Former Mayor Evans Endorses Tenlac In Atlanta Letter
Hon. Frank V. Evans, former Birmingham mayor and ex-State Examiner of Public Accounts, writes from Birmingham on Feb 2 praising Tanlac. He details past digestive troubles, claims Tanlac cured them after two doses, and endorses the medicine to readers. He notes it is sold by Braxam & Hinesley, Chas. J. Denick, F. Ragaiz, and N. Hingigen.
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Tenlac
Frank V. Evans
Birmingham
Ala
Examiner of Public Accounts
Alabama
Birmingham Ageée-Herald
Atlanta
Evans
Weea Ga
Tanlac
Braxam & Hinesley
J. Denick
Bellevue
F. Ragaiz
Lamotte
N. Hingigen
Immigrant Education Emphasis in Post Office Verse
The piece stresses immigration education for newcomers at Maquoketa Iowa post office as second class matter. It urges official Information Division support to help entrants learn privileges and duties, aiding assimilation and guarding against radical influences and enemies of the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Iowa
Immigration Service
Immigration Bureau chief urges stronger controls on aliens
Commissioner General Caminetti of the Immigration Bureau presses for a new assistant labor post with jurisdiction over immigration matters and deportation as well as a stronger border patrol to counter undesirables. He opposes total immigration suspension, cites few anarchist exclusions, and calls for criminalizing acts under anarchistic provisions. He advocates punishing alien anarchists through broader international legal steps and suggests arming the government.
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Caminetti
Immigration Bureau
Wlso
Border Patrol Service
United States
Geporta— m
Contin
Germany Offers Compromise Reply on War Treaties and Scapa Flow
The German reply published in Paris signals willingness to early ratification of the Peace Treaty while avoiding final ratification being tied to war prisoners and extradition. It suggests consideration of reparations for Scapa Flow and proposes joint review with German shipping experts on the method, as the Entente weighs 400,000 tons of shipping.
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Paris
Aed
Germany
Ant
Commuter Tale of Katy Did and City Dreamers
An odd dialogue follows Katy Did and a city bound traveler, debating who is a commuter and why. The exchange riffs on travel between country and city, defining commuting as daily trips and exploring imagination versus routine in a playful, period voice.
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Persom
Fir
Rais
Katy
Sins, Servants and Cattle in a Rustic Commentary
A fragmented essay in a 19th century voice discusses women’s roles, rural hardship, and farm management. It mentions Hazel and other trees for shade, pastures, and the idea that thunderbolts are meteorites, with notes on weather, cattle, and the American Forestry Magazine. The text blends moral reflection with natural science observations.
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American Forestry Magazine of
Washington
Electricity Finds Hidden Timber Decay Resistance
English scientists report that passing electricity to timber reduces decay risks and promotes stronger growth, suggesting new preservation methods. The finding points to potential advances in construction and conservation, with implications for wooden materials and industrial applications.
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Erourses Tarlac
Sronk V. Evans
Jackson Veils
Us Peete Newspaper
Official Paper
Jackson County
Canada
Blessing’s Grocery
A. H. Peshei
Browns, la
Walker & Soukup
Platt and
Olive Streets
Quoketa
Hary
Graham Bonner
Cémitieg
Serge Trias
Serge
Gingham
Dell
Enié
Blas
Jessi
Lyons
World Ontiiek
Ageia
Ctias
Canif
Wales
Fletsher
Fletcher
Castoria
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