Entertaining Visitors Highlights Society Appearances
Society notes recount Mrs D B Walsh hosting visitors with Miss Eliza beth Carrington and other Birmingham guests at a Saturday afternoon party. Junior social events feature plans for senior visitors and multiple informal subscriptions at the Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Carrington
Martha Collier
Iithur Leake
Birmingham
Mariella Andham
Juliet Ruth
Ontgomery
Deane Scott
Greenlie
Virginia Sproull
Terribly Sick Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Compound
A Madison Wisconsin woman says she avoided surgery after three years of illness by using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She reports becoming well and having a daughter and urges other women to try the remedy. The letter invites other women to write for free advice to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Blake
Madison
Wis
Blake
Lydia E. Pinkham
A Girl's Impressions in the War Capital
Edna Huber writes from Washington that Mrs. Woodrow Wilson quietly shapes national life during World War I. She notes Mrs. Wilson's graceful influence, homemaker role, and visible presence beside President Wilson at receptions, tours, and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Huber
International News Service
Washington
Empress Augusta
Kaiser
President Wilson
Wilson
Germany
White House
F Street
Fifth Avenue
Boylston Street
Michigan Avenue
Land
New Chorus Arrives for Oxford Lake Park Casino Show
The Crawford Humphreys Bon Ton Revue Company debuts a full new chorus led by Misses Robinson Blasingame Hames with Bert Valla and wife joining as principals. The Bijou Atlanta producer joins to stage a funny farce Hotel a la Carte with Jack Crawford handling the comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford & Humphreys Bon Ton Revue Company
Misses Robinson
Blasingame
Hames
Bert Valla
Mr. Valla
Bijou
Atlanta
Hotel A la Carte
Jack Crawford
Actors travel 8000 miles for An Old Fashioned Young Man
Robert Harr as and Triangle players toured eight thousand miles performing scenes for An Old Fashioned Young Man. They visited New York New Orleans Washington D C Los Angeles Atlanta El Paso Boston and other cities. In New York Harr was warmly hosted by his family and former classmates and director Lloyd Ingraham treated the company to a screening in the Triarele projection room with views from the California to New York leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harros
Triangle Players
New York
New Orleans
Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
Atlanta
el Paso
Boston
Robert Harron
Lloyd Ingraham
Triarele
Granger Liver Regulator Praise From Alabama Users
Advertised liver regulator praised by multiple Alabama users for relief from headaches and malaria related symptoms. Claims include heavy headache relief after four doses and overall doctor bill savings. Sold by druggists for 25 cents. no calomel or alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger
P. Brindley
Somerville
Ala
Pearley Civic
Paolo
Jennie Usey
Gadsden
L. N. Kent
Honoraville
T. E. Cothram
Alexis
Interesting and Historic Memories of Calhoun County Settlers
Barnett McCully, long a Calhoun County resident, lived at Alexandria and Oxford Lake, with Oxford once called Lickskillet. The article recalls his Irish roots, early Alabama settlement, the ox-haul era, a tragic wagon accident, Civil War turmoil, and a look at Oxford’s small-town beginnings plus family relics like the shoemaker’s bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun County
Barnett McCully
Alexandria
Oxford Lake
Alabama
Calhoun
Cleburne Counties
Benton County
Oxford
Lickskillet
Wetumpka
Mr. McCully
Ireland
America
Charleston
Jacksonville
Morrisville
Sarah Forbes
Anniston
McCully
John Yeatman
Oxford Lake Park
L. W. Jackson
W. F. McCully
Brownwoo
Texas
Robert McCully
W. F P .McCully
Pany
Barnett McCally
Lake Home
Oxford Methodist Church
Navy Flag Officers Board Recommends Promotions
