Christians Slaughter Use War-Torn Asia Minor Tone
A Boston letter from Greek-born Olymp ia Bostian describes Turkish atrocities against Christians in Asia Minor. She reports torture rapine and slaughter as Turks arm Madrass Arabs Kurds and Cherkesses to terrorize Christian villages with thousands of women missing and Christians killed since the Balkan war began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Boston
Olympea A. Bostian
Balkans
Saloniki
Branddizza
Party of Union and Progress
Asia Minor
Anatolia
Young Turk
Adania
Aunt Patsy Egg Producer Feed Sought for Large Order
Forrest Mississippi January 24 1913 letter from Aunt Patsy Feed Co Memphis requests quotes in one and two ton lots for direct shipment of Aunt Patsy The Egg Producer. Customer reports strong egg yields from hens and Indian Runner ducks and notes local dealer stock issues. For sale by Var Antwerp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy
Var Antwerp
A Word About Neglected Colds
Authorities warn coughs and colds seed grippe pneumonia and weaken body organs especially the lungs. G-Rar-Dy Lung Balsam is urged to strengthen before germs take hold, relieve coughs and croup, and restore bronchial tissues. Keep a bottle on hand for children as prevention before disease grows.
Gulfport Hosts Historic Governors Ball Meeting
Gulfport Mississippi welcomed Louisiana Governor Hall and Mississippi Governor Brewer as their first joint meeting. Delegations arrived by train and car, with photographers, newsmen, and film crews recording the historic occasion. The Great Southern hotel hosted a flags filled reception, a German style dance, a midnight dinner, and a program including speakers Eaton and McEnery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfport
Miss
Louisiana
Mississippi
Great Southern
Governor Hall
Brewer
Great Southern Hotel
Baton Rogue
Jackson
Louisville & Nashville
Bousley
Commercial Club
E. J. Bowers
Bouslog
Eaton
Harry McEnery
New Orleans
Military Academy
Beauvoir
Bilox
Christian
Dreamland Presents Six Reel Week with Asta Nielsen
Dreamland opens with a six reel feature including three reels plus three more. The program repeats with Monday through week shows featuring Miss Asta Nielsen in Gypsy Blood, Arco brothers from New Orleans, Grandberry and Lamond in blackface, and Chic Walworth in a novelty act. Daily performances at 3 7 15 and 8 45 p m with emphasis on Gypsy Blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland
Asta Nielson
Arco Brothers
Orpheum
New Orleans
Grandberry
Lamond
Chic Walworth
Nielson
Brotherly Love and Business praised at Laurel lodge
Herbert U. Feibelman of Mobile spoke on brotherly love and business to Laurel Lodge No. 651 IOBB in Laurel Mississippi. The address praised southern progress in education government and industry while cautioning against cutthroat competition and loss of fair dealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Miss
Herbert U. Feibelman
Mobile
University of Alabama
Laurel Lodge
B'Nai B'rith
Leon Schwarz
G. D. Booth
Jerome
Beers
Schwarz
Booth
Feiberman
Rolows
South
Johnston
Early
F.ee
Jackson
Appomattox
King Cotton
Sons
Mississippi
Georgia
Alabama
Union
aWithout
Cain
Thomas R. Marshall
America
Cordingly
Panama Canal
How Can the People Decide Which Medicine is Best
A reader asks how to choose medicines through experience. The author argues that trial with advertised remedies like Peruna, shared among neighbors, builds knowledge of what helps and what does not. He asserts Peruna is the best remedy for common household ailments and should be kept at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanden CO
Vitali
Fraternal Spirit and Industrial Prosperity in the South
The address argues that American success rests on fraternity and faith. It cites 1912 fraternal lodge growth, praises chambers of commerce, and compares medieval Hanseatic leagues to modern business cooperation. It warns farmers’ disorganization harms national power and urges rural credit and cooperative effort to curb monopolies and support labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mr. Marshall
Cain
South
Republic
B’nai T'rith
Chamber of Commerce
Clanseatic League
Bruges
Lubeck
Flamburg
Wissmar
Knights of the Sea
Great Third Estate
Legislature stampsede as meningitis hits Texas lawmakers
In Austin, the third case of cerebrospinal meningitis among Texas legislators prompted Speaker Terrell to excuse members until March 3 unless notified by wire. Representative Hunt is the third ill. two other house members died. The senate adjourned to February 24 with daily adjournments in both chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Austin
Texas
Terrell
House
Hunt
Canyon City
Senate
Marines and bluejackets march through Washington
Units of marines and bluejackets moved through the capital in formation amid reports they would be entrained for Mexico. The troops were returning to quarters after Maine memorial services at Arlington national cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Maine
Arelington National Cemetery
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Forrest
Aunt Patsy Feed Co
Memphis, Tenn
G. V. Sanden CO
Broadway
New York
N. Y
F. S. Tapia
Dauphin Street
Weinacker’s
H. U. Feibelman
B. Hartman
M. D
Columbus
Ohio
Grange
Farmer's Union
Europe
Taft
United States
Post Tavern
Postum Cereal Co.ltd
Pure ¥ Wood Factories
Battle Creek, Mich
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