Captain Henry King at Point of Death
Captain Henry King once managing editor of The St Louis Gigbo-Democrat is reported at death's door in St Louis Missouri. Doctors say his condition worsened by bronchitis and other illnesses as he nears 73 years old with no adequate means to support him or prevent seizure of his home.
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Henry King
St. Loui
St Louis
Gigbo-Democrat
King
Te Pulentatan
Turkey
Atlanta
South
Kellogg's Senitone Wafers Boost Vitality for Seventies
Aggressive ad copy touts Kellogg's Senitone Wafers as a sponsor of energy for men and women aged seventy. It frames aging as a life game and urges readers to stay vigorous by choosing the wafers to maintain vitality.
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Kellogg
Albanys Training School Held To Discipline Girls
Albany March 18 report of the New York Training School for Girls at Hudson details disciplinary measures used on inmates aged 12 to 16. The board claims forms are milder than feared, while recounting water cure, handcuffs, leg irons, and solitary confinement as methods for extreme cases.
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Albany
New York Training School For Girla
Hudson
Department of Efficiency and Economy
Tr Hortense V Brice
Hudson School
Jeg
Hospital
Nurge
Emai
Atate Board of Charities
Free Jitney Rides For All Detectives In City Transit
Police begin free rides on jitneys for detectives and plain clothes officers along bus lines. Captain Mayo announces at a city meeting that officers will be accommodated as soon as transport allows. Georgia Railway and Power Company restricts free rides to officers on station platforms, leaving others to walk or fund protection. Jitney operators now offer free rides to any officer with badge, extending the practice citywide.
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W M Mayo
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Iitney
Notable City Leader Dabney Dies At Home
A L Dabney a prominent Conyers business figure died at his home after a period of illness. Survived by widow six children mother sister and four brothers. Funeral and interment scheduled for Sunday at 11 from MB church. Also obituaries from Aumtsville Adairsville Madison and surrounding area noting multiple deaths and services.
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Conyers
L. Dabney
Bob Fussell
Frank C
Atlanta
J. Dabney
Decatur
Ney
Albany
MB. Church
Bray
Adairsville
Mattie Alexander Bray
Frank Bray
States
Ir McGhee
Eastview
S. B. Vason
Madison
Gel
Mra & B .Varo
Shepherd
Ason
Atlan
Joseph
Cornelia Wason
Thas City
Methodist
Rhoda Broughton Duffy
Rhoda Froughton Duffy
South Pryor
W M. Duffy
Jane Brother
Sarah Farmer
Bloomfield 3
His Preference. From Judge. A sharp exchange on truth and tone
The dialogue recalls Judge remarks and interruptions as speakers discuss blunt honesty. References to Stockholm Christiania Berlin and London are noted as cities with low death rates among European capitals, suggesting a context of comparative health data.
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Stockholm
Christiania
Berlin
London
Emergency Shelf Idea in Pantry by Mrs Anna B Scott
Mrs Anna B Scott urges housewives to reserve an emergency shelf with ready prepared foods. She recommends condensed soups like Vegetable Pea Soup and Tomato Soup that can be creamed. Tomato soup shines across menus and can be prepared in minutes, giving the impression of careful preparation.
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Anna B Scott
Count Sergius Witte Summoned by Death
London reports Count Sergius Tulevich Witte Russia's first prime minister died last night after a long career as a statesman and reformer. Born 1849 in Tiflis he helped shape Russia's finances railways and industry while navigating tensions with the monarchy and opposition. He resigned in 1905 amid crises and died after health struggles. a note adds postwar health resort visits and muted attempts at high office. A separate notice announces Hughiett the Atlanta alder will preach at Payne Memorial church Sunday evening.
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London
Sergius Tulevich Witte
Russia
Petrograd
Reuters
Count Witte
Tiflis
Portsmouth
Jaxpan
Japan
Witte
Countess Witte
Beemer
Poland
Nicholas
Russ
Hughiett
Atlanta
Payne Memorial Church
Belcher Arrest Ties to Hartsville Robbery Case
Police note Clyde Belcher was arrested in Hartsville on suspicion of participating in the $1,260 robbery of W L Kelly and wife near 82 Sinclair Avenue Inmen Park. A $206 reward was offered for Belcher’s apprehension as Hartsville authorities and the National Detective Agency investigated the case.
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Oie
Beavers
Hartsville
Tenn
Clyde Belcher
W L. Kelly
Sinclair Avenue
Inmen Park
Belcher
Kelly
Chief Beavers
National Detective Agency
Clice Belcher
Sea Serpent Sighted By Bath Maine Sailor
A Bath Maine Big Stove club member recounts a Sea serpent sighting in Long Island Sound while at the wheel of a small fishing schooner The creature swam near and kept distance but the next morning a rope from the schooner was found entangled in a lobster trap near the sound.
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Big Stove Club
Bath Me
Long Island Sound
Say No to Calomel Use Dodson's Liver Tone Today
Calomel is mercury and can injure bones and bowels. Dodson's Liver Tone, a safe vegetable remedy, claims to cleanse the liver and bowels, cure sluggish liver, biliousness, and constipation, and can be given to children with a pleasant taste, with a money back guarantee if not effective.
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Dodson
Bodson
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Hoffmaster
Hattle Creek
Mick
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Staite
1 Wera
Norfolk
Dapet
ARME
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J W Hambright
Baptist Church
H. Hanson
Hambr
Tennessee
Bright
J Biddy
East View Cemetery
Joshua Tye
Pooles Chapel
Walter Laws
J K Roberts
Henry Grady Tye
George Tye
Edgar W. Reinhardt
Edgar W Reinhardt
Burket-Simmons Company
Tra Street
J Fuller
Sergius Witte
Questrone
University of Odessa
Fadiaff Hefrat
Alexander IX
Siberian
Pacific
France
Manchuria
Paris
Roosevelt
Sagker
Bob
Chicago News
Ausley & Watkins
Fourth National Bank
E. G. Willingham’s Sons
Whitehall Street
Essig Bros. Co
Peachtree St
Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
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