Atlanta Man Gains Twenty Pounds on Tanlac
Atlanta resident C A Smith told at Jacobs Pharmacy that after adopting Tanlac he gained 20 pounds in weeks, recovered health from a 15 year decline, and can work again. Cathcart Transfer Storage confirmed Smith’s long service and illness, noting his return to health after Tanlac treatment.
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C. A. Smith
Jacobs Pharmacy Company
Marietta Street
Cathcart
Smith
Iftven
Mr. Brathoom
Atlanta
Maarmacy
Jacobs
Members of House Rebuke Senate Join Ananias Club
Readable fragments show Georgia legislative humor as House members mock Senate rebukes with farcical resolutions. Aimed at higher education support and football banter, one draft mocks officials as “Modern Ananias club” while jokes reference German czar, South Carolina, and trenches.
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House
Senate
Ananias Club
Conference Committee
Myrick
Chatham
Conger
House of Representatives
Tech
Connor
Spalding
Felder
South Carolina
Germany
Eicheberger
Thomas B. Welder
Th W. Blehelberger
Georgia
Russia
Leicheberger
T. B. Welder
Ledbetter
Polk
General Assembly
House of Lords
Baron Maunchausen
France Uses Movies to Promote War Loan Drive
Paris announces a national war loan drive with ten short films shown in all moving picture theaters. Finance Minister Ribot pushes rapid idea diffusion. films feature a German soldier collared by a French coin and a rooster statue delivering a biting line about crime.
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France
Paris
Moving Picture
Ribota
Ministry of Finance
Moving Pictures Fortune From Small Investment Revealed
New York November 24 Samuel Long former president of the Kaiem Film company at his death last July left a fortune of 1 500 000 earned in the moving picture business from an investment of less than 1 000 seven years ago. The finding came as a will dispute reached the surrogate court.
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New York
Samuel Long
Kaiem Film Company
Surrogate's Court
Shot by His Father Warren Lott May Die
Warren W. Lott a prominent farmer and naval stores operator at West Green near Douglas was shot this morning by his father G Walsh Lott. Three of five bullets struck in the stomach and leg with doctors fighting to save the life. Lott rushed to Douglas hospital underwent an operation as deputies searched West Green for the suspect who had returned home after the shooting. The town reels at the violence within a well known family.
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Douglas
Warren W. Lott
West Green
G Walsh Lott
Lott
Douglas Hospital
Man Kills Wife Then Himself After Theater Tragedy
Dr. Moore recounted the rapid sequence of shots at Grady Hospital after a man shot his wife during a final performance of The Outcast. The woman, identified by initials and rings, died from a heart wound while the husband killed himself. The couple had been estranged, with the wife staying at the YWCA. The bodies were taken to Barclay and Brandon for disposition.
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Grady
G A. Moore
Savoy Apartments
West
Baker Street
Peachtree
DR. Moore
Akail
Bob
Gilbert
Waldrop
Young Women's Christian Association
Barclay and Brandon
28 Postal Strikers To Be Prosecuted By United States
Warrants were issued for the arrest of Former Postmaster A Howard Fleming and twenty-five Fairmont post office employees who quit their jobs and disrupted mail service in protest over the dismissal of W H Brand. The group is charged with conspiracy to delay the mails. Warrants also target Brand and clerk Perry A Burton. Max penalty is two years imprisonment and a $10 000 fine.
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Fairmont
W. Va
United States
Nathan
Harry Byers
West Virginia
A. Howard Fleming
Fairmont Post Office
W. H. Brand
Brand
Perry A. Burton
Washington
Charles H. Manley
Atlantan Doctor Killed in Plainsville Crash
Dr John P Stanton a prominent Scranton physician was killed and his wife injured in an auto wreck near Plainaville Witkenbarre Pa November 24 D Jobson and his wife of Atlanta Ga were badly injured three other passengers escaped injury The car slowed to avoid a stopped vehicle at a grade crossing
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Witkenbarre
John P. Stanton
Scranton
Plainaville
Here
D. Jobson
Atlanta
Stanton
Parents Oppose Operation To Save Defective Infant
A New York physician faces a case similar to the Bollinger baby as parents refuse consent for a life saving operation for a newborn girl with paralysis and deformities. Doctors say without surgery the child will die. the father argues life with severe disability is still misery.
