Tanlac credited in Winston-Salem man’s health revival
J R Tilley of Winston-Salem says Tanlac relieved long standing stomach and heart troubles after other remedies failed. He describes severe heart fluttering and joint swelling, credits improved digestion and appetite, weight gain, and better sleep. Hart Drug Co sells Tanlac locally and Gibsonville’s Gibbysomvills Drug Co also carries it.
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Tane
J. R. Tilley
Winston-Salem
Tanlac
Taniac
Tim
Hart Drug Company
Gibsonville
Gibby Somvills Drug Company
Referendum on Negro Residence Restrictions in St Louis
Voters in St Louis consider two measures to limit black residents to certain blocks. One bans moving into blocks wholly white or wholly black. the other restricts moves where 75 percent of homes are white or black. If both pass, the stricter 75 percent rule would take effect.
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Amamy White Friends of the Race
Three Causes of Increased Personal Crisis Reports in Japan
A writer in Chuo Koron reviews cites unconsummated love debt and failure of educated men to earn a living as the three chief causes of self destruction in Japan. Spring and summer see more cases as heat irritates the mind and materialist pessimism grows after wars. Young people predominate with methods including trains and waterfalls, prompting authorities to build barriers near Kegan waterfall Chuzenji.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Jan
Chuo Koron Review
Japan
Russia
China
Kegan
Chuzenji
HaitI Treaty Ratified US Protectorate Over Haiti
The Senate unanimously ratified a treaty under which the United States assumes a protectorate over Haiti. Washington reports US supervision of finances and customs, debt, and policing, with American officers and a marine expedition aiding development and guaranteeing territorial integrity and independence.
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Washington
Senate
Haiti
United States
Congress
d’Arguenave
Caperton
Republic
Motion picture urged as factor in public schools
Paris reports a parliamentary commission backs official adoption of film instruction in all government schools and colleges. Films aid primary education in spelling writing arithmetic geography and history while high schools use cinema for science and language study. Public lectures and patriotic instruction gain from cinematograph use.
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Paris
Ministry of Public Instruction
Boston Braves Insured for 500000 Against Accidents
The Boston Nationals have blanket coverage totaling 500000 against accidents for all players, with several key players insured individually as well. The policy excludes accidents on the baseball field.
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Boston
Boston Nationals
Lexington Highs Defeat Jamestown Basketball Team
Lexington high school defeated Jamestown high school 44 to 18 in a fast game. The first half ended 16 to 15 in Jamestown’s favor, but Lexington pulled away in the second half as players Turmley and Smith stood out with sharp defense and accurate shooting.
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Lexington
Lexington High School
Jamestown High School
Smith
Turmley
Class Distinction in England's Schools Severely Arraigned
London, Feb 17. Alexander Devine headmaster of Clayesmore School condemns the gulf between public and free schools. He says public schools shape English manners and status, while unity across classes must replace aristocratic separations in education and society. He warns England risks losing its national character if changes do not occur.
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Associated Press
London
Alexander Devine
Clayesmore School
Winchester
Ionglishman
United States
King Lane
Devine
England
Cook
Duke
Japan Arsenals Funds Spark Cabinet Peer Dispute
Correspondence from Tokyo reports a rift between Japan’s cabinet and the house of peers over budget handling of proceeds from munitions sold to entente allies. The dispute centers on crediting funds to military arsenals rather than general government estimates, with the army arguing proper use for new material and peers fearing misuse of funds.
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House of Peers
Ordiname
Cabinet
Privy Council
Japan
Count Okuma
Foley's Honey and Tar Restores Bedford Man After Lagrippe
F G Prevo of Bedford Indiana reports a severe cough from lagrippe left him gaunt until two bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar cured him. The remedy is presented as reliable for coughs colds and croup by Mann Drug Co. advertisement.
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Lagrippe
F. G. Prevo
Bedford
Ind
Foley
Mann Drug Co
Adv
Railroad supply makers enjoy prosperous times
Vienna reports wartime orders boost Austrian and Hungarian railroads. Since August 1914, 961 locomotives and tenders, 3,095 passenger coaches, and 26,383 freight cars have been ordered, with 4,000 more freight cars and 438 locomotives ordered for delivery by 1916. The first orders total about 64 million dollars, and the second about 16.9 million.
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Vienna
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