Tanlac heiress Cooper warns against imitations
A Tennessee lecture by J. C. Cooper, noted Tanlac spokesman, denounces widespread Tanlac imitations and other so called proprietary medicines. He warns these fake cures rely on alcoholic ingredients and harm stomach liver and kidneys, fleecing the poor. Cooper credits Tanlac's unique ingredient and years of study with its rapid, nation wide demand and unprecedented sales, citing a Nashville carload order of 24 000 bottles and rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. . Cooper
Mr. Cooper
South
Tanlac
Jon. von Trimbach
Tanlac Drives Sales in Birmingham as Agency Opens
In Birmingham Alabama August 31 1915 Mr GF Willis Southern Distributor of Tanlac writes of strong demand. He notes the Birmingham agency has sold over two thousand bottles in just over a month and predicts sales will reach 30000 bottles within six months. Eugene Jacobs for Jacobs Drug Co. confirms the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
GF. Willis
Southern
Tanto
Nashville
Tenn
Willis
Knoxville
Louisville
Facobs Drug CO
Eugene Jacobs
40 000 Bottles in Knoxville Tanlac sales record
Dan Chambliss of Kuhlman Champbliss Co announces unprecedented Tanlac sales in East Tennessee. He cites over 40 000 bottles sold in six months across three Knoxville stores, with daily averages around 200 bottles and a peak retail day of 400 bottles. He notes reliable relations with Mrs Willig and Cooper Medicine Co and endorses Tanlac as a top selling proprietary remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Git
Tanlac
Knoxville
East Tennessee
Dan Chambliss
Kuhlman-Champbliss Co
South
Enid A “Ei
E Tanlac
Tanlac sales soar in Louisville claim druggist praise
In Louisville on June 1 30 000 bottles of Tanlac were said to be sold at Taylor Isaacs Drug Company 244 West Jefferson Street. Pres ident B G Isaacs and store staff assert Tanlac is a medicine of genuine individuality and highly effective with remarkable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
B. G. Isaacs
Taylor-Isaacs’ Drug Company
West
Jefferson Street
Louis Wilke
Tanlac Helps Jackson Woman Gain Ten Pounds in Three Weeks
Wilburn Wilcox of Jackson Tennessee credits Tanlac with restoring his wife from a prolonged illness. After three years of kidney trouble indigestion and weakness she gained strength slept well and reportedly added about ten pounds while easing nervous attacks. The medication is sold in Nashville by DeMoville Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburn Wilcox
Latell
citi_zen
Jackson
Tenn
Hatton Street
Memphis
Louisville
Nashville
Lark
Taniac
Sladerson County
Tanlee
Mater
Georgia Highway convention ends in parliamentary scramble
September meeting in Georgia saw heated debate over eastern route proposals to Jacksonville Florida. Judge Johns of Savannah, W T Anderlowell of the state and local officials clashed as a misjourn forced adjournment into parlia ment. Delegates debated routes via Tallahassee and Perry Gainesville, with Florida advocates backing a corridor to Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming
W. T. Ander-lowell
Jacksonville
Fla
Joriis
Savannah
Dixie Highway
Atlantic
Ison
Association
W. S. Gileretaty
Nator
P. Bryan
J . W. B. Young
Georgia
AT theaters Kid's Minstrels in Atlanta season opens
The Kid's Minstrels announce an Atlanta engagement with a varied program. A star company led by Bert Swot Henlay Jae Coffman and Walter Sherwood will present dance routines and songs amid a sociological play and several production numbers. Tickets go on sale this morning for performances through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Kid
Minstrels
Atlanta
Fel and Hin
Merry Sthpin
Mt.fins
Louisville and Richand
Han Bert Swot Henlay
Jae Coffman
Hang Shy
Walter Sherwood
John Wocland
Jack
Mondisasy
Agene Bribate
AutomolHits Wall Of Fi and Big Hole In Engine House
A motorist from 50 ue, at Carnegie near the church at 10 o clock, struck the engine house, tearing a wall and rolling into a shed. Chief Jett reported the incident to the force for investigation and possible charges over the damage. A fireman stood by as authorities reviewed the scene and noted the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingine House
F. Payne
Carnegie
Ball
Jett
Dr. Payne
Bonaventure Tian Scientis
Dr Winn Returns After Service With Red Cross Story in Russia
Dr Dean F. Wynn of 102 Rest Meritts avenue left Atlanta last fall as a voter. He joined the Red Cross surgeon to the Finnish military hospital at Kiev and will return to Atlanta Saturday with his bride of six weeks, formerly Alexandria Chatman. Advices from New York report Dr Wynn arrived yesterday on a US ship from Copenhagen. He said he had to cross the border in a Russian colonel’s uniform and was not allowed to discuss the military situation in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean F.hn
Merritts Avenue
Atlanta
F&in Military Hospital
Kiev
Alexandria Chatman
York
Aid
United States
Copenhagd
Winn
New York
Ashburn merchant Cawley released on 6000 bond
Frank C. Grey, Ashburn merchant, arrested Monday on charges of attempting to assault an Asian woman. Judge Cox set a 6000 bond for his appearance in Albany County court. Grey announced plans to return to Ashburn and stated that everything would come out all right.
