Doan's Kidney Pills End Back Pain Says J R Peacock
The advertisement recounts back pain and kidney issues from which Doan's Kidney Pills allegedly brought relief. J R Peacock of a South Street shoe shop endorses the product after personal recovery, noting lasting improvement after multiple boxes. Mrs Peacock later reiterates long term satisfaction with the cure.
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Dean
Oxford
J. R. Peacock
Shoe Shop
South St
Doan
Kendel’s
Foster Milburn Co
Mfrs
Buffalo
N. Y
Police Seek Missing Girl Eva Owens
Police and state officials pursue Eva Owens an eighteen year old who vanished after leaving home to visit a friend instead taking their car driving off in a garage she is believed abducted with a woman seen in a car with two men one choking the woman as the vehicle raced toward the countryside through Atlanta.
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Eva Owens
Agree on tariff bill ends Senate House feud
Washington dispatch says with all controversies over the tariff bill settled, administration leaders plan to push the bonus bill toward final disposition within ten days.
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Washington
Senate
House
Flying Parson Laid To Rest In Kerr NC
Lieut Maynard, known as the Flying Parson, was buried on a knoll near his ancestors' home in Kerr North Carolina after being killed at Rutland Vermont. About three thousand people attended the funeral yesterday reflecting widespread public regard for the aviator chaplain.
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Rutland
Vermont
Rail strike disrupts farmer finances nationwide
Washington reports transportation disorders threaten to erase two billion dollars in farmers’ expected gains from bumper crops this year. The strike and related financial strains jeopardize producer income and raise concerns over agricultural markets.
Officers Seize Rambling Still Near Oxford
Sheriff J. C. Hartsfield and deputies recovered a fifteen gallon copper still and three quarts of whiskey during a woods search south of Oxford near Henry J. Davis saw mill. The operators fled. no arrests were made.
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Henry J. Davis
Greek Army Withdraws From Thrace in War News
London reports the Greek army that marched through Thrace and threatened Constantinople is withdrawing. Constantinople advices say Allied warships may focus along the Dardanelles to block a Turkish push, while indications point to a Near East settlement via secret diplomacy.
Public school opens session amid town needs
The city public school begins the 1922 23 term with strong teacher and pupil spirit. Lee Baggett loses his car in front of the ball park the car had been parked there and not recovered. The article notes the need for a new school building and criticizes the game admission price.
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Lee Baggett
Lizzie
Miners Still Trapped in Argonaut Mine
In Jackson California on September 11 it is estimated five to nine days more will be needed to free the forty seven miners entombed in the Argonaut mine. By the fifteenth day of the disaster the general view is that the miners are still alive.
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Jackson
California
Georgia Railway and Power plans new high voltage line
The Georgia Railway and Power Company announced immediate construction of a power line from Lidale through Chicamauga Park to Chattanooga, tying into the Tennessee Power Company. The line is designed to carry 110000 volts for North Georgia industries.
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Lidale
Chicamau
Ga Park
Chattaooga
Tennessee Power Company
North Georgia
Impeachment Move Over AG Daugherty Hits House Floor
Washington witnesses an impeachment push by Rep Killary accusing Attorney General Daugherty of violating free speech in obtaining the federal injunction against striking shop workers. In Chicago counsel for rail unions asserts Daugherty betrayed the court and law, while Samuel Gompers attacks the AG at the International Typographical Union session in Atlantic City.
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Washington
Daugherty
Representative Killary
Minnesota
Strikig Shop Craftsme
Atlantic City
Samuel Gompers
Atorney
International Typographical Union
Marines Protect Relief Workers In Smyrna Report
Athens dispatch says American Blue Jackets guard relief workers in the East while French soldiers patrol railways churches and other public buildings, as the Smyrna situation is monitored.
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Athens
Greece
Smyrna
Pisa Leaning Tower Face Possible Collapse After Quakes
In Pisa Italy a local geologist warns the Leaning Tower could topple if an earthquake alters its lean. Several tremors have struck Northern Italy this simmer and were felt in Pisa, signaling potential danger to the historic structure.
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Pisa
Italy
St. Petersburg Plans $17,000 Ad Campaign
To Advertise St. Petersburg Florida plans to spend more than $17 000 during the next fiscal year on advertising in newspapers and magazines The Sunshine City is described as rapidly growing and benefiting from the investment The piece touts growth and prosperity as a magnet for people and money from an Industrial Index perspective.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Florida
Sunshine City
Norma Talmadge Stars in Love's Redemption at Lyric
Norma Talmadge portrays Ginger a Jamaica born heroine in Love's Redemption an olive skinned island waif role showing her best screen work. Harrison Ford leads the supporting cast with Montagu Love Cooper Cliffe Ida Waterman and others as the film screens at the Lyric Theatre Saturday night.
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Norma Talmadge
Tropics
Lyric Theatre
Miss Talmadge
Ginger
Jamaica
Harrison Ford
Montagu Love
Cooper Cliffe
Ida Waterman
Michael M. Barnes
E. Fernandez
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Constanti
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Today
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Federal Reserve System
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Rive
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T. A. Dunn
R. V. Black
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