Soldier's Letter From Germany Describes Winter and Coblenz
A soldier writes from the line of neutral and occupied territory in Germany noting cold weather and about eight inches of snow. He reports good health among American troops, mentions weddings with German women, and describes Coblenz as a pleasant city with about 20,000 residents and a river Rhine scene, with many soldiers nearby. He promises another note next week.
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Germany
Setlers
Coblenz
Chamberlain's Tablets Aid Digestion and Bowel Movement
A historical notice promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for relief from a bad taste in the mouth dull fatigue lack of appetite and constipation. The tablets are said to cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve digestion and provide an agreeable bowel movement. Sold by all druggists.
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All Druggistu
Price of Innocence Prompts City and Island Clash at Theatre
A 1919 stage adaptation contrasts island squatters with city fashions of conduct in The Price of Innocence. Miss Talbot as Mary Aldren loses trust among Goose Island residents after a proposed alliance with Greyson, a landowner’s son. Carleton faces suspicion and murder claims while Durkin leads branding fears as Frank Gordon Kirby directs from Frank L. Talbot’s story.
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Stella Talbot
4Musu
Miss Talbot
Mary Aldren
Goose Island
Greyson
Mary
Roger Carleton
Sam Durkin
Carleton
Durkin
Frank Gordon Kirby
Frank L. Talbot
Winter Excursion Tickets On Sale To Florida And South
Tickets on sale daily to April 30 1920 final limit May 31 1920 with liberal stopovers. Through sleeping and dining car service from the North East West to Florida and the South. Fares and schedules available at rail offices and travel bureaus including New York City Atlanta and FO United States Railroad Administration.
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Florida
Cuba
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Consolidated City Ticket Office
Liberty Street
New York City
Healey Building
Atlanta
Transportation Building
United States Railroad Administration
Restrictions on fuel use issued by regional rail admin
Atlanta November 29. Regional committee of the wartime fuel administration ordered wide fuel cuts across the south. Heat light and power allowed 9 am to 4 pm in stores and offices. theatres and amusements 1 pm to 10:30 pm. Industries limited to 48 hours weekly. ornamental lights banned. violations may trigger federal action.
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United States Fuel Administration
Mystery Death In Greensboro Baffles Officials
In Greensboro a missing Miss Ingram, last seen two weeks ago, was found dead in the city cemetery after being dragged from near the town center. Officials say the case prompts a thorough investigation and a detained older Negro man is being questioned as lights to motive remain unclear.
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Atlanta
Greensboro
Atlnta
McCommons, Thompson, Goswell Company
Kidy
World Cotton Supply Hinges on Fair Prices for Growers
At the New Orleans World Cotton Conference John A Todd of Oxford University warned that restricting cotton acreage would be a calamity. He argued the only way to raise raw cotton is to pay farmers a living wage, noting past bumper crops with prices below production costs drove diversification and urban migration. Cotton growers will meet world demand only with fair, steady prices.
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New Orleans
John A. Todd
Oxford University
England
United States
Europe
Asia
South
Beware common colds may mask serious illness
A public health note warns that a common cold can precede serious diseases and urges early treatment. It promotes taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at the first sign and notes the product is sold by all druggists.
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Jess
Allidruggista
Campaign to Teach Adults to Read and Write in Taylor County
A county wide meeting led by Prof. Geo D Goddard and Miss Bland urged teachers, school boards, and citizens to join an illiteracy campaign. An illiteracy commission chaired by M L Brittain aims to raise adult literacy and form local schools for grownups to learn reading writing and spelling with Bland assisting locally. 1910 Taylor County figures were presented to show scope and need for rapid improvement.
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Board of Education
Taylor County
Geo. D. Goddard
Miss. Bland
Goddard
Georgia
M L Brittain
Safe Robbers Convicted In Post Office Heist
J B Edwards and C C Davis pleaded guilty in federal court to blowing the Tazewell Georgia post office safe. Edwards received four years in prison and a $500 fine while Davis was fined $100 and sentenced to two years. They were captured after a 15 mile chase following the explosion.
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Columbus
J. B. Edwards
C. C. Davis
Tazewell
Sidley
Davis
J. T. Lyons
A Good Cough Medicine for Children
Mrs J W Phillips Rendon Go reports Chamberlains Cough Remedy eased her child’s cough and she plans to continue treatment. The remedy loosens the cough assists expectoration and clears the system. Sold by all druggists.
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Betwen
Ization
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