A board of Flag Officers led by Admiral Mayo met at the Navy Department to select officers for promotion to the new war footing. Five captains will become rear admirals, twenty six captains from commanders, and fifty one lieutenant commanders to command ers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
The
Navy
Mayo
Navy Department
Prohibition Debate Drives Porto Rico Election Day
San Juan July 16 Prohibition is a chief issue in Porto Rican general election the first vote by Porto Ricans as American citizens. A vigorous campaign by both drys and wets preceded voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Constipation relief praised in Kentucky reader letter
Mrs Pearl Patrick of Meadowsville describes relief from constipation sour stomach and digestion issues after using Thedford’s Black Draught. The letter lauds its gentle easy laxative action and lack of aftereffects, noting long standing value for stomach liver and bowel troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowsville
Pearl Patrick
NCO
What Do You Know About Your Blood Supply
Public notice invites readers to request a free booklet on blood health and how to keep the blood strong and pure. It promotes S. S. S. as a long sold remedy and directs requests to Swift Specific Dept. A Atlanta Ga for mailed copies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Atlanta
Death of Morris Beck Linked to Heck Candy and Grocery Founder
News from Oxford reports the death of Morris Beck of Birmingham after a four month illness. Interment occurred in Birmingham with pallbearer HM. C. Fulton. He is survived by wife Addie Beck and two brothers. The community recalls his visits and shares sorrow. The column also notes visiting relatives and friends in Oxford, including Sergeant-Major Harry E. B. Dodd, Miss Sarah Orr, Miss Nan Maxwell, and others, with several family moves and social events described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Beck
Heck Candy and Grocery Company
Birmingham
Harry EB. Dodd
Nashville
C. J. Dodd
Sarah Orr
John Harwood
Montgomery Cotton Sale Sets Market Record
Four hundred and one bales of middling cotton sold at the Montgomery market on Saturday for 25.50 cents per pound, totaling $51,137 for the sale. The event was reported as a special in the Montgomery market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
John Wicker
Forest, Miss
Wane
Buckeye Cotton Oil Co
Dem.s
Number 40 For The Blood Promises Healing Claims
A testimonial from J. Mendenhall of Evansville Indiana extols Number 40 For The Blood as a superior medicine for blood diseases including blood poisoning chronic rheumatism and liver disorders. He asserts it heals sores ulcers and swollen glands and urges purchase through Scarbrough Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendenhall
Evansville
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Society
D. B. Walsh
Mariella Landham
Edith Scheuer
Columbus
Margaret Hardwick
Ance
Athletic Club
Wilburn Leake
Reenville
James Keith
Katharine Ith
Steptoe
James Ith
Talladega Rings
Gustav Wittig
Tuscaloosa
Frederick
Wittig
Prof. Wittig
State University
O. M. Reynolds
Iss Fannie McCaa
Talla Springs
Christine McCaa
JS. Abe Straus
Ah Evelyn
Jack
Joseph Jerman
VW. Ordway
Misses Avila
Mary Roberts
Little Hees Ordway
Murfreesboro
Pauline Witherspoon
Simia Ordway
Lewisburg
Chattanooga
Ft. Payne
Noel
W. A. White
George N. Meredith
Charles Bell
Red Cross
Parker Memorial
Leighton
8. P. Ingram
U. D.C
William Henry Forney
Walter Brewer
Tom Ingram
Lydia Seham
Net
Ala, Coca Cola Bottling Co
Anniston Ala
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Augusta
Theato
Granger Liver Regulator
E. A. Little
Bessemer
J. Height
Wetumpka, Ala
A. Roberson
Lot
Dar
Porto Rico
News OF Oxford
Nan Maxwell
Buckhorn
Edgar Ernst
Ragland
Ruth Privett
Sellers’ Hospital
Frances Bien
Miss Dorothy Draper
Montana
Mrs. Hamp Draper
Hugh FitzGerald
Ashland
John FitzGerald
Ft. Worth
FitzGerald
Miss Bell
Miss Mildred Bell
H. H. Witt
Brook Farm
Brookfarm
Virginia Snow
Robert Warnock
Mr. Hubbard
Lineville
Privett
Ruby
Kate Cox
Iane Brewster
Ashville
Prater
Piedmont
HIG
Ind
Scarbrough Drug Co
Shivar
Shelston
S. C
Bell, Rogers & Zemurray Company
Jugueta
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