High Point Woman Reports Tanlac Benefits
Mrs. L. A. Morris of High Point credits Tanlac with restoring her health after seven years of indigestion and stomach trouble. She reports improved appetite, better sleep, increased weight, and renewed energy, saying she can eat anything without pain. Genuine Tanlac is sold at local Hart Drug, Randleman Drug Co, and Thomasville Drug Co.
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Mrs. Morris
Tanlac
High Point
Hart Drug Store
Randleman, Randleman Drug Co
Thomasville
Thomasville Drug Co
Gardus
Amelia Wilson
Alma, Ark
Cardus
Buffalo Bill Lauded as the Last of the Scouts in Editorial
The New York Times editorial hails Colonel Cody as a emblematic figure of the vanished American West. It recalls his roles as scout and soldier, his frontier exploits, and the Wild West Show that defined a generation’s sense of adventure and national myth.
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New York Times
Cody
William F. Cody
London
Prince of Wales
Deadwood
Mr. Beadle
Mr. Mundo
Union Pacific
Kansas
Douglas
Pony Express
Ned Buntline
Emerson Bennett
Mayne Reid
Phil Sheridan
Yellow Hand
Frobisher
Drake
Raleigh
Iowa
Pneumonia Season Warns Health Board Of Mortality Rise
The State Board of Health warns pneumonia ranks third in deaths behind tuberculosis and heart disease and peaks in winter and early spring. Predisposing factors include cold exposure fatigue debility and lack of fresh air while heavy alcohol use is linked to pneumonia.
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State Board of Health
United States Public Health Service
Hughes to Be President of New York Bar Association
Charles E. Hughes will be elected president of the New York State Bar Association at its annual meeting in Brooklyn. He was unanimously chosen by the nominating committee chaired by Alton B. Parker, making the nomination effectively an election.
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New York
Charles FE. Hughes
United States
New York State Bar Association
Brooklyn
Hughes
Alton B. Parker
Oklahoma Editors Meet to Tackle Paper Costs
In Oklahoma City on January 12 the Oklahoma Press Association held its midwinter meeting with publishers and editors from across the state. Byron Norrell of the Ada News presided as president.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma Press Association
Byron Norrell
Ada News
Bradner Purchases Powell Interest in Bradner and Company
Notice dated December 29 1916 announces B H Bradner buying B R Powells stake in Bradner and company and urges all owners to come forward to settle accounts so the purchaser can pay all bills of the old company.
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B. H. Bradner
B. R. Powell
Bradner and Company
Mother Thaw Defends Benevolence While Criticizing Guardianship
Mrs. Mary Copely Thaw, mother of Harry K. Thaw, comments on her son's New York assault indictment by a schoolboy, noting his benevolence in aiding education but warning such benevolence can be abused. She cites Harry’s offer of scientific training to a sick lad who moved to southern California and calls Christmas guardianship imprudent and leading to disaster.
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Pittsburgh
Mary Copely Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
New York
Frederick Gump,Jr
Harry
California
Mrs Gump Glad Her Boy Is Out of Thaws Clutches
Mrs Frederick B Gump mother of the high school boy linked to the Thaw indictment expresses relief her son is safe from Thaw. She declines to share her son's account but says she believes the case against Thaw is very strong.
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Mrs. Gump
Kansas City, Mo
Frederick B. Gump
Harry K. Thaw
Thaw
Wilson to Speak at Church Anniversary In Washington
President Wilson will speak at the one hundredth anniversary celebration of St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church in Washington. St. John's has hosted more Presidents than any other church in the capital. Although Wilson is a Presbyterian, he has attended St. John's services with his Episcopalian wife.
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Washington
D. C
Wilson
St. John’s Protestant Episcopal Church
St. John’s
Rev Milton Webb Dies Father of E Y Webb at 85
Shelby, Jan. 12 Rev Milton Webb father of Congressman Webb and pioneer Baptist minister of the state died at his son’s home last night from a second paralytic stroke suffered last Monday. He was 85, retired from church work 11 years ago, and was known for religious fervor and athletic ability.
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Shelby
Milton Webb
Congressman Webb
Bank of Commerce High Point to Host Annual Stockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Bank of Commerce in High Point North Carolina will be held in the directors room of the bank on Wednesday January 17 at 10 30 a m for the transaction of business before the meeting H A Millis Cashier
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The
Bank of Commerce
High Point
N. C
Kidney Pills Help Elderly Man Restore Health
A Springfield Missouri resident, H. H. Adams, aged eighty seven, reports a severe kidney ailment improved by Foley Kidney Pills. The pills are described as strengthening weakened kidneys, cleansing the blood, and easing bladder issues, available at Mann Drug Company.
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H. H. Adams
Springfield, Mo
Mann Drug Company
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Vousness
L. A. Morris
Lot East Commerce Street
Buffalo Bill
Flag of Our Union
Ledger
Street and
Smith’s Weekly
Nate Salsbury
Buffalo Jones
Napoleon
Heaven
Bell-Ans
E. Yates Webb
Minstrels
South
Ting
H. A. Millis
Hart Drug CO
North Carolina Public
Bulletin NO. VII
North Carolina Public Service Company
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