Southern Bill Posters In Session In Macon
Macon Georgia May 12 bill posters from ten southern states attend the annual meeting of the Southern Bill Posters association. Frank H Powers of Macon acts as host while Victor Rogers of Memphis presides. National officers are present. Tomorrow after the election and next meeting place selection the posters will be guests at a Georgia barbecue.
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Macon
Southern
Frank H. Powers
Victor Rogers
Memphis
Tenn
Georgia
Slim Folks Urged to Gain Weight with Sargol
A 1910s style health note urges thin readers to use Sargol to absorb fats and build body mass. It claims fast weight gain, notes tablets taken with meals, and promises refunds if not satisfied with weight increase. Medical endorsement is claimed from physicians elsewhere.
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Jacobs
Jacobs Liver Salt Ad Emphasizes Daily Cleaning
An advertisement urges morning face washing and internal cleanliness to prevent diseases, claiming 95 percent originate in the digestive tract. It promotes Jacobs Liver Salt as a pleasant, quick, safe system cleanse, safer than calomel, and available at Jacobs drug stores.
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Jacobs
Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Kidney Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Buchu and Juniper as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims relief from frequent urination burning and back pain, and promises purification of impurities, neutralizing uric acid and sugar, stopping irritation, and curing dropsy and diabetes. The copy emphasizes ease of use before meals and targets elderly readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
President Wilson Praises Navy as Force of Moral Principle
President Wilson told a New York audience aboard the Mayflower that the Atlantic fleet embodies humanity and moral force. He praised Secretary Daniels, reviewed a land parade of 5,000 sailors, and urged America to maintain a powerful navy to express its ideals while avoiding aggression. The day ended with boat races and the Mayflower’s return to harbor.
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New York
Wilson
Hudson River
America
Rilver
Gail
United States
Fion
Laot
Daniels
Fifth Avenue
Hudson
Andyens
Mavor
Fletcher
Hag
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Lane
Red
Field
McAneny
Wyoming
Admiral Fletcher
Naval
Atlantic Coset
Redfield
Re Aneny
Mayflower
Three Auto Accidents Last Night Involving Boulevard Cars
Three crashes occurred within a half block and half an hour. At 8:35 on Boulevard near Highland a street car collided with a car carrying three young women leaving a front wheel lost and axle bent but no injuries reported. A second crash on Boulevard south of Highland involved a limousine and a bicyclist, axles damaged with no injuries. A third collision at Washington and Mitchell damaged a car owned by William Davis with a front wheel broken.
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Boulevard
Highland Anne
Atox
L. West
Park Street
Alice Eston
Marion Lewis
Park
Megenger
Highland Avenue
William Davis
Peachtree Street
E.L. Jett
Washington and
Mitchell Streets
Markets Found by Cotton Seed Men at Interstate Convention
Birmingham May 17. Addresses of welcome by city chamber of commerce and local crushers. Culbertson of Parin Texas led the sessions of the nineteenth annual Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers Association four day meeting. President Ives of Newbern N C spoke on improvements in cotton seed products due to war. Canada has used over 7 00 tons of cotton seed meal this season. The association discussed uniform grading and recommended a salaried president to boost efforts.
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Birmingham
Ala
Chamber of Commerce
Culbertson
Parin
Texas
Tnterstate Cotton Seed Creshers’ Association
CG. L. Ives
Newbern
Union
Colorado
Europe
Ives
Association
Canada
Bush
Bir
German and American War Warnings and Unity Appeal
A US note on Lusitania tensions spurs German presses to urge clear conscience in wartime conduct and to accuse England of contraband, while Aurora Illinois German Catholics back American unity during the European conflict urging forbearance and prayers for German success.
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Washington
Wilson
The
Taglische Bundachag
America
England
Aurora
Tunndia Catholic Union
German Catholic Federation
Peace resolutions presented to British government by international congress women
Asquith receives Miss Addams of Chicago and Dr Aletta Jacobs of Holland and Signorina Genoli of Italy who departed for Holland after presenting copies of peace resolutions adopted by the International Congress of Women. They met with Premier Asquith and Foreign Secretary Grey before leaving England.
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Chicago
Aletta Jacobs
Holland
Signorina Genoli
Italy
International Congress of Women At
Fhe Ue
England
Rifanever
Grey
Resinol Stops Skin Troubles
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap claim to penetrate pores, clear impurities, and stop itching fast. They allege rapid healing of eczema rashes ringworm pimples and blackheads, backed by twenty years of professional use and doctor approval. Available in 50c and 1 sizes for ointment and 25c soap.
Interstate Commission Finds Coke Rates Unjust
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled today that the coke rates from Durham and Chickamauga Georgia to Pacific coast terminals were unjustly discriminatory and prejudicial compared with the Birmingham Alabama rate in a decision issued in Washington on May 17.
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Washington
Durham
Chickamauwa
Pacific Coast
Birmingham
Ala
Interstate Commerce Commission
Calomel versus Liver Tone Liver Tone advert contrasts
An ad warns against calomel a toxic mercury medicine causing cramps and sickness. It promotes Bodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative guaranteed to gently start the liver, restore energy, and avoid next day illness, suitable for adults and children.
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Lars Bodson
Dlay
Dodaan
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Stuarts
Buchu
Juniper
Mita
Werner S
Quina
Laroche
Paris
St. Louie
Engines OF Humanity
Armerica
Asquith
Miss Addams
Chattanooga
W. & Arr
Union Station
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose Co
Catuania
New York-Raris
Atlanta
Mark You
Chamberlin-Johnson DuBose Co
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