Henry Warner Recovers Health After Tanlac Boon
In Nashville Henry Warner a grocer and meat dealer once weighed 310 pounds describes a dramatic recovery after taking Tanlac losing 89 pounds and then regaining 36 pounds. He reports no longer suffers stomach troubles heartburn or nervousness and says he is back at work and feeling like his old self. His wife also improved with Tanlac and the remedy is sold in Atlanta by Tarot Pharmacy.
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Nashville
Henry Warner
Fourth Avenue North
Warner
Alec Graves
Tanlac
Alout
Taniac
Tess
Raqlac
Tantae
Atlanta
Tarot Pharmacy
Newlands Attacks His Own Party In Senate Speech
Washington January 11 Senator Newlands of Nevada Democrat denounced his party's record in the Senate criticizing tariff banking and other reforms of the Wilson administration. He warned of a Democratic defeat in 1914 unless the war in Europe continued and the president maintained a firm foreign policy. He urged gradual reform and argued anti radicalism to preserve party power amid economic strain and business opposition.
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Washington
Newlands
Nevada
Senate
Wilson
Jasu
Mexico
United Republican Party
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Headache relief promise with Kapinia tablets claim
The ad asserts thousands are helped by Kapinia tablets for headaches of any nature. It claims doctors cannot find causes and that tablets provide temporary relief but headaches recur. It suggests buying from a druggist in any quantity and requests asking for K Tablets.
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Sill
Gilera
AK Tablets Advertising Headline
An old advertisement claims AK Tablets cure sick headaches and migraine by taking two tablets at onset and one every two hours during an attack. The copy emphasizes relief and rest and promotes the product’s monogram branding as a guarantee of effectiveness.
Mothers Friend for expectant mothers promised in ad
Maternity is described as life's sublime achievement and a gentle remedy over the stomach muscles called Mothers Friend is promoted to ease pregnancy. The ad claims three generations used it, urges readers to ask a druggist and write Bradfield Regulator Co. for a free information book mailed to Atlanta, Georgia.
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bidg
Atlanta
Banking Reform Proposal Aims for Nonpartisan Reserve Board
Senator Newlands urged replacing partisan control of the Federal Reserve with a nonpartisan reserve board. He proposed merging the comptroller’s office into the board, removing extra capital requirements, and using investigative powers to guide gradual reforms. He also supported rational national defense preparedness.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Reserve Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Iémber Banka
Comptrotems
Doug
Newlands
Fashion Show at Forsyth Impresses with Glamour and Gowns
The Forsyth hosts a grand fashion show by George H Hickman featuring winter gowns for all occasions. Models display thousands of dollars in attire by noted American designers, with Emilie Lea and twenty models presenting amid performances by Alfred Bermen and the Steadmen duo. Geraldine Farrar headlines at the Georgian in Carmen, praised as a high water mark in film, while the Strand showcases Turmoil, with Emalish star Wall Vail and juvenile actor George Lo Guero in a notable production. The Metro area advertises Booth Tacking ton novel based drama and Georgia people attend Mica and Moon at the Grand, starring Marguerite Clark in a standout role.
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Varene Loget
Rve
George H Hickman
Keith
America
Emilie Lea
Alfred
Bermen
Fannie Steadmen
Geraldine Farrar
Americ
Smeer
Tontabt
Carmen
Tesko L. Lasky
Farrar
Sipsy
Ant
Ita Natura
Capfornia
Leell de Mile
Cistet
Bera
Meira
Columbia “Pictures
Lamora
Ion Will Ba Mhown
Strand Theater
Wall Vail
Inatarred
George Lo Guero
Screei Ig
Charien FI
Fred Tiamorsh
Edgar Tonur
Booth Tackington
Metron
Gofme
Matrimony and Wartime Film Double Feature
In a mixed program at the Lyric this week audiences see the marital drama Matrimony with its themes of infidelity and revenge, followed by a sweeping war epic from France Italy and the Dardanelles. The spectacle showcases trench warfare, risqué seduction, and a grand Carnegie Way approach decorated for the event.
