Sylax Promises Relief for Catarrh in Atlanta
Frank English declares Sylax has done him great good after a decade of severe catarrh. A. G. Payne and Coursey & Munns promote Sylax as purifying and invigorating, claiming it benefits nerves indigestion and general debility, with ships for $1 per bottle or six for $6.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank English
Atlanta
English
Bagheh
A. G. Payne
Coursey &Munns Drug Store
Marietta and
Broad
Coursey & Munn
STOP THAT RHEUMATISM Jacobs Liver Salt Advertisement
An old newspaper ad describes overtaxed kidneys failing to expel uric acid causing swollen joints and Brights disease. It advocates Jacobs Liver Salt taken before breakfast to dissolve uric acid crystals, avoid calomel, and claim gentle relief with no pain. Available at bic at gacoba and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gacoba
Treatment of Influenza Or La Grippe Fis Reforming Cure
An article notes Dr James Hell of New York City arguing against excessive medicine for influenza and la grippe. He describes typical patient presentation and prescribes bowel cleansing with salts and citrate of magnesia. He claims that anti-pain tablets relieve fever headaches and body soreness.
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Lancet
James Hell
New York City
Bell
Patna
Peace Congress Urges Wilson Peace Move at Washington
Francisco October 13 The International Peace Congress adopts a resolution directing its president David Starr Jordan to go to Washington to urge President Wilson to call a conference of neutral nations to form a permanent body for peace. It also condemns on advisory boards of munition makers and arms dealers and calls for fair immigration policy and citizenship regardless of race. The body favors a neutral agency to prompt peace talks, urges third Hague conference after the war, and opposes militarization and school military training as un-American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan ‘Francisco
International Peace Congress
David Starr Jordan
Congress
Washington
Wilson
Jordan
Peace Congress
United States
International Labor Womens
National Congress
America
Noted English athlete killed by the Germans
London October 13 Captain G 8 Robertson has been killed in France He came from Trent College Oxford University where he won prominence as a athlete He was a reserve member of the relay team from Oxford that won a race at the University of Pennsylvania last year.
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London
Robertson
France
Trent College
Oxford University
Oxford
University of Pennsylvania
Hair treatment claims to stop dandruff and darken gray hair
An advertised formula promises dandruff relief and hair restoration using simple household ingredients mixed in water or alcohol. It claims to stop hair loss, relieve itching, and darken gray or faded hair within days, while smoothing and softening harsh hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbo
Cotton futures act ruled unconstitutional by judge
Federal Judge Hough voided the cotton futures act of August 1 1914 as unconstitutional as a revenue measure because it originated in the senate not the house and because it taxed the manner of trading futures. The ruling suspended refunds of money collected under the act and sent markets into a tailspin, with prices sliding before settling. The government debated an appeal while officials noted the act sharply curtailed futures trading and hurt major brokers in New York and New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hough
Senate
House of Representatives
Samuel T Hubbard
Hubbard Bros
John Z Lowe, Jr
Internal Revenue
United States
Congress
Cotton Exchange
United Staes
Liverpool
New Orlean
Washingtons
Washington
Gregory
Department of Justice
Jude Hough
Department of Agriculture
Treasury Department
Georgetown Bank Closes Doors in Georgia Town
Eufaula October 12 Special Farmers and Merchants Bank of Georgetown Georgia closed at noon after a hurried directors meeting calling Georgia state banking department examiner. Deposits stood around 17 000 with total liabilities near 80 000. Banking officials include A T Engla president J G Brannon cashier and T W Oliver vice president.
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Eufaula
Ala
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Georgetown
State Banking Department of Georgia
Jocal
J. G Brannon
T W Oliver
Quitman County
Movies Indorsed to Draw Congregations to Methodist Churches
New York October 13 The New York conference of the Methodist church approved moving picture performances in churches or church buildings, bands or orchestras to attract the public. The conference also endorsed using gymnasiums and modern methods to increase congregations at its first annual church efficacy meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lord Reading Tours White House Talks with Wilson
Washington October 13 Lord Reading chairman of the Anglo French financial commission called on President Wilson today. He remained only a few minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lord Reading
Anglo-French Financial Commission
Wilson
Criticises Police Board Over Beavers Demotion By Dr Daniel
A resolution introduced by Dr Charles W Daniel at the Atlanta Baptist association meeting denounces the police commissioners for demoting ex Chief Beavers and urges recall. The proposal, referred to the temperance and social service committee, seeks action Thursday afternoon and cites the association’s historic support for Beavers and his policy. Delegates also discussed Christian education and missions, with 400 delegates and several noted visitors in attendance.
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Beavers
Charles W Daniel
First Baptist Church
Atlanta Baptist Association
Daniel
Baptist
Fulton
Defalb
Cobb Counties
Committee On Temperance and Social Service
Chief Beavers
Polce Commission
Association
AF Oxelley
Dr Whyte
Bessie Tift College
Claude Gray
J L. Jackson
W M. Sentell
W. A. Lamar
J P Nichols
Griffin
Baptists
D_ W King
Monroe
Locust Grove Institute
DeKalb
Cobb
Minerals Lost in Modern Foods Labeled by Scientist
A noted scientist warns that present day foods lack mineral value due to refining and marléving processes. He cites whole wheat and brown sugar as far richer in minerals than patent flour, polished rice, and refined sugar, linking mineral starvation to widespread illnesses and recommending Vitalitas as a restorative tonic. Jacobs Pharmacy offers samples at 23 Whitehall St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonda
SimNar
Vitalitas
Jacobs Pharmacy
Whitehall St
Hoke Smith Speaks at Toombs County Fair
Hon. Hoke Smith visited Vidalia en route to Lyons for the Toombs County fair and spoke to about 600 Vidalia school children, drawing an ovation. Officers for the ensuing year were elected: Dr. John S Purset moderator Rev L A Brown vice moderator WY O Kimsey clerk G Pryor treasurer A E Wheeler auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke Smith
John S Purset
L. A. Brown
WY. O Kimsey
G . Pryor
R. Smith
Vidalia
Lyons
Toombs
The Uncle Sam Oil Company Stock Offer in Oil Field Push
A vigorous Osage lease push and Cushing field drilling plan seeks capital from 16 000 stockholders as oil prices and trust opposition drive a big stock offer. The advert promises rapid drilling, eight thousand barrels daily production targets, and a national role against monopoly while warning of a market hostile to independents.
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Uncle Sam Oil Company
Great Cushing Oil Field
Arkansas River
Boston Oil Pool
Oour Great Osage
Uncle Sam Oll Company
Middle West
Uncle Sam Ofl Company
Trust
Wall Street
Herain
Thia Company
Cushing
Uncle Sam Oi Company
Uncle Sam, OW
Kansas City
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Conference of Neutrals
Muse’s
Muse
Tailoring
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
U. S
House
Georgetown Bank
Examiner
Police Board
Montevallo
Acton
Peerless Jellico
Randall Bros
Tao
Kansas
Uncle Sam Oil
H. H. Tucker
JIL
Nees
Wrigley’s
King Cole
Spear the Great
AACR
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