Funeral Notices and Obituaries from Americus Area
Obituaries report the death of Carter Leslie in Americus Georgia at 50, with details on his family and local connections. Additional notices include Herman B Paschal of this city dying in Columbia South Carolina, survived by five sons and one daughter, and two young children Woodrow and Green B Adair among others, with ages and home addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Herman B. Paschal
Golumbia
S.C
Paschal
William
Harry N
Traci
Larry Paschal
Lola Paschal
Lucile Sucinu
Isella
D. A. Shelton
Bryan Street
Green B. Adair Hl
Green
Adair Tit
Ang Mra
Green B. Adair, Jr
Angler Avenu
Yardmaster Killed in Yard Accident at Bainbridge
Cecil Kelley yardmaster for the Georgia Florida and Alabama Railway was killed at the Bainbridge yard while adjusting a coupling for a passenger coach train. He walked between moving coaches as they were coupled, was struck and crushed. Kelley, a recently married local, had come from Alabama and left only his brother C E Kelley as a surviving relative in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Cecil Kelley
Georgia
Florida
Mr. Kelley
Alabama
C. E. Kelley
Atlantic Coast Line
Georgia, Florida
Oliver Named Farm Demonstrator in Americus County
J G Oliver former Macon agricultural demonstrator is appointed farm demonstrator for Sumter County and district by Philip Campbell state agent of the U S agricultural demonstration department. His field spans several south Georgia counties with headquarters in Americus. The department's 1200 dollar annual expense is shared by Georgia State College of Agriculture the U S department of agriculture Sumter County commissioners and the Third District Agricultural and Mechanical College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
J. G. Oliver
Macon
Philip Campbell
United States Agricultural Demonstration Department
South Georgia
Georgia State College [of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Sumter
Agricultural and Mechanical
Macon Boy Struck By Auto In Front Of Casualty Building
Macon Ga September 29 Willie Wyans twelve year old East Mac convoy was run over by an automobile driven by H Lamtsitnia in front of the Georgia Casualty building on Mulberry street. He is thought fatally injured with a possible broken back and other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Willie Wyans
H. Lamtsitnia
Georgia Casualty Building
Mulberry Street
Revival Services at Kirkwood Methodist Church
Revival services begin Sunday morning at Kirkwood Methodist Church with two daily sessions at 2 30 PM and 7 20 PM. Pastor Rev Henry Pace will conduct the services with assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkwood Methodist Church
Henry Pace
Morgan Restores Martha Washington Will in Virginia Case
J P Morgan of New York has sent the Martha Washington will from Fairfax records to Justice Keith of the Virginia Court of Appeals for discretionary disposal. Fairfax Barrison mediates with Governor Stuart and Justice Keith in a bid to quiet Virginia’s claim to recover its lost public record. A fireproof vault at Mount Vernon is expected to house the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
J. P. Morgan
New York
Jaman Keith
Virginia Court of Appeals
Martha Washington
Fairfax
Pierpont Morgan
Fairfax Barrison
Southern Railway
Morgan
Stuart
Keith
Virginia
Mt Vernon
Covington Sues Hill for Breach of Promise in New York
Lucile Covington of New York files a $200,000 breach of promise suit against Rev. Dr. John Wesley Hill. The case names Rev. Dedolin Wesley HL, a noted lecturer on politics and peace, as a defendant. Hill formerly served as pastor of the Metropolitan Temple and held pastorates in western cities. Covington is described as a lecturer on economics. HL traveled to the Orient in 1911 and helped establish the Asiatic branch of the International Peace Forum in Tokio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dedolin Wesley HL
Lucile Covington
Teeturer
Orient
International Peace Forum
Tokio
Elkin Named Director of United Drug
W W Elkin Jr elected director of United Drug of Boston operator of a national drug store chain. Elkin’s Atlanta stores have held United stock for two years and he is a close friend of Louie J Liggett head of the company. United, comprising over forty retail drug stores, also announced it has acquired the Riker Hegeman and Riker Jaynes chains in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Elkin, Jr
United Drug Company
Boston
Elkin
Atlanta
United
Dr. Mikin
Louie J. Liggett
Dr. Gikin
the United
Riker-Hegeman
Riker-Jaynes
Short Crop of Cotton and Price Forecast by Heflin
Representative Heflin of Alabama predicted the south’s cotton crop this year would not exceed 10,000,000 bales and that the price would reach 15 cents before Christmas. He attributed potential shortages to poor crops in India Egypt and Russia and said world demand for war use would leave supply about six million bales short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heflin
Alabama
South
India
Egypt
Russia
Mothers Friend touted to ease childbirth pains
Experienced mothers urge use of Mothers Friend from drug stores as a safe external remedy. They claim it soothes muscles cords and ligaments, relieves tension, and provides relief from stabbing pains. The product is said to work naturally with skin and nerves and has been used for two generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
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Cooper
Tennessee
A FE William
Willig
Sparloce- | Neal Company
C. 5
Martin
Drug Jobbers' Association
G. F
Jagt
Fanlac
Spurlock-Weal ‘Co
C. S. Martin
Mer
Fai and
Conventionts
Kpandeville
Flo Lewin
Lerybody
Clara Morton
Harry
Breen
Hickey
Hayes
George
Dr. Win
Red Cross
Cawley
Xoticen
Carter
Leslie
William Iter
Stewart County
J. E. Orr
Lucile Shelton
Woodrow Martin
Walter Martin
East
Fair Street
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Nema
Martha
John Wesley Hill
Ww. S. Elkin, JR
G ‘ Sample Shoe Store
Peachtree Corner
Waiton
Sonora
Victor and
Columbia
Talking Machines and Records
Chamberlih-Johnson-DuBose Co
Rmswee Boys
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