Clark and Mann Press Naval Bills in Bipartisan Move
In the House Speaker Clark and Republican Leader Mann united to back two naval measures. One adds 300 midshipmen to the Annapolis entering class next July, passed 173 to 0. The other funds construction of battleships Nos. 43 and 44 and passed without a roll call.
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Wilson Objects To Reduction In Panama Indemnity
President Wilson has not approved amendments to the Colombian treaty reducing Panama indemnity from 25 million to 15 million. Senate Democrats split on the changes, with some opposing, while Minister Betancourt pressed talks. Also, Rockefeller General Education Board announced 335,250 dollars in college grants nationwide including 75 thousand to Maryville College and 100 thousand each to Western College for Women and Milwaukee- Bowener College for Women.
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English and French Cruisers Patrolling Atlantic Near Virginia Capes
Port observers note English and French cruisers patrolling the Atlantic coast near the Virginia capes as the Appam prepares to take on 200 tons of coal for port use. British ship masters report the presence of the two cruisers while Germany’s prizes or raiders are anticipated.
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Virginia Capes
Pape's Diapepin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
A jumble of items from a newspaper page notes Pape's Diapepin as a fast, harmless stomach regulator claiming to end dyspepsia gas and indigestion in five minutes. It touts a fifty cent case for a hundred dollars worth of relief and urges keeping it handy at home. Other items include humorous quips and short anecdotes from periodicals.
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High Point Milling Promotes White Fruit and Luxury Flour
A promotional note from the High Point Milling Company extols their white fruit and luxury flour as superior for all baking needs. It claims the flour is made from the best wheat and yields the best bread cakes and pastries.
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High Point Milling US
High Point Milling Company
Carolina & Yadkin River Railway timetable 1914 route
Train schedule shows southbound No 21 and No 23 with daily departures from High Point Thomasville Gordontown and Denton and arrivals at High Rock. northbound No 22 and No 24 list listed departures from High Rock Denton Gordontown and Thomasville with arrivals at High Point. Published agent W E Price notes timetable subject to change without notice.
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Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
A vintage ad promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to restore natural hair color. It claims the brew darkens gray hair evenly, reduces dandruff and itchy scalp, and makes hair glossy. Directions: dampen a comb and use strand by strand, with results by morning.
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