Patriotic Address Highlights Jacksonville Normal Event
Mrs. Joseph H. Aderheld state historian of the United Daughters of the Confederacy gave a stirring talk on Ideals at Jacksonville Normal by invitation of Dr. W. Daugette. Aderheld’s visit featured a presentation of a Robert E. Lee picture and poetry by Mrs. Stephen Mitchell. Several social events followed, including a large lake party and multiple teas and gatherings honoring guests and faculty.
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Daugette
Aderhold
Selma
Alabama
National Historian
Pulaski
Tenn
Newhell
Lee
Jacksonville
Robert E. Lee
W. C. Brunson
Stephen Mitchell
Amelia Forney Caldwell
Wiliam Wallace Heindel
Philadelphia
Charles K. Weller
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Lohenecrn
Kathleen Forney Daughette
John Forney Stevenson
Hoke Rowan
Knox Fleming
Birmingham
W. Reynolds
Spartanburg
Ernest West
Avery Caldwell
Kyle Elliott
Gadsden
John Caldwell
Heindel
Charles Heindel
Charlotte
N.C
Jews Will Lament Fall of Jerusalem
New York July 26 Hebrews worldwide will gather in temples and synagogues at sundown to observe the Tisha B Ab fast. The fast commemorates Jerusalem’s destruction and the loss of rights in some European countries. Orthodox practice bans eating and drinking for 24 hours while reform Jews vary in observance.
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New York
Jerusalem
Holy
Hadrian
Anniston Resident Praises Dean's Kidney Pills
An Anniston resident details a back and kidney ache relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He cites pain in back hips and limbs with irregular kidneys and recurring colds. The advertisement notes the 50c price at dealers and links to Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York for the product.
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W. C. Reid
Glen Addie Avenue
Anniston
Dean
Reid
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Msgrs
Freezone promises quick relief for corns and calluses
A Cincinnati expert promotes Freezone as a cheap remedy that drops on tender corns or calluses to relieve pain, loosen the skin, and allow easy removal. It claims to work on hard and soft corns and toe calluses with no irritation.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN A survey of notable women worldwide
The article surveys women in leadership and labor: New York employs over 26 000 women teachers. German Empress collects cookery receipts. Japanese railways hire women as cashiers bookkeepers and ticket sellers. royal collections include eye-glasses scent bottles and more. It notes women in Britain’s railways and profiles Katherine Magneson a Berkeley chemist, Katherine Leckie a journalist naturalized in the U.S., and Clara Louise Peer linked to Waite. It cites Mary C Bradford as NEA president, women excelling in airplane wing work, and the wartime role of women in industry. The piece highlights the Women’s Committee of the Council of National Defense compiling data on wartime opportunities, and mentions memorial efforts by Clara Louise Peer and Mina C. Van Winkle for social causes.
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New York City
Denmark
Marie
Romania
Katherine Magneson
Berkeley
Cal
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
Worth Bagley
Ella Hoover Thacher
United States
Mary C .C. Bradford
National Education Association
Carrollton
Europe
Womn
Council of National Defense
Clara Louise Peer
Arthur Woerren Waite
Sing Sing
Grand Rapids
John E. Peck
Waite
Mina Cc. van Winkle
Newark
N. J
New Jersey Women’s Political Union
Consumers’ League
A Girl's Impressions in the War Capital
Edna Huber reports from Washington that war feels distant to many, with busy talk of guns and troops replacing concern for souls and bodies. She notes Americans may endure harsh realities yet, in the city’s wartime routine, and plans a retreat to Valley Forge for respite from the endless war talk.
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Europe
Washington
Great Bridge
Potomac
Arlington
America
Schuykill
Valley Forge
Duchess of Doubt Presented by B A Rolfe at Theate Theater
Society figures from several large American cities appear as extras in the five part Metro wonderplay The Duchess of Doubt. Emmy Wehlen stars in the comedy drama directed by George D Baker with scenes shot in Palm Beach St Augustine and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmy Wehlen
Metro
B. A. Rolfe
George D. Baker
Theate Theater
Palm Beach
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Dodson's Liver Tone Replaces Calomel Says Town Druggists
Local druggists report a drop in calomel sales as Dodson's Liver Tone gains trust. The vegetable remedy is guaranteed safe, costs 59 cents, and promises gentle relief without the side effects of calomel.
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Dodson
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Walter Brewer
Clifford Arbery
Daisy Brewer Walsh
East Seventh Street
Harry Bellenger
Macon
Sarah Bellenger
Mary Hyde
Tuscumbia
Comer
Leila Carrington
Frank Leigh
Amos Goodhue
Rudisills
Peole
Rudisill
Seventeenth
Quintard
Martha
Emmit Rudisill
Annnie Johnston
Atlanta
Katherine Walcott
Griffin, Ga
Margaret Patterson
Tallassee
Margaret Frost
Miami
Fla
Mary D
Lilian Yarbrough
Montgomery
Hasseltine Caudle
Robert Lee Field
Amory Quinn
Stanton
Avery Ingram
Lowry Mallory
Douglas Sanford
C. J. Cater
Harvey Allen
Mrs. Comer
Bridge
Wallace Comer, Jr
Patterson
Wallace Comer
Chives M. Woodruff
Ethel Houser
Fayette, Dancy
San Faba
Texas
Otway Hubbard
Helfin
Newman Hubbard
Lineville
B. A. Howle
Wilmer Avenue
Elizabeth Bradfield
Tuscaloosa
Claire Abercrombie
Marvin Circle
A. C. Quinn
T. L. Ferguson
Lee Ferguson
George Buckpitt
L. P. Walker
Dane Camden
M. F. Doering
W. M. Salter
Mra
J. M. Harkins
Mattie
Tinie Knox
Lila Williams
Winnie
Ouida Lynch
Lynch
Samuel P. Kennedy
Edward May
Janes Farrell
Frances
Edith
L. W. Pruitt
Friendly Society
John A. Wilson
Quintard Avenue
Caldwell-Heindel
L. R. Parker
Wilmer Avenues
Cora Reynolds
Alias Sims
Talladega
Ada Timmons
Jenifer
Eunice
Yah Sewell
Beatrice
Eva Reaves
Miriam Schauer
Gladys Self
Clyde Casey
Maude
Teddy Quartes
Maynard Marsh
Arch
Aubry Reaves
Oscar Holcombe
Randall Spearman
Mitchell
Sel
Hamrick
A. W. Locke
Sewell
Frank Marsh
W. M. Reaves
Walter Wordlow
Gertrude Holcombe
Celeste Reaves
Annie Belle Locke
Nannie Mae Robertson
C. S. McCain
Alvine and
Clarence, Jr
C. H. Childers
Palestine
Frolaset
Gossard
Walt Wet Ae
Malone-Woodruff Co
Ton Citizens
Cincinnati
Authority
Edna Huber
International News Service
THE
South
Tutwiler
Calomel
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