Change in Father After Taniac Remedy
Cobb County farmer G W Slayton reports his 20 year stomach ailment improved after using Taniac. He describes his father eating heartily again and returning to normal life after trying doctors, springs and dieting without success. He credits Taniac with the remarkable change and urges others to try it. Taniac is sold by lending druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Slayton
Cobb County
Atlanta
Tennessee
Weill
Father
Sunday Tales of Elephant and Kangaroo
A young man asks for a tale about an elephant and is startled by a Sunday rule. His aunt cautions that children should not hear animal stories on Sunday. After a pause the boy asks for a story about a kangaroo, seeking another tale from his aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Contentments Come In Times Of Simple Need
A short note reflects on contentment arriving to a person when possessions are few, often described as a man wearing only one pair of pants. The reflection suggests satisfaction found in modest means and everyday resilience.
Harding Plans to Collect War Loan and Convert to Bonds
President Harding seeks authority from Congress to convert overdue European loan amounts into long term bonds to be absorbed by American business interests. Treasury aims to readjust foreign credits with two funding principles: no forgiveness of principal or interest and spreading accumulated interest to be paid later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Europe
Treasury Department
Garear Prinain
Otter
Tesix
Treasury
Gompers Blames War on German Labor
Denver report says Samuel Gompers placed blame for the war on German labor and the organized German groups at the AFL convention. The piece notes his assertion that if leaders had acted sooner the war might have been avoided, and mentions reactions from Paris and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Denver
Terminns Bey
Symi Caerpere
American Federation of Labor
Pal
Caeramany
Bar Association Head Dies in Baltimore
William A. Blount, president of the American Bar Association, died at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, according to word received there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Mia
William A. Blount
American Bar Association
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Bridge Collapse Kills Four and Wounds Twenty Seven
A bridge over a creek near Whitney Nebraska collapsed under the Chicago and Northwestern passenger No. 606, sending baggage cars into the bank and one coach into the water. Four dead include Robert Scott Chadron and F. M. Stewart Gordon Neb., with 27 injured, several seriously, receiving treatment at a Hot Springs hospital. Investigators cite cloudburst or upstream pressure with no prior high water noted. the wreck occurred two miles from Chadron as a special train ferried the injured to care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Soen
Hiesgo
Northwestern
Lander
Wye
Whitney
Chadron
Whiiet
Robert Scott
Luggageman
F. M. Stewart
Gordon
Net
Dickinson
Areister
Lesley
Springfield
Michael Shiles
S Potter
Ty Chadron
Crniddienor
Finegan
Reichstag Amends Army Law and Prohibition Enforcement Plans
The article reports moves by states to intensify dry law enforcement, reorganize intelligence and border actions, and centralize authority under a new law. It notes the treasury’s jurisdiction over prohibition, a reform to mobilize federal agents, and upcoming measures including an Army Law amendment. It mentions Hackett receiving the Legion of Honor and notes Allied discussions on enforcement strategies and punitive actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiltted
Cereqtor Maanes
Reichstag
Verlin
Tfoen
Fire destroys Atlantic Grain Elevator in Chicago
A blaze in Chicago caused extensive damage to the Atlantic Grain Elevator. Officials estimate losses around seventy five thousand dollars with origin undetermined as fire teams battled the flames. Local authorities investigate a fire of unknown origin amid cargo and storage facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ching
Mintosh Wins Closest Ad Club Presidency in History
Chicago man Charles MacIntosh won the presidency of the Associated Ad Clubs of the World at the seventeenth AOL convention in Atlanta. The result was the closest contest in ten years with a 25 vote margin over rival George W. Hopkins, as New York’s effort ended in a historic defeat yet with glory. Hopkins claimed the plan’s success and the result, saying the essential features remained and the switch of convention city each year was acceptable to all supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Chicago
