Wives Health Restored by Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Mrs WM Green of Indianapolis credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after months of illness. She weighed 109 pounds at her lowest and rose to 133 pounds after five months, enabling her to resume housework and chores. She urges other women to try the remedy and seeks advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
WM. Green
S. Addison Street
Roosevelt as King Fantasy Sparks Controversy in New York World
The New York World argues Roosevelt would make an ideal king for the United States, praising his decisiveness and military temperament while noting flaws. It claims he would recall judicial decisions, dislike Congress, and rule with paternal authority, contrasting monarchy with Republican governance and referencing Taft.
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Col. Roosevelt
United States
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Congress
Washington
White House
New York
Elihu Root
Taft Republican
The Schools of Mount Airy Card
Mount Airy presents strong school prospects with a new high school building planned to relieve congestion and house grades. The town supports nine months of schooling, enlarges playgrounds, and emphasizes play in development with the Ladies Betterment Association aiding a public playground and park.
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Mount Airy
North Carolina
Ladies Betterment Association
Board of Town Commissioners
Edward M. Linville Career Outline in North Carolina
Edward M. Linville born in Forsyth County pursued study at A. & M. College Shenandoah College and UNC. He licensed to practice law in 1908 and formed a Winston Salem partnership with Judge G H Hastings. The partnership dissolved after one year and Linville became postmaster of Kernersville 1909 to 1914 while serving as solicitor in the Mayor's court. He moved to Mount Airy in 1914 to continue his practice.
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Mr. Linville
Forsyth County
South
A. &. M. College
Shenandoah College
University of North Carolina
Edward M. Linville
G. H. Hastings
Winston-Salem
Linville
Kernersville
N. C
Mount Airy
Sides' Mill and Ice Factory
Sides' Mill and Ice Factory operates a twelve ton daily ice plant and a mill with capacity for thirty five barrels of flour seventy five bushels of meal and seventy five bushels of feed daily Established 29 years for the mill eleven years for the ice plant Sanitary conditions noted Propriety Ms A E Sides and her sons Walter H Sides and Oscar D Sides manage the business with about ten employees.
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Sides’ Mill
A. E. Sides
Walter H. Sides
Oscar D. Sides
Treasury receipts surge beyond all forecasts in 1916
Washington reports internal revenue booms as tax receipts rise to an estimated 495 to 501 million dollars by June 30 1916. Tobacco and distilled spirits drive gains while beer tax declines. efficiency cuts cost of collection to about 1.45 percent.
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Washington
W. H. Osborn
Treasury
McAdoo
Osborn
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Itelf
Internal Revenue
Department
Internal Revenue Service
Fiscal year 1915 revenue increases detailed
The document itemizes the rise in collections for spirits amounting to 10 013 140 54 dollars tobacco 5 505 121 89 dollars and miscellaneous 17 322 08 dollars totaling 15 691 584 51 dollars.
Campaign to Promote League of Nations Peace Effort
Washington reports a nationwide drive to organize League branches in every state to win public support for joining a federation of Nations. Philip H. Gadsden outlined the Philadelphia founded league structure and a luncheon kickoff raised 373000 by noon, with some European donations.
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Washington
League
Philip H. Gadsden
Charleston
D. C
Philadelphia
Europe
Executors Notice for John C. Robertson Estate
Having qualified as executor of the last will and testament of John C. Robertson, all persons owing the estate must pay promptly and all claimants must present claims within the legal time. This notice serves to plead in bar of collection. May 1, 1916. Thos. B. Ashby, Executor.
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John C. Robertson
Thos. B. Ashby
T. B. McCargo and Son Firm Profile
T. B. McCargo and Son touts rapid rise in city business after three years. The firm operates a large factory, sells lumber and building materials, mantles, mouldings, sash, blinds, and doors with high quality goods. T. B. McCargo, once in real estate, is a noted surveyor and currently judge of the Recorder's Court.
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Thie
T. B. McCargo
Recorder’s Court
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the Schools OF
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Niger
Prince Albert Ia
RJ. Revwoups Tosacco Company
Winston Salem
USA
P. A
Jimmy
Prince Albert Tobacco
Prince Albert
P.A
Albert
RJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
R. J. Reynolds Tobscre Co
At Law
Sides’ Mill and Ice Factory
Gwyn Drug Company
T. B. McCargo and Son
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