Peden of Huntsville Gains 27 Pounds on Tanlac
Mrs. Charles Peden of Huntsville Alabama reports dramatic weight gain from Tanlac therapy. Once 98 pounds she now weighs 225, claiming relief from stomach trouble, indigestion, and pain. She credits Tanlac with restoring appetite, energy, and health, avoiding surgery she feared. Jacobs Pharmacy in Atlanta distributes Tanlac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Peden
Huntsville
Tanlac
Charles Peden
Dill Street
Huntaville
Peden
Ana
Amex
End
Sallen
Slater
Tau- Tao
Gilbert
Geys
Taniac
G. F. Willis
Soathern
Mr. Willis
Mira
Padon
Atlanta
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Company
Navy
Deluge of shells pounds German positions in continous bombardment
Paris reports General Joffre Sir John French and King Albert I of Belgium plan a campaign built on near nonstop artillery fire. Allies keep shelling for days with heavy calibers on front lines and rear areas, destroying camps bridges and trains as observers confirm untenable sections. A German letter cited by Frankfurter Zeitung describes buildings abandoned west of T village and the French guns preventing subsurface shelters.
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Paris
Jottres
John French
Albert I
Belgium
Frankfurter ‘Zeitung
Vilage
Unng
Parents and Brothers Of Scotty Findlay Lost Through War
San Francisco wire reports that Scotty Findlay, trainer of the Los Angeles club in the Pacific Coast League, received word from the British government that his father Alexander Findlay his mother and two brothers Herman and Daniel were lost through the war on a small island near the Clyde mouth about 40 miles from Glasgow. Daniel, the elder brother, was a soldier convalescing from wounds in France.
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San Francisco
Scotland
Andrew A. C'Scotty" Findlay
Los ‘Angeles Club
Pacific Coast Baseball League
Findlay
Alexander Findlay
Herbert
Daniel
Clyde River
Glasgow
Prothera
France
Britain to address drink question in later budget session
September dispatch reports that Helinaid' ativenna withheld any extra tax on beer and spirits when presenting the new budget. The Daily Telegraph notes the government plans a comprehensive review of the entire drink question later in the current session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helinaid
Ativenna
Daily Telegraph
Republic or Monarchy Chinese Decide Republic or Monarchy
Pekin September 22 The council of state sitting as provisional congress advised President Yuan Shi Kai to call a citizens convention before year end to decide on a new constitution and whether China becomes a republic or a monarchy The memorandum suggests Yuan Shi Kai may seek other means to consult the people's will to settle the question and ease public concern It is believed he will call a citizens convention promptly though rumors say the council might be designated to avoid a full election
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
China
Council of State
Provisional Congress
Yuan Shi Kai
Subscriptions Close to New German War Loan
Berlin reports subscriptions to the new war loan nearing completion. Total applications will be announced Friday. Bankers expect totals to exceed the March loan with estimates around 2.75 billion dollars. Small cooperative banks and former clients contributed heavily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Maren
Mendenhall Faces Trial for Double Murder in Clearwater
Clearwater Florida September 22 J J Mendenhall mill owner and orange grower stands trial charged with the murders of Mrs Bessie Eliot and her daughter Miss Susie Eliot. The bodies were found July 2 along a road after a car fire. A chauffeur, Guy Stemple, claims Mendenhall ordered him to drive the road, heard a pistol discharge, and fled. Stemple says he later led authorities to the scene. Mendenhall claims innocence and faces two counts. Defense challenged venue and jury selection. objections were overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearwater
Fla
J. J. Mendenhall
Bessie Eliot
Susie Eliot
Mennenhall
C. W. Huct
Tampa
Mendenhall
Eliot
Guy Stemple
Stemple
Jonesy
Glearwaxer
Whitehurst
Georgia Harvest Festival planned in Atlanta
Macon officials and the Rotary club pledged cooperation for a Georgia Harvest festival in Atlanta from November 15 to 20. General Manager Clarke and festival leaders addressed city groups and prepared for Atlanta Day and an auto tour featuring about 100 cars to connect Macon and Atlanta during the state fair. The festival will run daily at the Lyric theater with Atlanta visitors expected to attend and see the festival pictures. President Davison led seven committee meetings as plans moved forward amid improving business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Atlanta
Rotary Club
Clarke
Chamber of Commerce
Boll Weevil
Harry
Robert
Macon Rotary Club
Festival Association
Ivan
Aven
Fair Association
Georgia
St Ilt
Mainy
Lyric Theater
Davison
Beaumont Davison
Sotcon
Tenerisae
Beoraia
Antea
Wilson and Bryan Meet in White House Conference
President Wilson and William J. Bryan met at the White House for nearly an hour, their first since Bryan’s resignation as secretary of state. Officials said the talks were general, pleasant, and cordial, touching on peace in Europe and defense spending as Bryan weighs a potential Europe trip. Bryan later toured and spoke on peace and national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
William J. Bryan
White House
Mr. Bryan
Wate
Bryan
Mor. Bryan
Europe
Bryar
White Horse
Sorestary
Daniels
Fleaty Ford
German Dynamite Ship Threatens New York Harbor
Captain Wild said the German ship Magdeburg may be moved or burn off her 800 tons of dynamite to prevent an explosion. An order from Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo directed action to avoid catastrophe. The vessel, interned since the war’s start, lies in Gravesend Bay, prompting fears among Brooklyn residents.
