Model Business College Feb Team Hosts Training Event
A fragment describes Model Business College in Atlanta preparing a February training period for shorthand and business courses. It notes interest from firms for stenographers and bookkeepers, with pupil wages around 16 to 100 dollars monthly and a starter wage of 230 per week for a new stenographer. The piece mentions Rushin, Brice, and leaders in Atlanta amid wartime demand for trained clerical staff.
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Southern
Ana Business University
Uravelim
Min
Cincinnati
United States
Sesterdas
Toiey
Inman Tuy Ag Stenb
Tamars
South
Addieae
Levenold
Walworths
Atlanta
How She Ended Ten Years Of Skin Torture
A patient recalls ten years of eczema on the face and chin and the rapid relief after using Resinol Ointment and mild soap. Within one month the redness faded and the skin cleared, with no return since.
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Troberis
Weatherford
Tver
Drogeist
Foreign trade barriers loom at New Orleans meeting
Delegates at the third National Foreign Trade convention in New Orleans heard bitter criticism of U S trade regulations and railroad policies. Speakers including Fairfax Harrison Frank Vanderslip and Vanderlip urged reforms to ease government handicaps, oppose a government owned merchant fleet, and promote private enterprise in overseas commerce.Captain Robert Dollar led opposition to a state run fleet while Edwin Fleet urged a government air fleet for peacetime leasing.
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Bainquet Tomigt
Wisstone
Banqnet
Tudea
Fairfax Harrison
Suthern Railway
Frank & Vandrelip
T ‘Ational City Bank
New York
Josepub Bavies
Trabe Commissaion
Vanderlip
United States
Ita
Roy Siamg
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Wr Davies
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Americas
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Robert Dollar
San Francisco
Maine
Ldvin
Sommere
Avia
Uncle Sam Oil Co Claims Credit for Low Gas Prices
Kansas City Jan 28 Uncle Sam Oil Co and its headquarters claim credit for lower gasoline prices in their territory due to a competitive market. President Henry H Tucker Jr notes prices have been consistently below elsewhere for years while federal probes seek relief from rising costs. The Osage oil lease and Standard Oil's renewed power in Washington are uncertain, with possible renewal decisions looming March 15. The cotton boll weevil advance in Georgia is reported as a separate progress note.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wny
Cycle Sam
Henry H Tucker Jr
Standard Oil Company
Tucker
Washington
Osage
Wilson Bound For Middle West On Speaking Tour
President Wilson leaves Washington for a Midwest speaking tour to advocate preparedness and army navy increases. He plans brief remarks at each stop, stresses nonpartisan aims, and will address peace, international questions, and pending congressional measures. He travels with Mrs Wilson and a limited entourage, with rapid speeches across Pittsburgh Cleveland Milwaukee Chicago Des Moines Topeka Kansas City and St Louis.
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Congress
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Cleveland
Milwaukee
Chicago
Des Moines
Topeka
Kaneas City
St Louis
Tamonow
Permet
New York
Wann
House
Movement to Purify College Athletics in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia January 28 A move to purify college and school athletics was launched today at a meeting of the Association of College Presidents of Pennsylvania The association including leaders of prominent educational institutions decided to adopt a one year residence rule for students transferring from other colleges and frown on granting scholarships for athletic ability After protracted debate the method to eliminate intercollegiate athletics practices was placed in the hands of a committee.
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Philadelphia
Pennslvania
Mortuary Funeral Notices From Last Page Record Loss
Q Cooley aged 21 died at a private hospital Friday morning survivors include six brothers and three sisters. Emma Skinner aged 81 died at a private hospital Friday afternoon. survived by husband. Nancy Chriswell aged 69 died at residence 22 iche street. survived by son L$ Chriswell and two daughters Autrey and Wright. Charlie Youneberg aged 58 died at residence 129 Jungsh avenue. survived by wife. Priscilla Netherland aged 19 died at residence 11 Delaware avenue. survived by husband Metherlana.