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France
Itvian Alps
Cotton Crop Menaced by Potash Scarcity
Washington January 11 scarcity of splash or fertilizer threatens the cotton crop as Senator Smith of South Carolina asks the secretary of agriculture for a report on available potash and current prices The measure, adopted in senate, cites telegrams from over twenty five agricultural officials and farmers east of the Mississippi warning that the normal crop could fall 25 to 50 percent even with greater acreage The aim is to spur Germany and England to release potash for American cotton production and ease shortages.
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Washington
Smith
South Carolina
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Mussiasinpi
Germany
England
Record Low Temperatures Hit Battleford in North West
A severe cold snap gripped the Northwest and Canada with temperatures plunging to new season lows. Battleford, Saskatchewan recorded a point at 48 degrees below zero, securing the coldest reading of the region today as frigid conditions swept the area.
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States
Canada
Battleford Sask Neid
Menace Publishing trial opens in federal court Joplin Mo
In Joplin Missouri on January 11 the Menace Publishing Company of Aurora and four listed associates faced a federal trial over obscene material mailed via The Menace weekly. Witness John Mathes described mailing practices and defendants roles while prosecutors outlined seven counts accusing distribution of indecent publications through the mails.
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Joplin
Menace Publishing Company
Aurora
John 4 Mathes
The
Menace
Mathes
Wilbur Phelps
Bruce M Phelps
Marvin Brown
Theo C Walker
Government
Francis M Wilson
United States
Wilson
T J Sheppard
Bride of a Week Killed by Accidental Shotgun Discharge
Enufantate January 11 Mrs Fay Tamar wife of a wealthy prominent young farmer and a title of a week was killed today by an accidental discharge of her husband s shotgun while he cleaned it for a hunting trip Oil spilled down the barrel as she poured oil and the trigger was accidentally pulled the contents of both barrels entered her heart killing her instantly
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Fay Tamar
Tobacco Habit Easily Conquered
Edward J Woods of New York offers a book claiming tobacco or snuff habit can be vanished in three days with health benefits. The ad promises free mail delivery of the book and reports improved digestion sleep and vigor after quitting tobacco.
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Edward J Woods
Station 5
New York City
A Spoonful of Salts Belief for Aching Kidneys
An old remedy touts jad salts made from lemon juice and tartar to ease sluggish kidneys after meat heavy diets. It claims four ounces in water before breakfast cleanses the kidneys, stops bladder weakness, and produces a pleasant effervescent drink.
Lawyers urge Wilson to name Taft for bench
A letter signed by prominent New York and Virginia lawyers urges President Wilson to nominate former President Taft to the Supreme Court. Signers include Peter Meldrim, Elihu Root, Joseph Choate and Alton Parker among fourteen states’ lawyers. The missive cites Taft’s training and public service as qualifications. The Richmond report notes Judge Joseph L Kelley as the unanimous Virginia choice to succeed Lamar, with Virginia lawmakers backing him. President to hear Kelley and Montague nominations Monday.
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New York
Peter W Meldrim
Wiliam P. Bynum
Elihu Root
Joseph H. Choate
Alton B Parker
J M Dickinson
Wilson
Taft
Supreme Court
Wiliam H Taft
United States
Supreme Court of the
Justice Lamar
Kelley
Richmond
Suage
Joseph L Kelley
Bristol
Virginia Court of Appeal
State Corporation Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
Virginia
Friends
General Assembly
Virgina Court of Appeals
Stuart
White House
Andrew J Montague
Plan to Raise Revenues Suggested by McAdoo
Washington January 11 Revenue estimates indicate over 11 million dollars could be raised by a 10 cent per pound tea duty, 1.5 cent per pound sugar tax, a 1 cent per pound excise on U.S. produced sugar, and a 26 cent per horsepower car production tax. Figures include Cuban sugar preferences and U.S. auto industry output.
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Washington
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Senate Finance Committee
Gore
Campaign to Found Pension Fund for Episcopal Church
A January meeting at J. P. Morgan Library launches a campaign to raise 5 000 000 to establish a national pension fund for Episcopal clergy. Bishop William Lawrence will lead, with Morgan as treasurer and parishes across the United States contributing a percentage of clergy pay annually. Will Truudale of Lackawanna Railroad also serves on the national committee.
