Telephone Patrons Admonish Service Delays In 1916
An early 20th century notice from the FTO and Nolds Telephone Companies informs patrons that overdue service times are increasing due to higher demand. The letter urges patience as lines may be busy and promises continued efforts to improve lines and access for essential business.
Symbol of Health in Ancient Greece Inspires Modern Tablets
A traditional emblem, the pointed red five star, is linked to temperance and health. Berain's Tablets bear the star as a symbol of relief from digestion issues, biliousness, and constipation. Obtainable everywhere.
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Greece
Administrator’s Sale in Taylor County Georgia 1916
I S H Rowe administrator of Sallie Rowe's estate will sell the real estate on the first Tuesday in June 1916 at public outcry before the courthouse door in Taylor County Ga The sale is ordered by the Court of Ordinary of Taylor County to pay the legal distribution due to heirs and the estate Located at 101 1-4 Parkinson tract in Taylor County Georgia with details read from the court order of February 1916 term The sale occurs within legal hours with proceeds to heirs as per Will or law
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Sallie Rowe
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Ees Bed Real Estate
Taylor
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
ATERAS WONDER claims to dissolve gravel and irregularities of the bladder for both men and women. If not sold locally, will be mailed on receipt of $1. Six small bottles cover two months and often cure. Send for testimonials. Dr. Hall at 2925 Olive Street, St. Louis. Mo. Sold by druggists.
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Hall
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Duels of Caged Chaf Finches Prompt Intense Rivalry
A historical note describes the competitive singing of caged chaf finches and their eagerness to compete until exhaustion. It mentions the risk of death in intense bouts, notes birds’ imitation gifts, and compares to parrots, piping crows, ravens, and trained bullfinches. It also observes the house sparrow’s transformation into a songster when raised with piping bull finches.
Diving Bells Through the Ages A Chronicle
The piece traces diving bell use from Aristotle circa 325 B C to 16th century Europe and 1662 Scotland wreck search. Halley’s 1716 improvements enabled stepping onto the sea bottom, and Tosselli’s talpa marina of 1871 carried torpedo work in Naples Bay.
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Halley
Tosselli
Bay of Naples
Watson and the Mary Phagan Case in Atlanta
The article reports that Tom Watson’s Jeffersonian cannot gain political advantage from the Mary Phagan settlement with her mother. Mrs Coleman signed a receipt admitting Jim Conley as the killer but denying Leo Frank’s involvement. The National Pencil Company settled, arguing the company liable if either killer acted.
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Tom Watson
Mary Phagan
Frank
Mr. Watson
National Pencil Company
Sloan's Liniment Eases Rheumatic Pain Cites Patient Testimonial
The advertisement promotes Sloan's Liniment as quick relief for rheumatic pain by stimulating circulation. A testimonial from James S. Ferguson of Philadelphia claims one application gave knee relief, urging readers to buy for 25 cents at local druggists.
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James S. Ferguson
Philada
Her Mind a Storehouse
A reflective line about elder wisdom noting that many sensible lessons lie beyond books and are stored in a woman’s memory.
Obregon Balks at U S Demands in Mexico Talks
General Obregon and Mexican war minister met with Gen Scott and Gen Funston to discuss American troop status in Mexico. The talks ended without agreement as officials return to Juarez amid heightened gravity after the Big Bend raid. New demands seek joint action in regions beyond prior negotiating zones.
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Juan Amador
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Strikers Return as Harvester Walkout Shrinks
About 1,000 International Harvester workers returned to duty after verbal assurances of partial wage and hour concessions. Tens of thousands remain out across Harvester and smaller sympathetic firms as some demands await written confirmation.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
Harvester
Railroad extension proposal for state road to Florida
J A J Henderson of Ocila Southern railroad proposes extending the state road from Atlanta to St Marys and Jacksonville. The plan, backed by bonds, was submitted to Chairman Candler of the Western and Atlantic Railroad commission via attorneys H J Quincey of Ocilla and S G McLendon of Atlanta.
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Ocila Southern Railroad
Nashville
Berrien County
Perry
South Georgia
Candler
Western and Atlantic Railroad Commission
H. J. Quincey
Ocilla
S. G. McLendon
Atlanta
St. Marys
Jacksonville
King George Merciful in Sinn Fein Death Sentences
Report notes leniency in British measures against Sinn Fein leaders. Eight leaders executed by firing squad so far, while thirty have death sentences. many sentences commuted to penal servitude. Source suggests King George ordered few killings.
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Sinn
Gold Ring Offer With Baby Ease Bottle Coupon
A coupon promises a gold ring with every bottle of Baby Ease, inviting readers to send for the ring. Full coupon instructions are claimed to be included.
Lovers' Death by Own Action Pact Ends in River Tragedy
The bodies of Helen Fiegenhhue, 17, and Spencer Chelby, 24, who planned to marry but halted by tuberculosis, were found in the river at New Orleans after they disappeared a week ago following a death by own action note.
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Spencer Chelby
New Orleans
Wel-Kept Shops Proverb Collection
A compact Victorian era proverb feature presents lines on thrift diligence and prudence. It emphasizes that careful shopkeeping and steady, bright aims lead to steady wealth, with erudite verse from George Chapman cited for seasonal wisdom.
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Colds and LaGrippe Remedy Ad
An old notice promotes Col ds and LaGrippe medicine claiming five or six doses break chills fever and liver impact without gripe or sickness. It mentions price at 25 cents. A second brief note cites British dislike of innovation and recalls early journalism features in Britain and American impertinence.
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Great Britain
Good Roads Bill Passes Senate With Adjusted Funding
The senate approved the Bankhead good roads bill without a record vote, authorizing about $85 million for post roads. The measure began at $75 million, with an amendment adding $10 million for roads in national forests.
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Senate
Six Eggs at a Cackle Marks Hen Birthday in Conn
A white leghorn hen at Wellington, Connecticut, laid six eggs in one cackle after a week of stoppage, celebrating her birthday with the flurry of eggs.
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Wellington
Conn
Georgia Feeds 33706 Automobiles by May First
Up to May 1 the state of Georgia reported 33,706 automobiles fed. The figure reflects ongoing consumption data and statewide automotive activity through early May.
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Georgia
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