Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised in Foreign Lands
Testimonial letters from England Australia Jamaica and Africa applaud Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Traders and chemists in New Zealand and Orange River Colony report high sales and customer loyalty. Citizens worldwide note the remedy as invaluable and repeat purchases are common.
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J. Riney Benner
Brown's Town
Jamaica
B. W
Cape Colony
Africa
Chamberlain
Zomard CO
Birreter
Arcester
Orange River Colony
Jorn Mann
8. Petersen, Ltd
Bloemfonstein
New Zealand
Henry Epoak Eston
Masterton, N. Z
Governor Smith Objects to Local Option in Prohibition Enforcement
Governor Smith issued a strong statement asserting that state law enforcement cannot be dictated by local sentiment. He defended uniform enforcement by judges prosecutors and jurors regardless of county views, rejecting any notion of local option in upholding the prohibition statute.
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Smith
Savannah
Chatham County
Maing
Georgia
School Cadets Invited to Inaugural Parade
Education institutions with cadet organizations are asked to declare intent to participate in the inaugural ceremonies. If enough respond, they may form a separate brigade under a divisional unit, with precedence based on state admission and constitutional ratification dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bell
United States Army
Johnston
Regular Army
Georgia Supreme Court Term Docket From DeKalb and Bulloch
Supreme Court of Georgia Stone Mountain Circuit lists cases with L N R Co v Venable and various trust and partner matters. Delegates from DeKalb and Bulloch argue for Farmers and Merchants Warehouse v Inman Akers Inman and other named parties, with multiple adoptions and administrations in process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Mountain Circuit
L & N R Co
Venable
Kennesaw Guano Company
Charles A Read
Trustes, E O Mise & Co
DeKalb
Jo Gregory
Georgia Granite Balbona
Farmers and Merchants’ Warehouse
Inman, Akers & Inman
Hockdale
Dis- Lareed
John Neal
M Boykin
Middle Circuit
JT Anderson
Gites Ad
Toomba Dimmlased
Churchill
WA Jackson
Jefferson
Kennely
J B Hewene
Bulloch
Groover
Ash
Instant Catarrh Relief Promised By Eclipse Cure
Instant relief from catarrh is claimed with Eclipse Catarrh Cure a vegetable remedy. A sample is promised for immediate airway relief and a potential permanent cure even in severe cases. Testimonies from Mrs. E A Bryant of Home GA praise hearing improvement and urge others to try the treatment by sending 25 cents for a week’s course and a brochure.
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E. A. Bryant
Addr Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Company
Avanta
Moving Picturemen Score in Licenses Case
New York January 6 Justice Blackmar of the Supreme Court Brooklyn granted an injunction sought by William Fox president of the Moving Picture Men's Association against the mayor’s wholesale revocation of moving picture licenses. The decision holds the mayor acted arbitrarily but the order allows future license revocation as needed.
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Moving Picturemen
New York
Moving Future
Mayor McLellan
Justice Blackmar
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
William Fox
Moving ‘Picture ‘Men's Association
Annual Dinner at Atlante Chamber of Commerce
The Atlante Chamber of Commerce plans its annual dinner at the New Kimball tonight at 7 o'clock with 280 plates. Wilk editor Clarence M. Ousley of The Fort Worth Texas Report is keynote, guests include Mayor Maddox and former chamber presidents. Speakers include Edgar H Watkins and Colonel Robert J. Lowry.
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Atlante Chamber of Commerce
New Kimball
Wilk
Clarence M. Qusley
Fort Worth
Texas
Ownley
Piedmont
C E Caverly
Ousley
Capital City Club
Chamber
Maddox
Severs
Candler
Cooper
Edgar H Watkins
Wimbish, Watkins & Ella
Houston
Commerecial Club
Qualey
Robert J. Lowry
H. G. Ogleaby
Chamber of Commerce
Taft
South
John Sharp W.illiams
Mississippi
Atlanta
United States
John
William
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Alrapely
Watterton
Joseph M Brown
Georgia
John M. Parker
New Orleana
The
Southern Commercial Association
T. E. Scott
Georgia Railroad Company
Jacob Phinisy
Augusta
Georgia Railroad Bank
D B Dye
Augusta Chronicle Company
Charles Hail Davis
Or of Commerce
Patersburg
Rufus NW Rhodes
Birmingham News
Gunby Jonian
Columbus
William J. Oliver
Knoxville
Hiwin H Brobston
Jacksonville
Fla
James C. Boroull
Anniston
Emory Speer
Heny Bulhwell
School for Convicts Night School Opens in New Jersey Prison
Nearly all prisoners enrolled as students as night classes start at Trenton State Prison. Governor Stoles has urged inmate education, aiming to provide practical instruction and inspire better futures. Some well educated convicts will tutor their fellows.
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Jersey
Trenton
N. J
B. C. Stoles
New Jersey
Governor John Johnson Begins Third Term in Minnesota
Governor Johnson took the oath of office for a third term in Minnesota January 6. In his message he urged boosting the lands and forests bureau and urged a trial project for a rail line, saying it would spur growth and lift travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rait, Minn
John Johnson
Minnesota
Bureau of Lands, Mines and Forests
Statewide Bill Introduced In Senate Nashville Report
Nashville Tenn January 6 A statewide prohibition bill was introduced in the senate today by Senator Holliday. The bill reaffirms the four mile law now in force with the old law omitted. Later a measure to prohibit manufacture of intoxicating liquors in Tennessee is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Senate
Holliday
Tennessea
Wright Defiant Over Threats After Labor Leaders Verdict
Justice Daniel Thew Wright said he has not been measured for a shroud and is not afraid to go home in the dark. He described receiving hundreds of threatening letters over his contempt of court sentences for Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell, and Frank Morrison, noting many were insulting and that one author promised to come in five days to “fit the justice.”
