Machinist Wins Battle Against Nervous Decline After Tanlac Help
W. T. Brown a machinist of Charlotte living at 1911 North Caldwell Street reports gaining 14 pounds after three bottles of Tanlac. He says nervousness sleep and stomach issues vanished and overall health improved. North Carolina distributor F. E. Drum cites common liver kidney and nervous ailments from poor living and urges Tanlac trials at Hart Drug Co. High Point.
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FE. D. Drum
North Carolina
Tanlac
Mr. Brown
High Point
Hart Drug Co
Much Money Contributed for Jews in Philadelphia Meeting
More than $150000 was contributed to the Jewish war relief fund at a Philadelphia town meeting last night under the auspices of the Philadelphia branch of the American Jewish relief committee. Be Magnes of New York Senator Ross Penrose and Congressman William Ware were among the speakers. Managers expected more than $200000 from the city.
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Philadelphia
The
American Jewish Relief Committee
Acid Stomach Indigestion Warned By Authority
A noted authority explains that undigested food ferments in the stomach due to hyper acidity causing sour belches nausea and chest heaviness. He prescribes four ounces of Rad Salts daily in water for a week to neutralize acid relieve gas and promote digestion.
Rural credit bill assailed by North Carolina farmers union
North Carolina Farmers' Union advisory council meets in Greensboro to denounce the pending rural credits bill in Congress. They condemn banking control of money and credit, call for government issue of money, and urge a money bill to reduce interest, aid agriculture, and empower citizen control. Warden Thomas P. Sale dies in office at the state penitentiary and is praised for his humane approach to executions.
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Raleigh
Advisory Council
The
North Carolina Farmers’ Union
Greensboro
Congress
Joint Committee On Banking and Currency
United States
Thomas PL Sale
Edenton Street
Sale
England claims right of search on first class mails
The British censor asserts that all first class mails between the United States and foreign countries passing through British territorial waters are subject to search even if ships do not dock at a British port. It notes exemptions for certain routes and explains delays and enforcement as extensions of prewar practice. The report also covers an American Jewish Relief Committee study on Jewish suffering in the eastern war zone, highlighting millions affected and dire destitution.
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London
Jan. St
United States
English Channel
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Europe
Stockholm
High Seas
Germany
America
Denmark
Holland
Sweden
South America
New York
American Jewish Relief Committee
Russia
Gralicia
Rumania
Palestine
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Mr. W. T. Brown
W. T. Brown
North Caldwell Street
Charlotte, de
Clares
Taniae
Advisory Committee of Farmers
Union
T. P. Sale
W. T. Bost
RE. C. Fatrel
Warden Sale
England
Broadway Today
Mary Pickford
Broadway
N.C. Public Serviceco