Preventing Pneumonia with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
The article argues pneumonia is preventable and praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as countering colds and grip. It notes pneumonia arises from cold or influenza and urges early use of the remedy for safety and cure. The tone is promotional and historical.
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Chamberlain
Moon
Emory Endowment Drive Receives Thomson Donation
Dr. Jamen Dickey and Tr. Dickey, Emory leaders, wrapped up a tour in Thomson, Georgia, securing 1620 dollars for the endowment fund aiming for 500000 dollars. About 145000 dollars in pledges have been reported, with local subscribers including J T Neal 850 dollars and J E Wilkerman 100 dollars among others, as the drive continues after the holiday season.
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Dickey
Emory College
Thomson
Dr. Dickey
North Georgia
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H. L. Boatwright
C. T. New
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New Rules For Marriage Proposed By Chicago Dressmakers
Chicago January 13 A proposal from the Chicago Dressmakers Club suggests new hurdles for marriage licenses. The bridegroom would must prove he can pay all household bills and support the dressmaker before license issuance. A second plan calls for civil service exams and employer references to test applicants' ability to support themselves.
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Aged man falls in front of open grate in Valdosta
In Valdosta Georgia on January 13 Dr D L Ricks an elderly resident sustained severe burns after falling into a bed of hot coals before escaping. He stood before the fireplace inhaling a remedy when he suddenly swooned and fell into the grate. His right hand and arm suffered serious burns though he regained consciousness and escaped.
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D. L. Ricks
Valdosta
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Funeral halted as murder suspected in Roanoke
Roanoke Virginia residents report the body of William A. Andrews found hanging from a tree after a week missing. Relatives allege homicide and an uncle demanded a postmortem at Bedford county burial. A doctor found small bullet holes in the chest, heart area likely pierced by a hatchet.
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William A. Andrews
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James' Home Cure Testimonial for Whiskey Habit
A testimonial letter from Hudspeth Arkansas praising Charles James' Sanatorium in Memphis for whiskey addiction treatment. The writer recounts her husband’s long drinking history, his work at a bar, and how after three days on the remedy he stopped drinking with restored appetite and vigor. She offers the letter for use and mentions the $12.50 cost and other treatments advertised.
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Donelam
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James’ Sanatorium
Delta
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Toon
KEK XK Flour Enters Kitchen With Pure Simplicity
The phrase Pure is highlighted as the guiding standard for KEK XK Flour used in kitchens. It emphasizes quality and purity in product usage, aligning with a wholesome cooking approach and reliable ingredient choice.
Powder Trust Refused To Raise Prices In Probe
In Philadelphia a government suit against the powder trust heard two witnesses. W. A. Sullivan testified of a nine month pact among Dupont and three powder companies to control output while keeping prices down to squeeze independents. William I. Keller, Rockwell Powder, said independents formed a committee to press for higher prices. a Dupont executive urged lower prices. The case resumes in New York January 21. Nearby items report bank dividends in Fitzgerald and Biltmore, Georgia, with several banks posting profits and officers named.
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Blind Tiger Fined Heavily in Americus Prohibition Case
Americus Georgia January 3 Special One thousand dollars and coats were imposed as the maximum penalty by Judge Otap after W. S. Hudson pled guilty to violation of prohibition laws. Physicians and citizens cited concerns over health, but a harsher sentence was avoided to prevent endangerment. Judge Crisp warned that other convictions would invite imprisonment, which was ultimately avoided as the fine was paid.
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Contempt appeals planned after DC case
Washington January 932 The appeal from Judge Wrights contempt sentence of Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison will be pursued by the American Federation of Labor. AFL executives and former Judge Alon Parker outlined preparation of the appeal and possible congressional legislative remedies relating to injunctions and Sherman act applicability to labor unions.
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John Mitchell
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Woman from Lauterbach cabin dies in dynamite blast
Leadville January 13 Mrs Richard Lautenbach wife of a prospector was killed when a mysterious fire in the Lauterbach cabin set off dynamite sticks. Miss Father Schuster a guest was badly injured. The log cabin was wrecked and the blast caused atomic-like destruction. Soldiers From Cuba Arrive in Galveston. Sixty tents mutes horses and equipment of Company I U S Signal Corps arrived from Havana today aboard the Galveston. The unit under Lt Blandford heads to Fort Sam Houston then to San Antonio and will depart by special train tonight.
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Singer's life tolls the heart and nerves too
A speaker argues that the common belief in a singer's life as endlessly joyful is false. Fame brings worry, disappointment, and relentless tolls beyond easy rewards, as personal experience shows. The excerpt reflects on the difficult realities behind a performer's career.
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Charles Samley
Suffragist Raises Rumpus At Churchill Banquet
A January 13 Birmingham banquet honoring Winston Churchill descended into chaos as a suffragist in a deep evening gown argued with Churchill about votes for women. Officials escorted her out after she refused to leave, while she shouted suffragette slogans.
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Birmingham
England
Winston Spencer Churchill
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Georgia Judicial Docket and Senator Heyburn Election
The report outlines judgments and attorneys in various Georgia cases from Murray and Catousa superior courts, listing judges and counsel. It also notes selections in the Eastern Circuit and mentions Vince Logan v. City of Atlanta, along with multiple state cases submitted or withdrawn. The piece closes with Boise, Idaho, where Heyburn is reelected United States senator by a party vote in the joint assembly.
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Vince Logan
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Fulton
Dla J. Smith
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Jefferson
Emmett Clark
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Sumter
Witt Henderson
Ployd
Lewla
Greene
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Titt
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Elbert
Abram Martin
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Democracy United
James J. McClear
Joint Assembly
Hepburn
McClear
Funeral of Mrs. Fila Mo fans tits morning ay Uf week
Friends and relatives attend the funeral for Mrs. Fila Mo fans tits, to be held tomorrow at 10 18 in the morning from the residence on Waouwiwant avenue. Rev. Waite will officiate with interment at Oakland Cemetery following. A gathering at Greenberg and Bloomfield's will precede the services.
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