Plan to parole prisoners in federal system proposal
A bill introduced by Representative Cowdry of Missouri outlines a parole plan for United States prisoners serving sentences of one year or more. The plan would appoint state and federal penitentiary superintendents, a prison chaplain, two citizens, and a president to oversee parole decisions. for life prisoners, parole would not be possible until after fifteen years of imprisonment.
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Washington
United States
Representative Cowdry
Missouri
School Men to Meet in Montgomery on January 29 30
Montgomery Alabama January 6 Special Department reports indicate district agricultural schools presidents and agronomists are summoned to Montgomery January 29 and 30 to perfect a plant breeding group begun last year and to adopt a uniform course of study. Commissioner John A Wilkinson will preside. In other notes state game wardens report thirty December convictions with fines totaling over 80 underscoring rising public respect for wildlife laws.
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Montgomery
Ale
Echoola
J A Wilkinson Io
Ala
Game and Fish
John H Wallace, Jr
Discovery Aims to End Tuberculosis Major Breakthrough
Dr Rosenbergh of Jefferson Medical College reports that the tuberculosis germ can be located in the blood before reaching the lungs and may be destroyed by simple antitoxin treatment. If confirmed, injections could prevent disease progression, advancing the fight against the white plague.
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Langs
Rosenbergh
Philadelphia
Koch
Randle C . Rosenbergh
Jefferson Medical College
Jefferagon College
Lawrence Flick
Phillips
Gates Seeks Free Trade on Iron Coal and Lumber
Washington January 8 John W W Gates has joined tariff reformers urging free trade for iron coal and lumber He argues a 50 percent cut in the steel schedule would not harm iron and steel manufacturers and cites a Port Arthur Texas dated letter to Speaker Cannon urging removal from the tariff list and referring to evidence in Washington on tariff matters.
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Sage
Odel
Laerber
Washington
John WW. Gates
Hns
Cannon
Witch
Committee On Ways and Means
Gates
Mr. Gates
Port Arthur
Tex
Judge Landis Seeks Retrial. Bethea May Take It
Chicago January 6 Judge Landis rebuffed a retrial of the Standard Oil case saying he would not sit again due to convictions that each carload was a separate offense He suggested Judge Bethel might handle it and noted Judge Anderson would soon try a case for him Meanwhile Judge Bethea asked to be excused and the matter rested Our coal question Clinchfield Coal of Quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Jadge Bethea
Anderzon
Chicago
Standard Oil
United States
Supreis
Sims
Bethel
Sol H Bethel
District Court
Befort
Bethea
Anderson
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Wx. Savony
Warrington
Bay
Australia
Go. Hoorrr
Geelong
Victoria
Tamaiza
Woolley & Omes
Pryor St
Aplain
Ita
Cascade
GEO. A. Dickel & CO. Distillers
Nashville, Tennessee
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Peachtree St
Squthern
Atlasita
Mater
B. Mifflin Hood
J.K. Orr Shoe Co
Supreme Court OF
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Peachtree Street
New
Dehnton Regine
Senator Holliday
Tennessee
WDGE
Keiley
Eales Baat
Salina
Keiley Fuel CO
BS Foundry
Inman Park
Copenhill
Adair
Alta Avenue
Moreland S Avenue
Forrest & Ceorce Adair
Gordon Street
Decatur
William S. Ansley
Qxtory
Hall and
Alabama Streets
Carl H. Fischer
Fourth National Bank
Morrow Transfer and Storage Co
Alabama St
Egypt
Holy Land
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Lloyd
Payl
Oelrichs & CO
Broadway
N. Y
Wm. A. Stokes
Rogers B. Toy
Union Station
Herman J. Haas
Century Building
Clinchfield
Frank E. Block CO
Fulton Lodge
Masonic Hall
Mitchell and
Forsyth Streets
T C Wdonald
Richardson
Einar O.liljenstolpe
Ain
Austell
Charles Frohman
Francis Wilson
Mat Baty
Checkers
Hans Robert
Dave Braham
Narry Beresford
Allway
Andy Lewis
Behmay
James
Sadie Leonard
Caesar
George Whiting
Clark
Biters
Ferrell Bros
Ollivous Troubadours
Linden Beckc
Mbalterel
Wonder
Weber-Rush Grapa Uptown
Daniel Bros
Lietermans Trunk
Tabernacle Lyceum
Joseph G. Gamp
Western and Atlantic
Mami Nashville
Aware
Amis Nezhvilly
Rome
Nasnville
Birmingham
Atlantic Union Station
Eaton
Detective Agency
Chas. F. Eaton
Codeman Building
West Forsyth Street
Addyldwala
Carly
T. Dorsey
P. H. Brewster
Albert Howell
Hugh M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorasy
Brewster Howell
We Heyman
Kiser Building
Atlanta, Ga
Pulaski
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