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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
6
Sap announced that Pennsylvania placed orders for 151500 tons of steel rails with 12,000 mounted already. The total for the year reaches 167,000 tons for lines east and west of Pittsburgh.
A 50 cent bottle of Dodsons Liver Tone is promoted as a pleasant vegetable liquid that acts like calomel without causing salivation or sickness. The ad claims it starts the liver safely, avoids the dangers of calomel mercury, and leaves users free of biliousness constipation and headaches.
Washington June 9 The farewell of Mr Bryan from the State Department and his meeting with President Wilson closed a turbulent era. Bryan spoke of life rewards as affection and cooperation, not wealth or titles, and expressed appreciation to all employees. He left for private life to await future engagements while media followed his departing remarks and notes to embassies abroad.
Disjointed front line observations describe heavy head and arm wounds among soldiers in trenches. Reports claim many hundreds are hit, with relief crews and wounded being moved by cold trucks toward rear areas. The text touts blood health and promotes Dr Pierres Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for anemia and general health, framed as a temperance medicine with forest root extracts and claimed blood benefits.
The article reports on President Wilson and advisers upholding American rights in international law amid German actions. It notes Bryan’s disagreement with Wilson’s note to Germany, with officials differing over potential war risk and the possibility of diplomatic break. It also mentions Lane receiving a law degree and denying resignations from the cabinet.
London papers crown William Jennings Bryan’s resignation and President Wilson’s reply as the day’s top news. Reports emphasize Bryan’s arbitration stance and warn such a move may shift U S policy toward Germany without immediate intervention. Essays in British papers debate implications for peace, neutrality, and American resolve.
Washington reports President Wilson appoints Hubert Lansing counsellor for the state department to serve as secretary of state ad interim for up to thirty days after Bryan’s resignation. Lansing’s abilities garner praise though a permanent pick is not rushed. Secretary Garrison mentioned. Mexican situation and army reorganization noted.
President hopeful outlines two core differences with Germany over submarine actions. He urges peaceful settlement and endorses international investigation while warning Americans against traveling on belligerent ships or carrying ammunition. He stresses readiness to pursue dispute resolution with the involved nations.
A husband deserts his wife and begins a relationship with a widow whose husband died in a railroad wreck. The wife testifies reluctantly to shield her children while the man faces probation. The widow flees blame. the recorder places the husband on probation and admonishes both families amid a tangling domestic dispute.
A private citizen argues the government should warn and even prohibit Americans from traveling on belligerent ships and carrying ammunition. He cites Taft and Wilson warnings about Mexico and urges use of all lawful measures to protect citizens and national welfare while balancing rights.
A call to call public attention to remedies to secure public sentiment and back the president. The aim is to influence future presidential choices if he finds it his duty to favor these remedies.
An old newspaper notice touts a medicinal patent claiming eight ingredients act as an antidote to a mysterious disease. It promises nerve relief and joint restoration, urging readers to buy 8 B S elixir at drugstores and consult a medical adviser at Swift Special Co in Atlanta.
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