Tanlac credited with relief after fifteen year catarrh in Atlanta
Mr. N. Harrison of 289 Windsor Street, Atlanta, reports fifteen years of chronic catarrh affecting head and stomach, sleepless nights, and weakness. After using Tanlac he gained weight, improved digestion, and his catarrh symptoms diminished. his wife also notes relief from stomach trouble and nervous weariness. Distributor G. F. Willis praises Tanlac’s popularity in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Harrison
Windsor Street
Mr. Harrison
Georgia Auto Repair Company
Atlanta
Mme
Tanlac
Ile
Harrison
G. F. Willis
Bright
Vicinlty
Taniac
Recognition Given to Gen Carranza in Western Hemisphere
Washington reports that Venustiano Carranza was formally recognized as chief executive of the Mexican republic by the United States and several Latin American governments. Letters of recognition were sent to Elise Arredondo, with Henry Prather Fletcher named as next ambassador to Mexico. Carranza’s supporters and diplomats welcomed the move as a Pan American triumph, while Arredondo announced that exiles may return as peace and reconstruction proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Venustiano Carranza
Forday
Republic of Mexico
United States
Brazil
Chile
Argentina
Guatemala
Bolivia
Uruguay
Colombia
Nicaragua
Elise Arredondo
Carranza
Mexico
Henry Prather Fletcher
Wilson
Chambersburg
The
Rough Riders
Philippines
Cuba
China
Portugal
Gansing
Arredondo
State Department
Lansing
Arredondg
Saltillo
John R. Silliman
Madero
Wilson and Mrs. Galt May Wed at Christmas
Announcement of the wedding date for President Wilson and Mrs Norman Galt is expected this week with a probable Christmas ceremony. Miss Margaret Wilson, the president’s daughter, has just finished a concert tour and will arrive at the White House soon. a series of musicales is planned there thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Norman Galt
Margaret Wilson
White House
Russia awards $37 million war contract to Bradley
New York October 19 reports the distribution of a large war supply contract to Bradley Construction for munitions and supplies totaling about 50 million dollars. The package includes one billion rifle cartridges and a back carried one man machine gun, claimed as an American invention. A second contract for five million yards of cloth for overcoats went to the American Woolen company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradley Construction Company
Algo
American Woolen Company
Jno L Moore Sons Opticians Ad at 2 N Broad St
An antique ad from Jno L Moore Sons Opticians promotes their glasses and service. The copy stresses customer satisfaction and invites readers to bring their eyecare prescriptions to the store at 2 N Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. L. Moore @ Sons
Opticians
N. Broad St
Exports Reach Record at New York Port in October
New York reports October exports totaling 76.18 million dollars in the first half of the month. War munitions dominate, with 21.31 million for direct war use from the initial segment, and a seven day week tally of 41.70 million. Washington records weekly exports of 73.00 million with a 43.91 million surplus. Charleston inquest on shooting targets 24 witnesses with militia guard securing the courthouse as Charleston authorities vow to keep troops on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lere
England
France
Russia
Four German Steamers Torpeoded by British Submarine
Stockholm reports four German steamers torpedoed in the Baltic off Oxelosund by a British submarine. Pernambuco and Dalavven sunk, Soederhamn and Johannes-Russ afloat. crews saved. Vague totals and further sinkings noted. Swedish waters now host forty one German ships, mostly ore carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
London
Pernambuen
Soederhamn
Johannes-Russ
Dalaliven
Baltic Sea
Oxeloesund
Pernambuco
Germany
Delalfyven
Johannes-Pbuss
J.tgl Tong
Dalalfven
Zug Dalalsven
Jersey Roars No to Appeal of Women
New Jersey election coverage shows President and crowd on campus as voters depart. Dr. Anna Howard Shaw, president of the National Woman Suffrage Association, states the loss is a postponement and calls for renewed effort and gratitude to supporters in New York and New Jersey. Shaw campaigned in 33 meetings without pay or response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Wilson
Anna Howard Shaw
Jersey
New York
New Jersey
National Woman Suffrage Association
Found wife with head cut from her body in Finley
In Dyersburg Tennessee on October 19 Peter Featherstone a Finley cotton oil plant fireman found his wife dead with her head severed and two small children crying in bed. The crime followed a violent struggle furniture overturned bloodhounds tracked to a local cabin leading to a suspect named Robert Davis who was arrested. no violence erupted in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyersburg
Jenn
Peter Featherstone
