Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Advertises Cure All Ages
A lengthy advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles claiming it can improve overall health once kidneys begin to heal. It includes testimonials and instructions to obtain a free sample and book by writing to Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York via the Atlanta Daily Constitution.
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Anyore
Solon
Melrose
Mass
Bright
Kilmer
Binghamton, N
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Turbulent Riga and Warsaw Report Rise of Strikes and Troops
A Baltic flare of unrest from Riga to Minsk and Warsaw recounts four troop columns converging on Milan and Rig s while insurgents govern towns with social democratic aims. In Riga three policemen were killed as General Goliogub advances. Witte urges an early constitution to calm liberals. bombs found on Koncza street prompt mass arrests and threats against Jews amid strike unrest.
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St. Petersburg
Kasen
Moscow
Proves
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Prokharoff
Yeedy
Minn
Vanle
Donbassoff
Courtland
Mitau
Courland
Russia
Milan
Rigs
Frank
Riga
Count Goliogub
Baltic
Russian Poland
Koncza Street
Tragic Accidental Morphine Overdose in Georgia
A man in Georgia accidentally ingested an overdose of morphine yesterday and died. The incident followed a period of unspecified distress and is being investigated to determine exact circumstances and responsible party. Authorities have not released additional names or details pending autopsy results.
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Haremond
Avery
Russian Jews Gain Sympathy and Political Strife
A conference in New Orleans during the American Association for the Advancement of Science debates Jewish status in Russia, immigration trends, and labor rights. Dr Rubinow argues Russian Jews will win freedom at home and join American labor. Discussants warn on Mosquito control, yellow fever risk, and reforms in life insurance.
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American Association For the Advancement of Scence
Willam T Sedgewick
I . Rubinow
Washington
Russia
Rubinow
Eline Mberty
Rutinew
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Europe
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Powers
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Reed Commission
J H. White
Marine Hospital Service
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James Carroll
H. A Veazie
Quitman Kohnke
United State
W B Thayer
Garry N Calkins
Henry Clay Weeks
Henry EB. Ward
Underwood
Alabama
J Mel Welway
National Child Labor Committee
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Kelway
Virginia
Warner
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Cleveland
Congressional Committee
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Chemical Section
Audubon Park
Newcomb College
Elwood Mead
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Memorial
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Lancing
Mich
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Philadelphia
Daniel T. McDougall
Hugo Munsterberg
Cambridge
G. A. Conant
New York
Simon A. Dexter
John F. Hayford
F. W. McNair
Houghton
Williams favors quarantine plan from Williams letter
Chattanooga January 4 Col onel No F Thompson editor of The Tradesman reports a letter from Hon John Sharp Williams minority leader in congress stating that after reassembly he will summon southern representatives to draft and push a quarantine bill. The plan follows regulations agreed at the Chattanooga quarantine conference and aims for swift passage with northern lawmakers likely to support a southern draft.
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South
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Mallory
Florida
Senate
Great Tobacco Factory Aimed for Philadelphia by American Company
Rumors say the American Tobacco Company has arranged a mammoth cigarette and tobacco factory in Philadelphia. The Allen & Ginter autobacry department plans to send staff to manage the new plant, seeking plentiful low‑cost female labor for a smoking and chewing operation.
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American Company
Richmond
American Tobacco Company
Allen & Ginter
Pile ointment promises cure if it fails
An advertisement offers PAIG OINTMENT as a guaranteed cure for itching bleeding protruding or blind piles. It claims refunds if the remedy does not cure within 14 days and lists a price of 60 cents.
Arrested for Preaching in Macon Parade
William Harrie a colored preacher was jailed by Cal Officer Wilson in Macon on January 1 for interfering with a negro civic parade by stopping the procession to preach. The arrest followed his attempt to secure an audience during the march.
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William Harrie
Cal
Wilson
Harris
New Year's Day White House reception draws 9,052 guests
President and Mrs. Roosevelt hosted New Year’s Day ceremonies at the White House with 9,052 attendees. Mrs. Roosevelt wore pale blue chiffon and orchids, while the First Lady mingled with guests in the East Room. Diplomats and ministers attended, including new ambassadors Rosen, D Casaus, and Sternburg, with Barons Hengel Muller and Durand among observed figures.
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White House
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Roosevelt
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Engineer Corps
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Cavaly
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Senor
Don Joaquin D Casaus
Mexico
Takehira
Japan
Eki Huok
Ank
Chentung Liang Cheng
Leo Vovel
Svitzerland
Don Apliance Portela
Senor Mendoza
Nourish the body not dose it with medicine
An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as the best nourishment, claiming it digests easily and improves digestion so ordinary food nourishes better. It invites those run down or lacking nourishment to try the product from Scott & Bowke, agents.
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Scott
S'pho Barred by Police Chief in Haven Theater
Haven Conn January 1 Chief Wrinn notified Hyperion theater manager that a production titled Sappho by Ogla Nether will not be allowed next evening unless amendments are made. The chief says the matter is with a business lawyer. A.C.U. Ga January 1 Coast Line railroad appoints W E Kay as assistant general counsel. Kay will join Kay, Bennett & Co to cover legal duties for the railroad industry.
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Coast Line Railroad
W E Kay
Counroad
Kay, Bennett
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