 000 sailors soldiers and marines cadets from West Point and Annapolis and other federal and independent units seek positions in line. Musicians accompany the 9 000 strong contingent.
A dusty advertisement urges readers to use Kodol for indigestion. It claims many suffer from nervous or chronic dyspepsia and that ordinary remedies are ineffective. Kodol is pitched as a perfect digester that rests the stomach while it heals, with a guarantee offered through DeWitt & Co in Chicago.
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