Woman’s smile what it means and a cure story
May Merriman of Winston-Salem tells how a stomach trouble left her exhausted and grouchy until Tanlac improved digestion and strength, yielding a 13 pound gain in a month. She recommends Tanlac and notes local availability at Hart Drug Co. in High Point and Gibsonville Drug Co. in Gibsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witcher
May Merrimen
Marshall Street
Winston-Salem
Tanlae
Hart Drug Co
High Point
Gibsonville Drug Co
Gibsonville
January 1916 Operative Results for Southern Railway
Washington reports January 1916 operating results for the Southern Railway Company. Gross revenue reached 5,588,021—up 20.10 percent from 1915 but down 2.63 percent from 1914. Operating expenses, taxes and collectible railway revenues were 4,077,503, up 3.33 percent from 1915 and down 12.86 percent from 1914. For the seven month period, gross revenue totaled 39,964,815, up 6.85 percent from 1915 and down 6.45 percent from 1914. expenses stood at 28,194,706, down 5.29 percent from 1915 and down 10.64 percent from 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Plant
Comparmyross
Iross
Fifteen Die In West Virginia Mine Disaster
Fifteen men were killed and five seriously injured in a dust explosion at mine No. 42 of the Davis Coal and Coke Co in Keptun West Virginia. All victims were foreigners. Rescue teams reached the shaft area quickly led by R P Maloney the companys general superintendent. The blast occurred about 200 feet from the shaft bottom near where over twenty miners worked and blocked by a collapse of slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Davis Coal and Coke Com
R. P. Maloney
Davis Coal and Coke Company
Maloney
German Army Transport and Tactics Praised by Capt. Wleinschmidt
Captain Frank E. Wleinschmidt, after sixteen months with Austro-German forces on three fronts, extols German rapid troop movement and rail logistics. He notes rail gauge adjustments, intact harvests, aerial reconnaissance, sapper leadership, and strict discipline against civilian abuse, contrasting with Russian destruction strategies.
Hester Held on Felonious Assault Charge in Danville
Hester of Winston-Salem, wanted for felonious assault on railway engineer George Fuller, was brought to Danville by Chief James Bell. Fuller suffered a head injury requiring hospital care after an incident in a local hotel room. Hester claims self defense after Fuller advanced with a knife. a spittoon was used as a weapon. Two involved girls are believed to be in Greens and not needed at trial.
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Danville
F. M. Hester
Winston-Salem
George Fuller
Petersburg
James KR. Bell
Hester
Fuller
Focal
Broadway Tomorrow Show Promises Major Feature
The Broadway Tomorrow feature presents The Song of the Wage Slave from the Yukon and verses by Robert W. Service with Edmund Breese in a powerful production. Music includes La Paloma Sextette The Valins de Faure Meditation and My Wild Irish Rose.
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Broadway
Robert W. Service
Edmund Breese
Yradier
Dommizetta
Valins de Faure
Morrison
Olcott
Drink More Water to Ease Kidney Trouble
An old remedy promotes Jad Salts as a kidney helper. It claims increasing water intake and a lemon grape acid mix with lithia will flush waste, reduce bladder irritation, and restore kidney activity, suggesting daily use to prevent trouble.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ixplains
Taniac
Sils
Remarka
Southern Railway
Washington
Keptun
W. Va
Pany
Kleinschmidt
Hindenburg
New York
Germany
Sys
Frank E. Wlein
Schmidt
Aus
Tro-Erman
Steinschmidt
Carnegie Museum
Pittsburgh
Alaska
Kreinschmidt
von Hindenburg
Warsaw
Calieia
Wleimschmidt
Oroat
Mark
Central Powers
Sermenrho
Waar
Belgrade
Wleinschmidt
Adriatic
Robert Oswald
Trieste
Grado
Venice
Serbia
Marguerite
Clark
Greensboro
D.datay
Conklin
Hart Drug Company
Columbia Records
Independent Insurance & Investment Co
O. E. Mendenhall
W. R. Morrow
Bank & Trust CO
North Carolina
Savings Department
Columbia Laundry Company
Thacker’s Shoe Store
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