Notable Figures Laud Tanlac in Widespread Endorsements
Prominent judges, mayors, officials, bankers, and professionals publicly credit Tanlac with health benefits. Dr J T Edwards praises its results after three decades practice. Others including Archie R Anderson, H W Hill, Dr G W De LaPerriere share strong endorsements. The piece quotes multiple leaders from Georgia, Tennessee, and Texas highlighting Tanlac’s impact and phone-term dealer presence.
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Supreme Court
Tanlac
J. T. Edwards
Fayetteville
C. T. Clotfelter
Ben Hill
Ex Mayor Frank V Evans backs Tanlac in Birmingham
Hon. Frank V. Evans former Birmingham Mayor and ex Alabama public accounts examiner joins a growing list of prominent men endorsing Tanlac. He cites years of gastritis indigestion and constipation with heart palpitations and sleep distress, saying relief began after a few doses and his recovery is the talk of Birmingham.
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Archie R. Anderson
Harris County
Texas
Mr. Anderson
Tanlac
Frank V. Evans
Birmingham
Evans
Alabama
South
Birmingham Age-Herald
Taniac
Smutty Turns Moorland Into Golf Links
A young knut deemed unfit for service volunteers for land work, returns to farming on his father’s land. A passerby mocks him, but Smutty boasts he has transformed unused moorland into a thriving golf links with hard work.
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Knut
Parming
New York Globe
Remarkable Fifty-One Year Family Remedy Ad
Enduring remedy for biliousness and stomach troubles praised for over half a century. Advert says it relieves sick headache nervous indigestion sour stomach and bad mood with a 25 and 75 cent price. Retains popular American appeal in old newspaper ad style.
Self supporting eggs after hen diet joke
A light exchange about poultry farming ends with a joke that the hens have begun eating their own eggs, prompting hope they will soon be self supporting. The remark plays on the growing costs of keeping poultry.
You Cant Distinguish Saints From Sinners By Hats
A pithy remark on appearances and judgment noting that outward signs do not reveal inner virtue or character.
Pass Onward Auntie Sunday Morning at the Bridge
A Sunday morning scene near the old swimming hole ends with a startled elder warning boys as a voice from below describes clothing coming off. The exchange leaves the area unsettled with the last ones in.
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Jimmie
Freezone claims painless corn removal with drops
Cincinnati authority endorses freezone as a cheap remedy to remove corns and calluses painlessly. A small bottle allegedly loosens and lifts corns root and all without irritation, available at drug stores with pharmacist help if needed.
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Cincinnati
Quips from a Garage Worker on Recovery and Faith
A conversation features Mr. Erastus Pinkley speaking to a garage manager about illness and recovery. Pinkley explains his belief that his work in the garage left him soaked in gasoline, implying a rough path to heaven and eventual healing.
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Erastus Pinkley
Liberty Loan Drive Opens With McAdoo Tour in Denver
America's first war bond drive, a 2 billion dollar Liberty Loan, unfolds nationwide with slogans and rallies. Secretary McAdoo visits Denver to discuss the loan with bankers, as bonds offer 3 1/4 percent interest and varied payment plans through 1932 to 1947.
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America
Denver
Secretary of the Treasury
William G. McAdoo
Liberty Loan
Clearing House and Bond Dealers’ Association
Denver Country Club
British Hold Hindenburg Line From Bullecourt to Arras
London reports British troops now control the entire Hindenburg line from Bullecourt to Arras except for trench sections on about 2000 yards. Northwest of Bullecourt gains have been consolidated. Fighting persists on the British front as Haig plans a new drive. In Champagne the French seize heights near Moronvilliers and take many prisoners. On the Isonzo both sides win small gains amid heavy action. Lulls recur on Russian and Romanian fronts.
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London
Hindenburg
Bullecourt
Arras
Haig
Moronvilliers
Champagne
Isonzo
Fire destroys large Atlanta section causing millions in damage
A Monday afternoon blaze in an obscure Negro section of Atlanta swept a broad swath through the residential district, destroying scores of blocks and hundreds of homes. Estimated damage ranges from two to three million dollars. one woman died from shock. Only a few warehouses burned in the northeast area. no other fatalities reported.
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Atlanta
Liberty Loan Duties Excuse King from Jury Duty
Frank P. King a bank cashier in San Francisco was excused from jury duty due to Liberty loan duties connected to the murder trial of Mrs. Rena Mooney arising from the preparedness parade bomb deaths last July.
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San Francisco
Cal
Frank P. King
Liberty Loan
Rena Mooney
Northern Colorado Faces Severe Flood Threat
Northern Colorado braces for one of the era's worst floods as rivers rise. A Fort Collins boy EuGene Benton is reported dead, while the Allyn family at Seventy ranch, fifty miles southeast of Greeley, is marooned and awaiting rescue. Platte, Cache la Poudre, St. Vrain, and Big Thompson rivers are all overflowing their banks.
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Colorado
Greeley
Eugene Benton
Fort Collins
C. H. Allyn
Here
Platte River
Cache la Poudre
St. Vrain
Big Thompson
Platte
Canada and United States unite in war era farm labor drive
Canada’s immigration improves under war mobilization as the United States joins allied effort. Western Canada saw rapid farm labor recruitment and a surge in settlers seeking homesteads and land purchases. Figures say U S migration rose 60 percent in months prior to 1917 with further gains forecast. arrivals come via Emerson, North Portal, Coutts, Kingsgate, and Vancouver. Saskatchewan and Edmonton records show large jumps in settlers and livestock movements in early 1917.
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Canada
United States
W. D. Scott
Ottawa
Scott
Mr. Scott
Emerson
North Portal
Coutts
Oregon
Washington
Kingsgate
Vancouver
Saskatchewan
Immigration Department
Edmonton
Alberta
Winnipeg Yards
No Chance
Dialogue presents a rural morality scene about a husband jailed for ten years and the idea that good behavior could shorten the sentence. Mandy explains the lengthy term and the missus comments on potential early release through conduct. The exchange emphasizes perseverance during imprisonment and community attitudes toward justice.
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Mandy
Missus
Red Cross Bag Blue advertised for white clothes
An old advertisement urges readers to ask for Red Cross Bag Blue at all good grocers. The copy promotes cleaning and whitening of clothes with the product, signaling a general household laundry aid.
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Red Cross
Now Thomas Tell Me What Animal Is Web-Footed
The speaker asks Thomas to identify a web-footed animal and receives the answer spider.
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Thomas
Change of Life Relief Promoted by Pinkham Remedies
Lowell Massachusetts woman testifies the Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound eased headaches nervousness and pain from Change of Life in her work. North Haven Connecticut resident says using the product and Sanative Wash restored health and urges others to try Pinkham remedies with many neighbors praising them. Women may seek free advice by writing to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lowell, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Margaret Quinn
Worthen St
North Haven
Conn
Pinkham
Florence Iszua
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Winder
Georgia
de LaPerriere
Elmer Morris
Dover, Tenn
W. A. Wood
Central Graded Schools
C. C. Cooper
Georgia Home Cotton Oil Co
Lawrenceville
S. S. Shepard
John B. Gaines
Bowling Green
George Samuel Riley
Macon
C. G. Lavender
Williamson County
Tennessee
W. H. Brown
Charlotte Ave
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee Protestant Home For Girls
John F. Carroll
Chattahoochee
N. M. Yancy
Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Co
Birmingham, Ala
Marine Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
ING Line
Wadoo
Western Newspaper Union News Service
New York
Hindenburg Line
Talesman
Sas
Tne Gentaur , Company
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