High Point Man Says Tanlac Gained 20 Pounds
FE M Hewerton of High Point a machinist at Crown Hosiery mill describes indigestion and loss of appetite with gas pains and nerve attacks. After three Tanlac bottles he reports weight gain of 20 pounds and full recovery enabling him to return to work. Sold locally by Hart Drug Co Thomasville and Randleman drug firms.
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High Point Mar
Tanlac
FE. M. Hewerton
Mr. Hewerton
West
Greene Street
Great Crown Hosiery Mill
High Point
Hart Drug Co
Thomasville
Thomasville Drug Co
Randleman
Randleman Drug Co
Scouts Promote Character Building by Outdoor Education
The annual report from the commissioner of education summarizes Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls work. It notes non sectarian programs emphasizing learning by doing, home and community values, and leadership by volunteers. It cites 7067 scout masters many with college or high school education and strong school involvement across 350 councils. The girl scouts growth from Savannah 1912 to 250 communities highlights home making, nursing, first aid and religiously affiliated practice within non sectarian framework.
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Boy Scouts
Commissioner of Education
Department of the Interior
James E. West
Boy Scout Movement
America
Montague Gammon
Savannah
Girl Scouts
After War, American Machinery Affects European Industry
London reports widespread postwar debate over replacing hand labor with American machines in England France and Belgium. Belgian factory employing 12,500 workers shows heavy use of American equipment from Bridgeport Providence and other cities. Experts note American machinery boosts efficiency and may shape postwar production and labor policy.
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London
England
France
Havre
Associated Press
Bridgeport
Providence
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Belgium
Europe
English baron in Chicago to boost British exports
Baron Marmaduke Furness owner of 210 ships arrived in Chicago to organize new exports of fod for the armies and civilians of Great Britain. He says England cannot be starved by a submarine blockade and that the British public is not alarmed by Germanys edict. He is 84 years old and seen as carrying a major mission since wartime began.
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England
Baron Marmaduke Furness
Germany
Chicago
Great Britain
Baron Furness
America
Westminster Kennel Club Show Opens at Madison Square Garden
The forty first Westminster Kennel Club exhibition begins a week at Madison Square Garden with an entry list well above prior records. The event features more breeds and exhibits from across the United States and Canada than ever before.
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New York
Westminster Kennel Club
Madison Square Garden
United States
Canada
Mardi Gras opens in Biloxi with King Argius VI arrival
Biloxi Mississippi marks its annual Mardi Gras with the arrival of King Argius VI and a harbor landing escorted by a fleet of festively decorated ships. A street parade showcased military civic and social groups while the day’s schedule promised further popular festivities into the evening.
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Biloxi
Miss
Argius VI
Senate debates espionage bill end with expected passage
Washington on February 20 senate concluded debate on the administration bill to punish espionage neutrality violations and conspiracies by agents or sympathizers of foreign governments. A vote by 35 senators present showed a large majority favored the bill though a quorum could not be reached.
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Washington
Senate
Why Blockade is Continued in Athens
Athens witnesses the continued blockade as the Entente ultimatum remains unfulfilled especially regarding delivery of arms. The French British and Russian legations issued a statement to explain the ongoing pressure on the Greek government.
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London
Athens
Condition of Fighting Force Wanted
Washington February 20 officers and men are cited as the most immediate need in both the navy and army. Army and navy bureau chiefs are to compile immediately an exact appraisal of the condition of the regular fighting forces for President Wilson with focus on personnel and material.
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Washington
Army and Navy
Wilson
Navy
Army
Editor Tells How D. D. D. Cured His Eczema
Personal endorsements describe D D D as curing long standing eczema and barber's itch claims. Testimonials from N G Hotchkiss F R Tesar Rev L Downing state relief after using the remedy with payment promises if relief is not achieved. D D D Soap marketed for skin health with money back guarantee.
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N. G. Hotchkiss
Echo
Prophettstown
Jil
Barber
F. R. Tesar
Hopkinton
L. ¥. Downing
Av. Presbyterian Church
Roanoke
Tollo Water Promises Relief From Constipation
A vintage advert promotes Tollo Water as a quick gentle bowel relief for constipation and associated symptoms. It urges indoor adults to use a third tumblerful before breakfast, claims liver and stomach benefits, and notes it is bottled in Dawson Springs Kentucky and sold for 15 cents a bottle by Hart Drug Co. and others.
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Dawson Springs
Kentucky
Hart Drug Co
Armenian minister speaks on Turkish oppression in city
Rev. J. Kombar of the Reformed church preached at Bethel church Sunday morning and at the First Reformed church Sunday night. A native of Armenia born near Mt Ararat he spoke vividly about Turkish persecution of Armenian Christians and his visit is in support of Reformed publicicans.
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J. Kombar
Reformed Church
Bethel Rhurch
First Reformed Church
Rev. Kombar
Armenia
Mt. Ararat
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