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Q Cooley
Odock
Dandi W Cooles
H EL Watts
Mra J
P Jordan
O Durham
Dothan
Roy Donehon
Emma Skinner
H. M Patterson
Columbus
Nancy Chriswell
Iche Street
L$ Chriswell
Mra
Autrey
Q. Wright
Charlie Youneberg
Jungsh Avenue
Frida
Greenberg & Bond
Priscilla Netherland
Delaware Avenue
Farmers of the South gain over 20 million dollars
Washington reports Southern states, traversed by the Southern Railway, are richer by at least 20,000,000 compared with last year. Department figures show cotton and other crops plus live stock up, with total farm values rising to about 206,090,000 including fruits and vegetables pending data. President Marifzon of Southern Railway comments on the gain.
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Washington
Southern Railway Company
Marifzon
United States Agricultural Department
Department
Brandeis Named to Succeed Lamar on Supreme Court
News that Brandeis is nominated to fill Justice Lamar’s seat draws endorsements from Gifford Pinchot and others. Brandeis, a Democrat, has backed Zionist repatriation to Palestine and would be the first Jewish justice. Senate opposition appears political but likely to fade as confirmation nears.
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Palestine
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Hiander
James
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Usp
Wr Brandeis
Aina
Whitt
Prsident Taft
Interlocutor sought for silent drama stars at Lyric Atlanta
Producers seek a prominent, eloquent host to introduce eight stars at the Lyric. The chosen man must know the performers histories, entertain before and after the show, and impress the audience. Police protection and activism concerns are noted. Mayor Woodward is not a fan, so a seasoned figure is needed to secure credibility and public interest.
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Lene
Charley Kesseich
Mutual
Avanta Venday
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Womire A
Kessiish
Courton
James
G Woodward
Marguerite Comtot
Lumile Taft Hawk
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Pourton
Chicago man jumps to death from sixteenth floor
Albert H Scherzer, president of the Scherzer Tuline Lift Bridge Co, leaped from the sixteenth floor of the Menadneck Building today and was crushed to death. Born 1869 in Aurich, Switzerland, he designed and built many railways, electric railways, and bridges, and invented improvements in bridges. None of his associates could explain the act. he was wealthy.
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Albert H Scherzer
Scherzer Tuline Lift Bridge Company
Shyteenth
Ménadneck
Aurich Swezerland
Trnes
Young Negro Lynched for Assault Near Williston
An angry mob in Williston, near the lallar place, hanged Richard Ambrenn for allegedly assaulting a white woman after her husband was away. The late Wednesday event drew about 404 witnesses who reported calm returned afterward. The man was identified by the victim before be ing hanged.
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Richard Anderson
Williston
Eclock
Lallar
Ceared Ambrenn
Baggage Room Fire Destroys Union Terminal at Waconia
Fire of incendiary origin gutted the baggage room of the Union Terminal company at the Waconia depot at an early hour. Trunks valued at thousands of dollars were destroyed. Damage estimated around 15 000 dollars. Police think the fire was deliberately set.
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Wacon
Robbery and Fireallegeled Attempt at Airport Office
The assistant baggage master FB B McNeely was bound and gagged by robbers who looted the office safe of 350 dollars and set a fire to cover their crime The official says McNeely was tricked around 30 o clock last night and found unconscious when the room fire was discovered at 130 o clock this morning Police believe a clue exists that may lead to arrest
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McNeely
Strange Vitalita Liquid Promises Nationwide Cure
An ancient medicament Vitalita is touted as a powerful tonic drawn from a volcanic mineral deposit. The article cites broad demand, demonstrations in major cities, and claims of relief for indigestion rheumatism nervous debility and kidney and liver issues. It notes a half glass dose in water and promotional distribution at Jacobs Pharmacy Hall Street.
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Vitalita
Imany
Iran
Vstauras
Jacobs Pharmacy Hall Street
Ady
Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey advertises chest cold relief
An advertisement warns that internal throat or chest inflammation from colds can lead to serious trouble if untreated. It claims Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey acts as an antiseptic, soothes irritation, and aids tissue healing, with a customer reporting rapid relief after two weeks of severe chest cold. Price listed as 25c.
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Dr. Bell
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