Rheumatism sufferer credits Tanlac with relief
Mrs. J. E. Baldwin of 58 Bellwood Avenue spoke to a reporter about long years of rheumatism. She credits Tanlac after trying many medicines with six bottles, noting improved strength and diminished pain. Neighbors are also starting Tanlac after witnessing her recovery.
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Andaies M.S Baldwin
Bellwood
Sen
Medicing
J. 3. Hughes
Balawiding
Bellwood Avenue
Tanlac
Mn GF
Willis
McElroy's Liver Key Promises Health Boost
An old newspaper item touts McElroy's Liver Key as a vegetable remedy to regulate the liver and relieve constipation and indigestion. It claims the tonic is pleasant, harmless even to babies, and sold by druggists in 23c and 50c bottles, urging readers to pursue better health.
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McElroy
Mextroy
Mutiny Quelled Congress to Work
Washington, February 27. Legislative business resumes after a recent din over foreign affairs. Senate leaders say no vote on belligerent merchantmen. Gore claims diplomacy unchanged. Efforts focus on water power leasing, regulatory reforms, and preparedness revenue measures as committees begin new work.
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Washington
Capitol
Congress
Gore
Aate
Senate
Husting
Wisconsin
Norris
Nebraska
Water Power Trust
Wall Street
Goon
Robinson
Arkansas
Walk
Aviation Service
Army
House
Judiciary
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Many Lives Lost As Liner Sinks In Heavy Seas
Rescue efforts were hampered by a heavy sea and a limited number of lifeboats. Most survivors found on rafts, with women and children among the casualties as a lifeboat capsized while another was being lowered. The captain stayed on the bridge until cast into the water. Shore residents observed the aftermath and the ship’s explosion.
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Lasmnds
Dover
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Proved Helpful
Letter from Anamosa Iowa praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from displacement and general rundown condition. Mrs L J Hannan explains her sister's illness improved after two bottles and her own headaches and back pain subsided. The notice asserts widespread acceptance and merit of the remedy.
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Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Masa
Anamosa
Iowa
Lydia E.pinkham
Lydia E. Finkham
Sinking of Maloja and other steamers reported
The report describes the sinking of the steamer Maloja after being struck by a mine near Dover with 119 passengers aboard, most rescued by torpedo boats and hospital ships. It notes conditions, ship specs, and related sinkings including Zeeland liner Mecklenburg and Birgit, with crews saved and services suspended.
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Maloja
Thom
Fort William
Bluecher
Shepherd
Peninsular and Oriental Line
Dover
Folkestone
St. Davids
Cantain
French Steamer Trignac Torn by Explosions
The French steamer Trignac of 1447 tons was split by two explosions in the North Sea. The Borgensten rescued five crew members and one pilot on Friday near Hartlepool. 21 crew, four passengers, and the two French officers are missing and presumed lost. Survivors clung to an upturned ice boat and praised the rescue.
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London
Suevier
New York
Favre
Lloyds
Inishtrahull
Ireland
Birgit
Paris
Vie
Mara
Mediterranean
Fastnet
Tornborg
Borgensten Hae
Hartlepool
North Sea
Trignac
Germanys resolve to sink armed merchant ships in war
Secretary Lansing notes Berlin may accept defensive armament limits for merchants and hints at a possible immunity for ships with minimal rearward armament. Berlin awaits appendices claimed to contain master instructions to British merchants, shaping the U.S. stance. Lusitania assurance cited, pledging no sinking without warning and safety of noncombatants.
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Berlin
von Bernstorff
United States
Tleig
Lansing
Germany
Alag
United
Ger
State Department
Serlingprea
Ambiguities Rise Over Naval Armament Rules
The article reports on international tensions as debates grow over how armed Italian ships should be treated amid submarine warfare. The U S State Department notes that unarmed ships and ships armed defensively are classed the same, with discussions planned with central European powers to clarify defensive armament rules.
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United States
Germany
Count von Bermstorf
Baron Wien Bwiedinek
Lansing
Italy
State Department
Department
Principle of liberty guides peaceful policy under Wilson
The speech argues for enduring principles over expediency, urging voters to seek long term national ideals. It cites the founders, calls for focus on justice, and critiques policy based on immediate gains. The speaker contrasts executive pressures with fountains of American action and unity.
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United States
Congress
Lara
Poesey
Harding
America Must Stand by Traditions of Duty in War
The speaker urges America to remain out of distractions and honor longheld ideals. He argues justice roots in humanity, warns against expediency, and stresses that true valor is measured by restraint and timely action, steering by past lines to shape the future. He calls to match every impulse with prudent resolve and to heed American traditions.
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Beaty
America
United States
Jany
Ideal-American Heating
Falls From Street Car Leave Man Bruised At Ivy Street
J. 3. Kenny, 40, sustained multiple facial bruises and cuts after alighting from the rear platform of a northbound Piedmont car yesterday afternoon. An ambulance took him to St. Joseph's Infirmary where wounds were dressed before he returned home to 43 Gilmer Street. The accident occurred between Houston and Ellis streets on Ivy.
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Kenny
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Gilmer Street
Houston
Ellis Streets
Ivy
Lexington Hearing Sets Stage for Smith Estate Turmoil
In Lexington Georgia, a public hearing on the estate of the late Colonel Jim Smith draws thousands, though Judge Worley will only hear explanations and adjourn to Hartwell. Temporary administrators include Erwin Arnold Meadow Holder Mitchell Smith, as heirs dispute kinship and succession while receivers may take control.
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Meadow
Hartwell
Intentate
Bacon
Oglethorpe
A.C. Erwin
Nat D. Arnold
D. W. Meadow
Frank Holder
FO. Mitchell
Louie K. Smith
Larkin Smith
Habersham County
Habershem County
James M. Smith
Smith
Zadock Smith
AW. Fito
Cherokee Circuit
Fite Nanned
Oglethorpe County
Contempt Hearing Shifts Among Georgia Judges In Receivership Case
In a complex Georgia legal move Judge Fite’s contempt order against administrators of Smithsonia property expands to five more administrators. Hearings move between Athens Hartwell Lexington and other venues as Judge Worley and Judge Bacon may replace prior jurisdiction, with potential replacement of permanent administrators if orders are vacated or revised.
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Weston
Western Circuit
Fite
J. C. Mitchell
Propat Smithsonia
Inatlanta
Brand
Athens
Eaton
Lexington
Ft 13
Orley
Hartwell
Jude Bacon
Houser in Buffalo Preparing the Way for Local Shriners
Fred Houser of Atlanta representing Yaarob temple of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine confers with Buffalo Shrine convention officials to arrange accommodations for a large delegation for the Imperial council session July 11 to 13. George Staples predicts about 260000 attend. Extraneous lines mention parade crowds and plans, with J Putman Stevens overseeing attendance and a Hawaii visit to recruit Mawalland temple. Telephone line work speeds pole hole digging.
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Buffalo
Fred Houser
Atlanta
Imperial Council
George K Staples
Nebles
Mecca
H. J. Sackett
J. Putman Stevens
Imperial Potental
Honolulu
Mawalland Temple
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