Finley
C. C. Dawson
Dyer County
Robert Davis
Carter Glass Returns to Baltimore Hospital
Lyncburg Va October 19 Congressmater Glass chairman of the house committee on banking and currency spent three days last week at a Baltimore hospital and returns today for treatment. He is said to have no functional trouble but is suffering from a nervous breakdown due to overwork. He is expected to be back in good condition for the upcoming congressional session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
8. C
Sidney J. Cohen
City Democratic Executive Committee
George Luns
Ilo
Cohen
Joseph A. Black
W. Dunn
Gracg
Executive Committee
Hdward R. McDonald
Tristram T. Hyde
Vohen
Henry J. Brown
William J. Wingate
A . E. A. Cobin
Hogah
al Wage
Cantwell
Hogan
Herron
Hoan
Wingate
Black Wos
T. Allien Legure
Policeman Hogan
Chief Cantwell
Chief
Zeppelin Destroyed by Striking Maubeuge Chimney
London reports a London glass firm with plants at Maubeuge France received a cable stating a Zeppelins strike destroyed the Maubeuge works chimney and several people were killed. The terse message notes the attack and confirms casualties amid wartime disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeppelin
London
Maubeuge
France
Tee Sopep Sas
Wrecking Starts on New Terminal Site in Macon
Old buildings at the proposed one million dollar terminal site in Macon are rapidly being torn down. Bids for the terminal will be opened in New York this week with contract award soon after. Construction should begin within thirty days pending damage adjudication hearings starting tomorrow in the city council chamber. Central of Georgia faces several damage claimants with arbitrators designated, Leon Dure to represent the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
New York
Dumare
Fifth Street
Leon
Dure
Central of Georgia Railway
Georgia Babies Vie for Leading Honors in State Event
The Georgia Babies competition invites entrants aged six months to five years for a health examination and certificate. A lecture by Professor L. R. Geissler and demonstrations on infant care will be presented, with numerous physicians named as judges from across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Geissler
The
State University
Geissler
Hamilton Block
N. C. Wing
DuPre
Athens
Colle
Winterville
Nolan
J. DB. Malone
Marietta
Werts
Gordon Burns Douglas
E. Daniel
Moultrie
J. S. McKensle
Cordele
Gordon Chasen
Bainbridge
W._S Ansley
Decatur
T. F. Biving
Vienna
W. 3. Mathews
Elberton
L. P
areDuffie
Munroe
W. L
Columbus
Public test touts Vitalitas tonic in Houston demonstration
A two month public test in Houston, near Vitalitas mound, hailed Vitalitas as Nature's best tonic for stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels and blood. Chemists from Chicago to New York supported the analyses, a free dispensary drew hundreds seeking cure, and Jacobs' Pharmacy offered free samples and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Nouston
Vitalitas Mound
Vitalitag Ia
America
Chicago
New York
Jacobs’ Armacy
Whitehall St
Local Notables and Names Listed Across Georgia Towns
A compiled list names multiple individuals across Georgia towns including Covington Hawkinsville Eastman Cedartown Barnesville Hatenton Augusia Tocco Ellaville Reynolds Dawson Tifton West Point Chickamauga and Sandersville. The roster features J W Payne W D Travis J M Anderson and others, with many initials and surnames, suggesting a directory or membership roll.
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A. J. Mathews
Thomson
J. W. Payne
Covington
W.D. ‘Travis
Pwillson
Newborn
W. H. Pirkle
Cochran W. A Mathews
Hawkinsville
J. DB. Herr
Eastman
J. Liddell
Cedartown
J. MM. Anderson
Barnesville
W. H Taliaro
Hatenton
BY. Walker
Willard A. Green
Clayton
F. G Sarfield
Cuthbert
F.C. McCurdy
Shellman
N. At ‘Moore
W. A. Mutherin
W. H. Doughty
TD. Coleman
Augusia
M. B. Drewis
J. R. Anthony
M. F Carson
Cristin
Julia Hage
Tocco
B. L. Bridge
Ellaville
J G. Turk
Reynolds
JG. Dean
Dawson N. Peterson
Tifton
W.E. Margen
Lacrance
James Fost
West Point
D.C. Atsabrook
Chickamauga
M. B. Spence
J. L Porter
Rutledge
Wiliam
Pioneer plainsman Joseph G. McCoy dies in Kansas City
Joseph G. McCoy, famed pioneer who laid out the cattle trail from Texas to Abilene, Kansas, died today in Kansas City. He helped develop the southwest before railroads transformed the region, as reported by the American Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Joseph G. McCoy
Texas
Abilene
Kan
Southwest
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Gen. Carranza
Henry P. Fletcher
U. S
Carroll & Hunter Ihre
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Chace
Andrew J. Geer
Grace
W. H. Cobb
Gumball
Dr. Geer
Mendel i T. Smith
Carter Glass
Baltimore
Igeorgia Babies
South
Henrietta Crosman
Peachtree
Piedmont
Cheney
Gures Colda
Syla XX
Coursey & Munn
Marietta St
Stein-Bloch CO
Rochester, N. Y
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