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New York
Church Pension Fund
The
Episcopal Church
J. P Morgan
United States
William Lawrence
Boston
Morgen
Lawrence
Morgan
Truegdale
Lackawanna Railroad
Bank Robbery in Muskogee by Unmasked Bandits
Two bandits robbed the Bank of Kelleyville in Oklo on January 11 and escaped with 33,000. Harvey, the cashier, and two bank customers were inside the vault and not liberated for half an hour.
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Muskogee, Veiw
Kelleyville
Oklo
Hooh Harvey
Notable Names List in Franklin Jackson Article
Franklin Jackson and FH Jackson and T H Jeffries appear with Feed P Jeter Adam W Jones and Dr W E Lambright. Mandula Leak, Frank H Seake, Clifford Lochridge, Frank E Lowenstein GG Lynch appear as named individuals.
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Franklin Jackson
FH. Jackson
T. H. Jeffries
Feed P. Jeter
Adam W. Jones
W. E. Lambright
Mandula Leak
Frank H. Seake
Clifford Lochridge
Frank E. Lowenstein
Gg, Lynch
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Sayanan
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Fae the
Meldrim, Root, Choate and
Parker
M’adoo
Pension Fund of the Episcopal Church
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Gainesville, GA
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Paul Heyman
Chattanooga
Tenn
Williamn
Nehburg
James Gorman
Lynchburg Va
Bigbie Bron 2 To
Lynchburg, Va
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UH Oppenheim Co
Chattanooga Tenn
Retiabia
Brown-Foreman CO
Louisville
City Builders
Chamber OF Commerce
Stanley S. Addis
George W. Anderson
J. B. Anders
Anderson & Rountree
Jesse W Armistead
Atlanta Box Factory
Atlanta Leather Co
A. M. Balding
Marion S
G. Cameron R. L. Campbell
Cawley
E . Cartledge
Brainard K. Clapp
Edward D Clarkson
Ws, Coburn
J. Cofer JO Gravens
Locke Crumley
Daniel Wallace W. Daniel
H B Darling
Heard W Dent
Dixon Duttler Brothers
Dodd & Dodd
WE. Duncanson
Harry Edison
Edwards & Sayward
Samuel B Edison
A Z Elliott
Thomas B. Felder
Feld George W. Forrester
Fuchs
W Garnett Lee
Geiger Georgia Mortgage Bond Co
Giffen A
Graydon
Rude & Co
All Bros. Park
N. Hall
Warren E. Hall
W A. Hancock
Lucien Harrin
Z. D. Harrison
D. Hart
Haynes Auto Co
Robert Hect
H. J. Hinchey
Wm. Hodges
Hoggaon
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Alex H. Kent
Spurgeon King
R. Dewitt King
Benedict Kabak
George M. Kohn
Gustave Kuhn
R. N. McArthur
McCandless Laboratory
L. D McGleskey
W. McWhorter
Bam T Maddox
Maner
Marietta Realty Co
Macon Martin
B. Mathewson
G. E. Matthews
Mayville
Meldrim-McGrary
A. A. Meyer
A. 3. Paxton, Jr
William DB. Phipps
J. Pridgen & Co
J. L. Prior
H. Puckett
Langdon ©. Quin
James J. Ragan
FB. Heins
Richardson Plumbing & Heat Ing Go
Ridley-Wiliamson-Wyatt Co
G. W. Romer
H. J. Rosenberg
Herbert G. Schiff
Seamans. S. R. Sims
Smiley Gand Company
Robert A. Smythe & Co
N. Shute
Southern Oakland Co
Sprattin
Harrington Thomas
Jann
Staton
WO. Steele
Studebaker Corporation
J. H. Taylor Troutman & Troutman
H. Venable
Walter W. Vinanska
G. Wallis
R. B Westow
T West
John C. White
Wiley Company
Charles E. Wilkes
G. A. Wilkins
Winecoff Hotel
G. A. Wood Preserver Co
F. J. Woodruff
Lucius F. Wright
W. M. Zirkle
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