Tanlac Revival Report For Levi Thomas At Chattanooga Firm
Levi Thomas, a Chattanooga Furniture Company employee, says Tanlac made him feel like a brand new man. He gained about thirty pounds and recovered strength after years of stomach trouble and frail health, noting immediate relief and renewed energy. Clifton dealer stores sell Tanlac.
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Tanlac
Levi Thomas
Chattanooga Furniture Company
Chatan Tenn
Clifton
Iene
Unexpected Pause Between Rivals and Lovers
A light moment interrupts a tense scene as two men briefly shake hands and two women share a kiss, offering a rare, uplifting contrast to ongoing chatter and conflict.
Cure For Croup Quick Guide Aids Relief
A brief note outlines a remedy for croup symptoms using simple measures. It emphasizes prompt care and suggests consulting a physician if breathing difficulties persist.
Camp Travis Discharges and Demobilization Clarified
Camp Travis Texas headquarters clarifies that many men from the 18th Cactus Division and camp units are not being demobilized yet. With 11,000 soldiers discharged to date, the statement notes the 8th to 20th divisions remain active and duty-bound, including Pershing's Army of Occupation.
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18Th
Quartermaster Corps
Camp Travis
Texas
War Department
Pershing
Army of Occupation
Germany
Camp Heis
165Th
Death of A. Bernhardt Schulz in Turnersville
Al Bernhardt Schulz aged 65 died this morning at 5 30 at a local sanitarium. Remains shipped to Turnersville Coryell County by Undertaker Layton C Puckett. Schulz a Turnersville resident was brought to Waco at 5 this morning and died within thirty minutes after arrival. Survived by wife and several children all of Turnersville.
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Bernhardt Schulz
Turnersville
Coryell County
Layton C. Puckett
Schulz
Waco
Waco Times-Herald
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Reported Helpful by Readers
Readers share positive experiences with Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Mrs Q Cook of Macon says it gives the quickest relief of any cough she has used. Mrs James Knott of Chillicothe praises its effectiveness for coughs. H J Moore of Oval Pat notes it cured chest congestion after several uses.
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Q. Cook
Macon
James A Knott
Chillicothe
Chamberlain
H. J. Moore
Oval
Pat
Poverty is No Crime Says Voice on Rights
A quoted voice asserts moral stance against wealth as a crime and rejects lying, urging virtue over riches while invoking divine guidance.
Card of Thanks for Christine Marie Brynne and Carlson Families
The Brynne and Carlson families express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of Christine Marie. They offer to help others in return and wish God’s richest blessings on all.
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Christine Marie
H. A. Brynne
Who Killed Cock Robin War Reflection
A columnist dismisses praise by nationalists seeking sole credit for Allied victory. The piece laments attention to self-serving claims and argues the war was won by the united efforts of all Allied nations as one Army of Liberty Stars and Stripes.
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Cock Robin
Stars and Stripes
Knife as Conveyor? Man Dines Without Tonic
A man who uses his knife to move food from plate to mouth seldom needs a tonic for his appetite, reflecting efficient eating habits and a practical dining approach.
Official financial condition of First Guaranty State Bank Clifton
Official statement lists assets and liabilities as of December 1 1914 for First Guaranty State Bank Clifton Texas with figures for loans real estate deposits capital and profits. Signed by J. W. Hitler president and O A Hronstad cashier with notary on January 7 1919.
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First Guaranty State Bank
Clifton
State of
Coo Hills
Exchang
County of
Bosque
J. W.hitler
A Hronstad
Custer
J. W. Botles
O.A. Eioatad Budees
Podymocuas
Texas Notes Chronicle Northern Texas Developments
Reports from Mount Pleasant to Beaumont detail a sweet potato curing plant, a $1,000,000 dry dock in Galveston, and road and rail projects across Brown and Dallas counties. State officials appoints include Masonry Inspector E B Snelling and Prison Commissioner Sam D W Low. Multiple oil and gas meetings, education funding, and 1919 Texas finances are noted alongside Brownwood oil prospects and legal liquor seizure issues. The 36th Legislature opens January 14 with George F Howard presiding as Secretary of State.
