Picture Show Party and Senior Class News at Noble Institute
Noble Institute seniors and guests attended a Monday afternoon picture show at the Savoy with reserved red and white seats and a reception with sweet peas. Miss Hazel House hosted seniors Fay Anderson Mildred Goodrich Annie Quinn Frances McCaa Caroline Sproul and others. Goodrich also hosted a luncheon for the senior class. Other notes mention Frances McCaa hosting, Juliet Davidson in Birmingham, Black and White Ball guests Jane Austin and Lotie Slaughter, and various local visits and movements as the school commences its close.
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Hazel House
Noble*institute
Marie Dowdn
Mary Flinn
Savoy
Seabrough
Fay Anderson
Mildred Goodrich
Annie Quinn
Frances McCaa
Caroline Sproul
Hazel Fiouse
Miss Myrtle House
Lancheon
Noble Institute
Mimeer
Caroline @Broull
Caroline Agee
Edith Mabry
Eugenia Smith
Ruth Hartley McDougall
Katherine Keith
Elizabeth Carrington
Martig Lapham
ABN
Maury
Virginia Sproull
Margaret Lea
Armingly
Mimeograph firms face FTC complaint over license restrictions
WashingtonMay 31 The federal trade commission received a complaint accusing mimeograph machine and supply manufacturers of violating the Clayton act by tying license restrictions to their own products. The suit seeks to determine legality, referencing a 1912 Supreme Court ruling with justices White Hughes and Lamar dissenting.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Com Cerna
Therselves
Supreme Court
Grand Jury to Probe Revenue Stamp Robbery
St Paul May 31 the federal grand jury to convene in June will probe a major theft at the office of the collector of revenue. About 580402.79 in revenue stamps were stolen with 646195.65 recovered in Chicago. Edward J Lynch the internal revenue collector faced liability of 35207.14. Two men Edward Leonard and George Bicett are jailed in St Paul charged with the crime. others were arrested in Chicago when the stamps were found.
Prohibition Convention Speakers Named for Peoria
Three former governors address the Prohibition state convention in Peoria Illinois. Eugene Foss of Massachusetts William Sulzer of New York and John P St John of Kansas are listed among the speakers for May 81.
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Peoria
Eugene Foss
Massachusettes
William Sulzer
New York
John P. St. John
Kansas
Columbus Woman Regains Health After Years of Suffering
Mrs. J. Barlow of 1624 South 4th Street Columbus Ohio credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoreing her health after six years of severe weight loss and illness She says she returned from 118 to 127 pounds and can now eat and feel like a new woman This testimonial touts the remedy's powers for female ailments.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Snys
Barow
South 4Th St
New Jersey Woman Urges Autopsy in Grand Rapids Case
Mrs Elizabeth P. Mardwick wired the Grand Rapids coroner suggest ing an autopsy on John E B Peek, father in law of a Dr convicted for Caundte. HOY TORO SAC teak signed the program K Adama. Mrs Arthur Warren Waite testified against her husband at his trial.
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Elizabeth P. Mardwick
New Jersey
Grand Rapids
John EB. Peek
K. Adama
Arthur Warren Waite
Eminent Medical Authorities Endorse Uric Acid Remedy
Dr Pierce and the Buffalo based Cargion Institute promote a urine test and a new remedy to remove uric acid from the blood. The ad claims backache scalding urine and rheumatic pain signal health problems and offers a tested remedy with no obligation. It urges readers to ask their druggist for the stated boxes of remedies for rheumatism liver and bowels.
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and de Braithwaite
Thors
Erin
Cargion Institute
Buffalo
Pierce
Peres
Pat Op
Pieter
Merce
Louleville citizens pledge for new school building
Louleville Alabama residents met Monday night and subscribed 10000 dollars for a new school building. The building committee of J.P. Grant C. Bell and C. H. West will obtain plans and begin work immediately. End of note mentions anticipated completion by fall.
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Louleville
Ala
J.P. Grant
At. C. Bell
C. H. West
Evnay
Lumber Dealers Conclude Opening Of National Convention
Chicago May 41 The fourteenth annual convention of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association opened with twelve affiliated organizations represented. Industry authorities are among speakers with Dr Charles H Van Hise of Wisconsin and Dr B E Pratt of the U S Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce delivering talks on cooperation in industry and foreign market conditions.
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Chicago
Lmber Manufacturers’ Association
Charles Ht. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
B. E. Pratt
U. S. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Cure for Stomach Ailments
Advert says millions suffer stomach issues from catarrhal poisons and germs. Claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures indigestion, gas, constipation, ulcers, and more with alcohol free formula. Cites judges, congressmen, doctors and others as restored. offers free books and a money back guarantee via J L Wikle or local druggists.
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Mayr
Supreme Court
Chicago
J. L. Wikle
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R. L. Rodes
Alexandria
Nobles Institute
Juliet Davidson
Birmingham
John Dpd. Elliott
Gault
Theoleen Elliott
Charleston
8. C
Harriet Glover
Jane Austin
Tuscaloosa
Lote Slaughter
Talladega
Miew
Linda Noble
L. C. Watson
Luther Lisle
Tuccaloosa
Mise Evelyn King
Tom Cobb King
Gadsden
Theodore D.eee
Mary Pope Maybank
Ashley Hall
John Alexander
Quintard
Anne C
Job
Church
Alexander
Leon Ullman
B. Hu. Snellgrove
Christine
Ralph Hay
Pittsburg
Misa Marie Cater
Livingston
W. C. Tunstall
Greensboro
Richard H. Cobbs
Mr. Jones
Bert Keith
Albert Ward, Jr
Frank
Wear
Prmton
Rome
Emmett Ledbetter
The
Federation of Women's Clubs
J. M. Sweet
Montgomery
Guy Sweete
Swets
Wilmer Avenue
New Orleans Coffee Company, Ltd
Grand Jury
Loia E. Pinkham
Palm Beach
C. B. Freel Clothing Co
DR. Waite
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Arthur Warren Wal
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National Convention
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