Charles MacIntosh
George W. Hopkins
Cheaige
New York
Hopkins
Athluta
Giake
Ad Clubs
Ping
Lidimmagrolis
Way Found to Stop Sale of Intoxicants
Washington court action aims to stop liquor sales by restraining collection and sale practices. Justice Braly rules could leverage a broad weapon against peppermint extracts and similar liquids sold nationwide by fruit and delicatessen stores. The suit targets collector Miles and involves Liberty bonds and local charges, with several arrests linked to theft and conspiracy in army supply diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aetiertiiss
Joel
Miles
Justice Braty
Distrivct
Charles W. Arthy
Haynes
Justin Stafford
Decourt
Heavenworth. Kan
Ft Leavenworth
Plane dives into river killing two in Hudson crash
Fire in the Hudson River claimed two lives and injured a third when a hydroplane 16 wrecked during an attempted water landing. Pilot Campbell, a World War I aviation veteran and former supervisor of a major U S airline factory, perished. passerby rescuers faced rising tides. Mocharlo, 22, Albany, treated for serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Don Conplell
Mlinois
Wid
Mocharle
Jen M Campbell
Tnola
Signal Corp
Kelley Field
Tex
Artuyle
United Sates
Fee
Vicw
Hudson Salles
Ile Ie
Drowning Tragedy Claims Five In St Louis Region
Five people drown while bathing near St Louis as a Mississippi River trip and party incident ends in tragedy. The victims include a 4 year old, two Scout members, and two others from a weekend celebration at Cedar Creek area, with coast guard and local rescue teams called to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolles
Lanai
Mayer
Cedar
St Lenis
Labor Postpones Fight to Unionize Steel Industry
Labor action delaying unionization efforts in the steel industry is noted as a broad topic. Reports describe strikes at Wheeling Steel and other plants, with workers facing layoffs while negotiations and potential wage discussions continue. The piece mentions trial dates and related political actions affecting labor dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftw
Femautiriw
Bielge
How Women Avoid Surgical Operations
A reforming appeal citing testimonials for Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Women recount avoiding operations after using the remedy, urging others to seek the private text book and take the product on recommendation. The piece stresses non surgical relief and medical advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
E. Pinkham
H.R. Seanon
Apple Tree Point Farm
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EF. Pinkham
East Indian Trackers Feature in Wild Jungle Hunt Scene
A vivid account describes skilled trackers from the East Indian sect in a dramatic jungle chase. Bears, panthers and water creatures are pursued by shadow footprints and wary horses, highlighting expert tracking amid a sprawling performance.
Fragmented local notice from damaged OCR
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions names and events but contains numerous garbled terms and unclear details making it difficult to identify a clear subject or outcome. The readable bits refer to people and actions in a noncoherent sequence, with no verifiable dates places or organizations.
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Anu
Bate
Bick
Ibapengst
Wendy
Aloes
Holland
Mebesco
Nulleame
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Neetura
Fevents Carvon
Money Back
Singer
Fry Mfg. Co
Dad
Vertiand
Gre
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onder—Bend Ibee
Dey Night Matis
Bedatta
T. Louis
Harding
Crim
Paris
Ihriel Poulain
Peugeot
France
Hoy Haynes
Prohibition
Kansas City
St. Louis
Feder Employment Bureau
Kansas
Holinois
Nokomis
Fred Stosele
Kowche
Bar Association
Navy
Navy Coast Patrol
Nebraska
Creek
Whitney, Neb
Senate
Uwe
Ventialio
Cowlite
Eunty
Waal
Uli
Wishplured Iy Centrale
Pateolitan Doule Bsinny
Ciard
Legion of Honor
Hackett Vurin
Jatoes Ko Hackett
Thackertt
Mintosh
THE
World Advertising Clubs
Chicago Man Wines
Way
iHo
Aibe
Wyo
Onley Pacific
Colorado Souther
Cheyenne
Ford May Guy
Nashville
Ford
Government Olivale
Bhe Meld
Ala
Rajiwaye
Hudson
Pilot
Illinois
Tide Mampere
Hadley Bacon
Meramec
Penver
Willie
Dri
Liadmillet Roth
Elty
United States
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God “Fare
Seria
Lewth
House
Oalz
Mre
EL Ha
St. Langases Ave
Ill
Vermont
Lydia E . Finkham
Player
Tse Fontiegers
Pier 1
Pert
Teres Yoobpr
Ste
Grother Iin
Abrets
Janm
Putiriee
Panthers
Herpes
Postum
Postum Cereal Company
Ixvnenile Creek
Michigan
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