Educator testifies to Tanlac benefit for wife health
An educator from Central Graded School of Winterfet relates how Tanlac improved his wife’s four year struggle with indigestion kidney bladder trouble fatigue and nervousness. After trying many medicines she gained weight strength and appetite and sleeps better. He credits recommendations from Atlanta men and notes Tanlac is sold exclusively by Jacobs in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WA Wood
Th Central Graded School
Winter
Bolt
Tana
Taniac
Atlanta
Galta
New Train To Florida Promises All Steel Equipment
A dated notice describes a new all steel train to Florida featuring Pullman coaches and observation cars. It lists terminal stops including Stangnelanta and Wien, with Jacksonville service and a return departure from Atlanta, aiming for a smooth passenger service despite garbled OCR.
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Dangar
Cropgia
Dimitpo
Florida
Laane
Stangnelanta
Wien
Jacksonville
Tlerifa
Good profits shown for knit goods mills under tariff history
Washington reports no grounds to fear tariff cuts on knit goods harming wages. U S industry remains prosperous with rising wages, eight mills posting losses, twenty-eight earning above ten percent. Southeast sees highest profits, while old shop habits and credit limits hamper some. Imports dwindled since 1909 to under one half of one percent of American production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Wilson
Congress
United States
Departments
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Blume
Nenter
Plea to Britain for Polish relief sent to Asquith and Wilson
A Chicago cablegram urging Great Britain to lift the blockade to allow ships with provisions and clothing for Poland to dock at Danzig or other ports. The message, signed by Polish relief groups, asks the British government and President Wilson to enable immediate aid and distribution to famine victims in war devastated areas. The missive notes over half a million American of Polish birth support the appeal and seeks Belgian relief commission cooperation.
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Chicago
Great Britain
Poland
Asquith
Wilson
Washington
United States
Danzig
Polish Central Relief Committee
Relief Committee
Wilson Leaya
Belgian Relief Commission
Well Shaken When Taken First Autoist Report
Two drivers discuss road conditions and road safety. one notes rough surfaces while the other questions trust in dental care advertised roadside.
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Chean
Permanent Peace Board Formed From Ford Peace Expedition
The Hague reports five Swiss civilians will join a permanent peace board to be formed with five members from each neutral nation. Delegates from Norway Sweden Denmark and Holland participate as the expedition plans meetings in The Hague Amsterdam and Rotterdam. Americans William J Bryan Jane Adams and Henry Ford are named for positions. The board aims to advise on peace terms and accept proposals from any source.
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The
Hague
London
Switzerland
Permanent Peace Board
Spain
Peace Board
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Holland
William J. Bryan
Jane Addams
Henry Ford
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Mme Rosika Schwimmer
Lord Burnham Dies Proprietor Of The Daily Telegraph
Lord Burnham aged 84, proprietor of The Daily Telegraph and last of London’s old school newspaper owners, died after a month long illness. Born Edward Levy in 1843, he adopted the Lawson name and was created a baronet in 1892 and a Baron in 1903. His death ends a era of substantial Telegraph influence and middle class readership.
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London
Lord Burnham
Daily Telegraph
Edward Levy
Lord Northcliffe
Lord Burnhams Country House
Times
Church of England
Morning Post
Henrietta
Benjamin Nottingham Webster
Harry Lawson
The
Telegraph
House of Coumons
William Lawson
Royal Bucks Hunsars
Lord Burnhams
Holmes makes plea for the education of Negro children
Professor Holmes, president of Holmes Institute, urged in a Cosmopolitan AME church lecture that crime will not fade while any colored child is denied schooling. Rev Tolliver and Rev Bindser noted Atlanta churches and citizens must unite to enable every colored child to attend school.
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BR. Holmes
Holmes Institute
Ugfure
African Methodist Episcopal Church
J Tolliver
J A Bindser
Atlanta
Turkey Retaliates Over Arrest of Consuls in Saloniki
Berlin dispatch reports Turkey arrests ten French and British officials in Constantinople as reprisal for the seizure of German consuls in Saloniki. Amsterdam says Istanbul also interned about a thousand Entente nationals as a further punitive step.
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Berlin
Amsterdam
London
Constantinople
Saloniki
Turkey
Woman and Negroes Face Murder Trial
Providence January 9 A murder trial of unusual interest will open tomorrow with Mrs Elizabeth F Mohr and two Negroes, Cecil V Brown and Henry Speilman, defendants in the killing of her husband Dr Franklin Mohr four months ago. The state accuses Mrs Mohr of accessory before the fact and alleges she hired the men after jealously prompting the crime. Dr Mohr was ambushed as his car stalled August 31. he died and Miss Emily Burger survived after being shot. The chauffeur George W Healis is not to be tried. he has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter, sentence deferred, and will appear as the state's principal witness. Mrs Mohrman, free on bond, says conspiracies by the Negroes falsified the accusation.
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Providence
Elizabeth F Mohr
Franklin Mohr
Miss Burger
George W Healis
Moahrs Negro
New Brose Heally
Noto Contendere
Mohrman
Chicago Schools as Community Centers Nets Wide Support
Chicago announces 28 ward schools opened this winter as community centers under Mrs Page Waller Eaton. Volunteers include lecturers, musicians, artists, dancers, lawyers, experts and judges. Motion picture firms offer films and the Art Institute of Chicago provides lantern slides. The movement aims to expand after hours use of school buildings as community hubs nationwide.
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Chicago
Page Waller Eaton
Bureau of Social Suravey
Public Welfare Department of Chicago
Eaton
Art Institute of Chicago
Mranton
Best Actors of France To Entertain Troops At Front
Paris reports that Paris finest actors will perform near the front to entertain soldiers. Emile Fabre of the Comedie Francaise leads a planned war road company with brief plays and recitations suited to wartime needs. General Gallieni and General Joffre approved the plan as a morale boost for wounded and fighting men.
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France
Paris
Mminister
Gallieni
Joffre
Emile Fabre
Comedie Francaine
M Fabre
M. Webra
M. Fabre
Bi Month Lectures for Democratic Club Begin in January
New York January 8 announcement states the National Democratic club will open the presidential campaign with bi month lectures on nations important topics. Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels will be the first cabinet member to speak on naval preparedness. Invitations extended to naval consulting board members to address the club.
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New York
National Democratic Club
Josephus Daniels
Naval Consulting Board
Cambria Steel Announces 10 Percent Wage Increase
Johnstown Pa January 16 The Cambria Steel company announced a 10 percent rise in wages for all hourly workers, excluding salaried and tonnage staff. About 9,090 men are affected, adding roughly $600,000 to the annual payroll.
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Johnstown
Cambria Steel Company
Funeral of Sirmas Conducted Sunday
The funeral of James V Sirman the Greek who died Saturday morning from a pistol wound received Friday night was held Sunday afternoon at the Greek church on Central avenue and Pul Hem street, with over 50 people in attendance.
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James V Sirman
Central Avenue
Pul Hem Street
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Ferring
Tanlac
Constitution Advertising
Superior
E.G. Willingham’s Sons
London Telegraph
Holmes
Democratic Club
Sterling
Cuticnra
Dept. T. Huestom
World
Betty Wilson
Ballard Mills
Betty
Fourth National Bank
Frank E. Block Co
Capital City Market
Whitehall Main
Ansley
WM. R. Secker
Iwarue
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