Anuric Remedy Promised For Kidney Troubles and Backache
An advertisement promotes Anuric as a cure for kidney problems, gout, sciatica, and rheumatism linked to uric acid. It urges testing water and sending a sample to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel for analysis, offering a cloth bound copy for thirty cents.
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Diney
Mladder
Anuric
Dr. Pierce
Edie
Invalids
Pirree
Budalo
N.Y
Vieres
Cardui Promises Relief for Womanly Ailments in Ad
An Arkansas style ad proclaims Cardui a remedy for womanly troubles and stomach issues. A Mrs Cop ll from Mt Airy North Carolina shares her claimed improvement after six bottles. The message urges readers to try Cardui and notes its wide past use among women.
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Mt. Airy
N. C
Sarah M. Copll
Tve
Cardus
Cardui
Lady Reader
Bewia
Cardi
Mobile Mar Thanks a Chicago Chemist
A Mobile man Jerome Nicholas Suierey credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with a rapid recovery from long standing stomach troubles. He describes dramatic improvement after three doses and urges others to try the remedy with a money back guarantee.
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Jerome Nicholas Suierey
Vasil
Jerome
Nicholas
Mobile
Mayr
Arncal Ady
Wellborn Eavors State Bond Issue In Alabama
A citizen writer argues Alabama should issue short term bonds to fund accumulated warrants and floating debt. He cites Federal Reserve Bank discounting Georgia warrants and urges prompt action to protect the state's credit as interest rates rise. He notes warrants due January 30 1916 and supports early bond issuance to meet appropriations.
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Atlanty
Mabara
Alabata
Legislturre
Alabma
Senderson
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Alabama
Federal Reserve Bank of
Alania
Ate of Georgia
Salvation Army appeals for funds amid harsh winter
The Salvation Army's local corps reports increased demand due to cold weather and asks the public for help. Capt Davis details last week’s work including lodging, meals, garments, and hours spent, totaling 15.19 in expenses 29.63 in receipts, noting a hardest week this winter and insufficient finances to aid all in need.
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Salsihian Army
Davis
Savation Army
Tgcowo i. Ic Cox Eae Ee
Fight Begun Over Usurious Bankers
Washington January 17 A congressional fight to prevent national banks from overcharging farmers has begun in the house committee Representative Howard urged favorable consideration of his proposal to authorize an investigation into charges. He said banks in the south and west have charged heavy rates, often exceeding 100 percent annually on small loans to the poor.
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Washington
Den
House
Howard
Balkan Rulers Flee to Alessio Near Adriatic
Geneva reports that after the capture of Cottinje and rapid Austro Hungarian advance toward the Albania border, Montenegrin and Servian officials sought refuge in Scutari and have fled to Alessio a town 202 miles south of Scutari near the Adriatic. They are accompanied by all foreign consuls accredited to the Montenegrin and Servian governments.
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Geneva
Cottinje
Albania
Scutari
Alessio
Adriatic Sea
Voters urged to register in Decatur and New Decatur
Local notices announce voter registration days at Long's store in New Decatur with Morgan county residents urged to sign up before the upcoming election. Earlier in January registration occurred at the port house, opening to New Decatur and county residents alike.
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Decatur
New Decatur
Woodrow Wilson
Long's
Morgan County
Cport House
Huntsvillians Win $10 500 Verdict Against Langren Hotel
A United States district court jury awarded $10 500 to Mr and Mrs Herber Chaffin of Huntsville Alabama after they sued Langren hotel for 30 000 claiming forcible ejection last summer. The verdict apportioned 8000 to Mrs Chafin and 2500 to Mr Chafin with the balance unclear.
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Ashyvillee
United States District Court
Herber Chaffin
Huntsville
Ala
Langren
Chafin
Spanish steamer Belgica sunk. 23 rescued at sea
London Jan 17 a Lloyd dispatch reports the Spanish steamer Belgica has been sunk at sea. twenty three members of the crew were picked up.
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International News Service
London
Belgica
Lloyd
Hie Crow
Final pledge of 8 for YMCA era commitment noted
A local campaign highlights strong support for the YMCA association led by Secretary Randle. Community members and press partners boosted fundraising, with a post campaign effort securing the final $150 after rapid initial results, totaling about $2,005.22 from numerous subscribers and donors.
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Ness
Randle
Deceaturs
Capt. Bassett
A H. Hoff
Harry Wyatt
Association Publicity Committee
T. H. Alexader
Advertiser
Decatur News
Commissioners to value land for Alabama Power in condemnation
Three appointed commissioners Welcott John A Thomason and J J Cudd will meet in Welcott to organize and report to the probate court in thirty days on valuing property between Decatur and Martselle in the Alabama Power Company condemnation case. The case caption reads Alabama Power Company v Dancy and others.
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W. Be, Skepgs
Decaturs
Martselle
Alabama Power Company
Tomor
Welcott
John A. Thomason
J. J. Cudd
Hartselle
T Aabama
Power Company
Ys Vies Dancy
Bhiget Doritaes
Hartielle
Great Britain Expected To Suggest This At An Early Date
A brief dispatch notes Britain likely to propose a course of action soon amid allied talks. The report highlights anticipation of a strategic suggestion from London in the near term.
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Great Britain
Britain to press protections for foreigners in Mexico
Washington reports Britain plans to urge the United States to guarantee foreigner safety in Mexico or risk Europe taking steps to defend its interests. The British embassy followed the US in ordering British subjects out of northern Mexico as talks continue with Carranza’s government. Officials expect Britain to seek indemnity for British lives and property since recognition.
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Ieternational News Service
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Mexico
England
Carranza
Anxiety at border as 160 Americans said lost on train
Reports from Chihuahua indicate a train with about 160 Americans disappeared after leaving Parral on the way to the border. Washington instructed inquiries. Mexican officials have not provided information. Typhus fever spreads among Mexican refugees in El Paso with one death, Highton Martinez of Pedras Negras, buried after a 48 hour illness.
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EL Paso
International News Service
Paso
Jan
Chihauhuu
United States
Parral
Chihaughau City
Chihauhau
Tine
Washington
Mexico
Mexico City
L Paso
Highton Martinez
Pedras Negras
Booze Delivery to Be Off Ahead of Election Day
The Southern Express Company announced no whiskey deliveries will occur today or tomorrow due to state election laws forbidding intoxicant delivery on election day or the day before. The state bond section will be held tomorrow.
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Southern Express
10000 Garment Workers Strike in Philadelphia
Ten thousand garment workers strike in Philadelphia as women’s wear, suits and children's dresses shops shut. Pickets in freezing temperatures carry flame red posters demanding four hour max weekly work, 50 hour baseline, five percent wage increase and an arbitration panel with equal employer and worker representation.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Pullin
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