Tanlac Remains Offered as Remedy for Stomach and Rheumatic Ailments
A Augusta Georgia resident, Mrs. Lady Rowe of 1669 Hicks Street, touts Tanlac as curing stomach trouble rheumatism and related pains after finishing a bottle. She claims dramatic relief, regained appetite and weight, and urges others to try the remedy sold in Columbia by Smisher Drug Co and an established local agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Rowe
Hicks Street
Augusta Geegia
Roumatin
Andralgin
Tantac
Columbia
Smishr Drug CO
Werschel Boehms At Famous French Resort
From St Malo a fragment describes Private Werschel Boehms of the 1b) Machine Gun Battalion on rest leave with four comrades. The letter notes organization support, amusements, and a cheerful mood before the armistice. The writer reflects on a near ideal Sunday amid war’s end and questions future peace expectations.
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Werschel Boehms
St Malo
Sugar restriction lifted after wartime need
The Food Administration announces removal of sugar restrictions as armistice ends hostilities. Despite shortages on the eastern seaboard, a Cuban crop and Western beet sugar create a surplus, reducing the need for extraordinary sacrifices. Hoover sidelined. no new campaign details until his return.
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Japan
Dugier
Uke Food Administration
Iumediate
Couran
Food Administration
United States
Louisiana
Europe
Morica Argo
Peace Brings Swallows In England After War
A brief United Press dispatch notes postwar fashion shifts in London. Evening dress returns to social life as restaurants and theatres fill. King George anticipated the armistice era by discarding uniform for civilian attire.
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United
London
Bee
Matl
England
George
City United Press
Mall
Ernest Ferris Killed in Action on October 29 in France
News reaches relatives that Private Ernest Ferris was killed in action on October 29 in France. He had been living with his aunt since his mother’s death and previously worked on a South Dakota wheat farm before joining an infantry regiment. Relatives describe him as vigorous and dutiful, with a strong sense of heroism and commitment to human freedom.
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Ernest Ferris
France
Daily Herald
W. M
Wr Ferris
Benz
LA Piven
Dakota
Catarula
Compton
Irim
Itowak Nok
Ferris
Ben Ferris
Buick price stability announced after war period
An interview with Carlton Wry of Wry Bros confirms Buick will not change prices during the rest of the season. He cites a home office letter effective January 1, 1979, noting that one model lowered while two unchanged, with orders piling up and efforts to avoid favoritism in the waiting list. Buick expects to meet demand within a reasonable time.
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Carlton Wry
Wry Brox
Fry
Buick Motor Pompang
Buick Motor Company
Buick
Lynchings rise by 24 in United States in 1938 report
In Tuskegee Alabama on December 31 1938 the Tuskegee Institute records show sixty two lynchings nationwide last year an increase of twenty four over 1937. Fifty eight died and four were white seven include women. Crimes ranged from murder attempted murder assault robbery and complicity with murder across states including Arkansas Georgia Mississippi Texas and North Carolina.
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Tuskegee
Alu
United States
Monroe N. Work
Tuskexes Institute
Gansalt
Dag
Essault
Mabama
Arkansas
California
Florida
British newspapers return to prewar sizes after wartime cuts
United Press reports that English papers, after wartime shortages, have resumed normal page counts. The print paper controller released measures easing limits, allowing more pages and higher prices as production stabilizes, signaling a shift toward peace-time publishing proportions.
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United Press
London
Mall
Auenes
Ona
Bnakiets
al Parr
Tar Liu
Legislators Ready to Begin Tennessee General Assembly
The sixty first Tennessee General Assembly will convene at the state capital next week to take oaths and organize. Of 132 members, more than one-third have prior legislative experience, with several veterans returning to the Senate and House, including Parks Worley, T. C. Long, Christopher C. Collins, and others from multiple districts.
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Nashville
Tenn
J Sixtasingt General Assembly
Umeambara
Cleo
B. Keith
Senate
House
Fanembera
Capitol Hill
Solons
Christopher C. Collins
East Tennessee
Hrouk
House of Representatives
Washington
Tennesade
H. McCandler
McMinn
Ernest N. Haston
William J. Matthews
Iowa
A.V. Louthat
Weap
Wade
Energetics
W. A. Bradley
Topomery
Roberiaen Jas
Albert J. Hill Bas
Hugue
Anderson
Douglas Wikte
Twenty-first
Push
J.W. Rice
Dover
Igrami
Har
Das Chalter
Tourth
Tmonse
Mae
Robert 4. Stockard
Camden
David P. Caldwell
Howse
Prank O' Fuiler
Sifihy
Fragmented list outlines experienced lawmakers and regional representation
The passage names multiple representatives from Shelby and surrounding areas including Crockett Giles Haywood Micory Smith Stewart and Washington. It describes their prior service in the body and hints at shifts in leadership and roles within a Wisconsin style assembly. The text shows a roster of people with prior tenure and expected collaboration.
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Houpe
Dro
J. Ricker
Tuitherford
Carey C. Carter
Crockett
Sterling Stovall
Giles
William W. Bond
Haywood
W. Jo Ruswall
Micory
Smeat
Bell
Carl Larsen
Hint Phelan
Shelby
W. C Wilson
Smith
PP. Pitahigh
Stewart
J. M. Marthe
Washington
White
W. J. Light
Ticker Wacot
B.C. Norval
Ryte Dowlen
A. Montgomery
Nk Griffin
W. BE. Wotton
Ad Ener
War Victory Finance Resolutions 1919 Get Ahead Movement
A fragmented 1919 pledge list urges thrift and investment to support victory efforts. It promotes saving, buying government bonds, keeping government securities, and backing postwar prosperity with self control and wise spending. The noisy items advocate actions like tracking purchases, joining thrift groups, and supporting national finance initiatives.
What Shall We Name the Waval War Babies
A fragmented London dispatch reports confusion over naming newborns amid wartime upheaval. The text references a German threat and mentions a request to divide lines of control as the war continues.
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State Capitol
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