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New York
J. F. Wild
New York Harbor
William MedAdoo
the Treasery
Wild
Anchorage
Magdeburg
Australia
New York Arbor
Gravesend Bay
Danish Steamer Frode Sunk by German Submarine
A Copenhagen dispatch says the Danish steamer Frode was sunk in the North Sea on September 5 by a German submarine after a German sailor, who boarded in Buenos Aires using alleged Norwegian citizenship, was taken off. The submarine later torpedoed the Frode, killing two crewmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Telegraph
Copenhagen
Pilich
North Sea
Buenos Aires
Magie
Pensions Roll Shrinks as Civil War Veterans Drop
Washington reports the government civil war pension roll decreased nearly 10 percent in the fiscal year. As of July 1, 396,870 union veterans remained on the roll, down 13,256 from the previous year, with total pension expenditures noted in the commissioner of pensions annual report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ingi
Commissioner of Pensions
Manning Hits Snag in Dispensary Law in Charleston
In Charleston Governor Manning encounters a snag in the 1912 act which allows breweries to sell beer from house to house. The dispensary law aims to require in person purchases but the prohibition law adopted on September 4 remains ineffective until January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
8.C
Iiaw
Charleston
Manning Tnday
Elauss
Houdae
Pyramid Pile Treatment Ad Promises Home Use
An advertisement urges readers to try Pyramid Pile Treatment at home claiming it can help piles and that no case is hopeless until tried. It cites many letters from people who believed their cases hopeless and offers a 50 cent box price via druggist or mail order.
Malt Substitutes Used by Beer Makers
New York September 22 witnesses in the government suit to dissolve the Corn Products Refining company testified that substitutes for malt and other natural ingredients are used in U S beer production. Corn grits oatmeal and syrups from cane sugar and honey were cited as malt adjuncts and corn meal was named. rice could be used more if cheaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corn Products Refining Company
Mil Schlichting
National Brewers' Academy
Meat Supply Assured by Briton and France
London reports Walter Runciman says Britain cannot be wholly served by American meat trusts or shipowners. Government steps secure meat in Argentina and Australia. France trusts board to meet beef needs. Standman cites about 50 to 60 million pounds in coming operations. Argentina supply controlled by powerful firms. Australia takes full domestic beef and mutton for cost price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Board of Trade
American Meat Trust
Walter Runciman
House of Commons
Runciman
Argentina
Australia
Britain
France
Standman
Bungiman
Bungiman Catd
America
South America
Woman Gains Strength With Kidney Pill Remedy
A woman describes chronic back pain dizziness headaches and kidney trouble from overwork and family duties. She finds relief with Doan's Kidney Pills recommended for weak kidneys and suitable for children, noting the product is gentle and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muen Fife
Unclear Claim of Kidney Cure Prompts Pharmacy Mention
Mrs Harry B Tordan of 98 WW Peuch Tree Street reports miraculous cure after taking Duana Kine Pills from Jacobs' Pharmacy. She claims the treatment cured her ailments and led her to influence several friends with her experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Tordan
Peuchtree St
Jacobs
Wheat outlook and possible large imports discussed
The article notes a wheat market forecast with potential $250 million in trading over twelve months. Runciman comments on the outlook as "entisted" and forecasts larger European imports from the United States, Canada, Australia, and Argentina. It also references Am bassador Dumba's letter to Burian and hints at strategic moves if Britain cannot secure supplies from the U S or Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Runciman
Europe
United States
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Runeimag
Arhur Meexer
Dumba
Eter
Burian
Austria-Hungary
Trump
Greatritain
Argentlad
Runciman and Dumba Letters Refer to Meagher Meekck Claim
Fragmentary OCR cites Mr Runciman asserting dissent and Mr Dumba attributing remarks to a supposed Mr Meagher linked to Armour & Gs, with unclear names and misreadings. The text hints at a debate over who spoke and which company is involved, but lacking clarity on events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runciman
Dumba
Mr. Meagher
Arthur Meekck
Armour & Gs
Fragments Hint at Quiet Fishing Plan
An impatient man puts aside the telephone and says he will go fishing. He notes he needs a break from a long, busy day and that fishing offers the only chance to calm himself.
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Wes
West
Scotty
Great Britain
Jacobs’ Freckle-Go
Ted
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Florida
Miss Eliot
Manning
Pyramid Drug Company
Marshall
Mich
Brita
Commons
Beef Trust
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, Ony
Foucator
Rice & Hutchins, Inc
High Street
Boston
Mas
Rice & Hutchins Atlanta Co
Signet Shoe Shop
Peachtree
U.S
William Arbuthnot Lane
Standard ‘Oil Company
New Jersey
Bayonne
J. J.caldwell
Anderko
AE Wangan
Sony Wilckiy
LE Prate
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