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York
Bollinger
Chicago
New York
Julius Guldsmith
Belgian Commission for the United States to Visit New York
London reports that Belgium will send BE Van de Vyvere and Carton de Waart to New York on the Adriatic to inspect and contract for supplies for Belgium. Madame de Waart accompanies them, after months in Germany, while the Belgian legation denies plans to arrange a loan.
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London
United States
New York
Adriatic
BE. van de Vyvere
Finance
Chevier F. Carton de Waart
Madame de Waart
Germany
Aim
Belgium
Belgische Dagblad
Hague
America
Hnanece
France Awards Medals to American Women
Paris November 24 The gold medals from the foreign office go to Mrs W K Vanderbilt for work in the American ambulance and to Mrs Robert Woods Bilas for organizing care of orphans Both medals are being sent to the United States for presentation by Ambassador Jusserand Also announced Mrs Harry Payne Whitney founder of the hospital for the wounded at Tully has received the medal and it has been dispatched for presentation in the United States
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Paris
Foreign Office
Poincare
W. K. Vanderbilt
United States
Jusserand
Robert Woods Bilas
America
Mra
Harry Payne Whitney
Tully
Mrs Bowdon’s Trip Ends in Surprise
Mrs M S Bowdon of 02 First Ave Birmingham Alabama reports a Georgia trip altered her health markedly. She urges readers in Florida Georgia and Alabama to try Vitalitas, praising its cure for stomach kidney and bladder trouble and inviting inquiries at Jacobs Pharmacy 23 Whitehall St.
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Georgia
M.S. Bowdon
First Ave
Birmingham
Ala
Florida
Alabama
Vitalitas
Vitali
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Whitehall St
Troops massed at Nogales amid Villa tensions
U S troops with ambulance in Nogales border clash as Villa officers in Sonora allegedly intoxicated and beyond control. Arizona side guards halt cross-border traffic while saloons on the Sonora side are emptied at gunpoint. Villa cavalry reportedly taunted Americans amid accusations of withheld foodstuffs. Parallel reports from Hermosillo speak of renewed Villa attacks and Obregon redeployments in northern Sonora.
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Nogales
Ariz
United States
Here
Sonora
Carlos Randa
Villa
Arizona
Hermosillo
Douglas
Aris
Franciseo Ville
Dieguez
Carranza
Obregon
Santa Cruz
Jose Rodriguez
Canana
Callies
Agua de Hondo
Nacozari
Agua Prieta
Exports of Cotton Forbidden by Sweden
Stockholm November 25 The Swedish government bans exporting cotton wool gorton wadding and cotton twist from November 33 and also restricts essential oils and brandy and other spirits except whiskey in a sweeping export prohibition affecting key textile inputs and related goods at the start of December.
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Stockholm
London
San Francisco Tops Personal Crisis Reports in 1914
A Prudential study reports 4 992 suicides nationwide in 1914 at 20.3 per 190 000, with Pacific coast cities leading. San Francisco records 234 crisis reports and 18 24 per 100 000, followed by San Diego Sacramento Los Angeles and Oakland. New York Manhatten and The Bronx total 618 reports at 20 3 per 100 000, Brooklyn 12 6. Men commit suicide three times more often than women.
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New York
F. L. Hoffman
Atetistician
Prudential Insurance Company
Hoffman
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
San Diego
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Oakland
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Re. Hoffman
Death date set for Schmidt electrocution in New York
Albany November 14. Appeals fix January 10 as the week for the electrocution of Hans Schmit convicted of killing Anna Aumailer in New York in 1913.
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Albany
N. Y
Hans Schmit
Anna Aumailer
New York
President Wilson plans one subject for annual address
Washington November 24 President Wilson plans to devote his next annual message to national defense and mobilizing all national resources. He declined civil service reform in the address, citing one general subject, with plans to finalize the speech for public print tomorrow.
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Washington
Wilsan
Congress
Orn
Vom
Hamill
New Jersey
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G. W. Lott
Plainsville
Jobson
Belgian Commission For the
U.S
Sweden
Schmidt
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Wm. A. Rogers
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Virginia
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Wm. A. Hegers
Constitution Office
L. W. Rogers Co
L. W. Rogers Company
Tor
Constitution State Seal
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Blacon -Hok
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