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Newspaper
Petersburg Daily Progress
Location
Petersburg, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1914
Page
2
The article urges donations from pupils' families and the community to aid needy students, asking for money or gifts. It notes the league’s monthly public exercises Sunday at 3 PM, with a program to provide the poor with life necessities and inspire charity.
Olive Tablets advertised as a substitute for calomel claim to cure bad breath and purify the system. The product is described as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant, with no griping or aftereffects, and is attributed to Dr F M Edwards whom the ad credits with the formula after years of practice. The Tidewater type notes emphasize vegetable composition and olive color, with dosing of one or two tablets nightly for a week and a Columbus Ohio company address.
A fragment from a Petersburg news page lists sick list recoveries and names. also notes the death of Mrs. Mary Wilkins on Virginia Avenue after illness. It mentions members attending the Grand Lodge session in Alexandria, and a forthcoming Celominist club silver offering at Portersville Street with a short program.
In Berlin mutual acquaintances heard Finkelstein insulted Robelin provoking a duel. To avoid weapon use they drew lots with a black ball forcing Finkelstein to end his life within three days. On day four he appeared at the stock exchange alive, much to Nobelin’s relief and astonishment.
In a New York Evening Post piece, bold kings dismiss fears of abdication. They argue to resist timidity, proposing a grand war while dismissing critics as fools. Patriots would not punish bold action, they assert, and millions abroad oppose fighting their brethren.
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