McAdoo Exposes Rail Policy Behind Senate Hearings
Washington. Director General McAdoo testifies before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee at the opening of hearings on future railroad policy. He argues against extended federal control and advocates five years of unified private management with government supervision, citing cooperation, rates, and morale concerns.
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McAdoo
Senate Interstate Commerce
Cummins
Iowa
Kellogg
Minnesota
Congress
The
Gulf
Railroad
State Commissions
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. McAdoo
Embargo on Freight to American Forces Abroad Tightened
The Freight Traffic committee of the North Atlantic ports ordered an embargo on all freight shipments to troops overseas and European civilians. The ban, enforced through Boston Philadelphia and New York ports, was issued by the North Atlantic railroads in coordination with the federal food administration.
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New York
Europe
Boston
Philadelphia
Fort Worth Electricians Strike Over Daily Increase Demand
Fort Worth Texas electricians have struck after a demand for a flat increase of one dollar per day was rejected. Contractors reportedly offered fifty cents per day in response.
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Fort Worth
Strck
Tex
Army medical bed expansion plan in France before armistice
The American Expeditionary Forces prepared a vast increase in medical capacity in France with 283,240 beds ready for use and 423,722 normal beds plus 541,22 expansion beds in process. The program was halted when hostilities ended, leaving significant ongoing construction and preparation.
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Army General Headquarters
American Expeditionary Forces
France
Allied Forces Hold Kadish Against Bolshevik Attack
American troops with the Allied Army of the Dvina battled Bolshevik forces near Kadish amid deep snow and unfrozen swamps. Despite counterattacks and heavy artillery, the line held with limited casualties as Americans advanced to reoccupy Kadish under protective fire. Archangel sent transport aided wounded, including an officer carried 160 miles before shipment.
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Dvina
Kadish
Onega
Petrograd
Sie
Archangel
Bolsheviats
German Ships Deemed Worthless by Navy Admiral
Rear Admiral Rodman urged destroying all German capital ships surrendered to the allies. He led the American fleet in the North Sea and argued the ships were of different types and unnecessary to maintain, calling preservation a waste of money.
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Washington
House Naval Affairs Committee
Rodman
North Sea
Senate panel rejects Baker plan on informal war contracts
By a unanimous vote the senate military committee refused to validate informal war contracts and to authorize adjustments by the war department. The panel ordered Hitchcock’s reform bill reported favorably, placing adjustments in a non interested commission.
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Washington
Senate Military Committee
Baker
War Department
Hitchcock
Texans to Attend Readjustment Conference in Houston
The Associated Industries of Texas reports strong Dallas and Houston interest as registered delegates prepare for the readjustment conference January 10 and 11 in Houston. President E W Kirkpatrick of the Texas Industrial Congress confirms full representation by the organization.
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Houston
Dallas
Texas
Associated Industries of Texas
E. W. Kirkpatrick
Texas Industrial Congress
German Admiral Von Scheer Resigns from Berlin Post
Berlin reports Admiral Reinhardt Von Scheer chief of the German navy resigns his post. The resignation is described as voluntary and comes amid dispatches from the German capital.
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Copenhagen
Reinhardt von Scheer
Adrelraley
Pid Fasemot
Berlin
Former German Chancellor F von Hertling Dies in Bavaria
Former imperial chancellor F von Hertling died Saturday night in Upholding, Bavaria. He was regarded as one of the most learned figures to lead Germany after the 1871 unification. Hertling balanced scholarly work with politics, serving as Bavarian minister president until 1912.
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On Hertling
F. von Hertling
Schoncellor
Uhpolding
Bavaria
Six Vessels Arrive With Troops in New York Harbor
Five transports and the battleship North Carolina steamed into New York harbor on Sunday carrying nearly 9,000 officers and men from France. The North Carolina is the first battleship to arrive with troops, and among its 1,389 passengers are Marines who served at Chateau-Thierry Belleau Wood and the Argonne Forest, plus 1,013 men of the 113th.
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New York
North Carolina
New York Harbor
France
Chateau-Thierry
Belleau Wood
Argonne Forest
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