Young Matrons Bridge Club Meets Tomorrow in Selma
Mrs. Fouche Matthews hosts the young matrons bridge club tomorrow at four thirty at her Quintard home. Miss Louise Hooper and guests will motor to Safford for tea with Mr. and Mrs. Craig Smith, then return for a dance hosted by Mrs. J. H. Lumpkin in honor of Miss Emma Jordan of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hooper
Safford
Craig Smith
Selma Times
J. H. Lumpkin
Emma Jordan
Atlanta
Dorothy Thigpen
Augusta Clarke
Fannie Oliver
Rose Coleman
Alice Weathery
W. B. Atkins
Dear Mr Editor I want to write you Shout Anaric
Patient describes severe kidney and back pains and asks about Dr Pierce Anaric Tablets. The fragment shows a sick person in bed seeking relief and mentioning Anaric tablets. No clear medical claim or outcome is stated. This reads as a reader testimony or advertisement fragment from a historical paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaric
Dr. Pierce
War story ties French heiress to German army foster son
In Lebanon Pennsylvania the Rosalie Coleman will case reveals an aged Frenchwoman who adopted a Paris physician named Hinkel, later disinheriting him to spite the family after he joined the German army. The estate is valued near 1,000,000 dollars and proceedings begin next month in the county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Rosalie Parent Coleman
Guido Tavern Hinkel
France
Coleman
Corn Wall
Mount Lebanon
Robert Coleman
Paris
Melle
Rosalie Pasent
Mme. Coleman
Hinkel
New York
Germany
Editorial Association Opens in New York With Prominent Speakers
More than 1,000 delegates are expected as the National Editorial Association begins in New York, with sessions through Friday. Lee J. Rountree of Georgetown presiding. speakers include Joseph Daniels, L. C. Crompton, John Tem Wills Mayes, and Dean Walter Williams. Governors Whitman and Mitchell welcome attendees at the opening. A garden work cover all garment, new in America, is noted as a fashion curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Editorial Association
Lee J. Rountree
Georgetown
Texas
Navy
Josephue Daniels
L. C. Crompton
Michigan
John Tem- Wills. Mayes
Texas Sciool of Journalism
Dean Walter Williams
University of Missouri
Whitman
Mitchel
Paria
London
America
Bloomer
Swedish Singers Convene in Omaha Festival
Omaha hosts the western division convention of the American Union of Swedish Singers with a gala opening tonight. The festival features five concerts and delegations from Kansas, Minnesota, Illinois, Colorado, Nebraska, and Iowa, alongside national colors and local decor.
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Omaha
Neb
American Union
American Union of Swedish Singers
Sweden
United States
Kansas
Minnesota
Illinois
Colorado
Nebraska
Iiowa
Anniston resident crediting Dean's Kidney Pills
Mrs C W Harmon of 1905 Walnut Ave Anniston reports kidney trouble with back pain swelling and fatigue improving after using about one box of Dean's Kidney Pills. She notes dropsical swelling reduced and kidneys act regularly. Price 50c at dealers Dean's Kidney Pills Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Anniston
C. W. Harmon
Walnut Ave
Dean
Woman's movement gains national scope in bird protection effort
The article highlights Mackaye's Sanctuary urging protection of the national bird along a transcontinental route. It notes Miss Minahan the Belasco Bird Girl shaping conservation interest, and lists leaders: Mrs. William J. Heggson Greenwich Conn, Mrs. Charlies H Ingersoll South Orange N J, Anne Martin Nevada chairing the National Woman's Party, Mrs. Phoebe Hearst California and Miss Mary A Bartelme Illinois as vice chairmen, Lena K Brown Colorado as alternate, and Miss Mabel Vernon Nevada as national secretary.
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Chicago
Ming Anne Martin
Nevada
National Woman's Party
Congressional Union
Susan B. Anthony
Phoebe Hearst
California
Pyof
William Randolph Hearst
Mary A. Bartelme
Illinois
Bairmen
Eee Lena K. Brown
Colorado
Mabel Vernon
Vevada
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Sent to York Reader
A York Pennsylvania reader reports extreme weakness and suffering improved after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She previously relied on doctors but now credits the remedy with restored health and the ability to care for three children, endorsing it to other women. The letter cites a bright baby boy as a result. The message invites others to try the product and address to F Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice in Lynn Massachusetts.
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York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cattanine
King Street
Mrs. Goodle
Lydia Pinkham
Hareteals
F. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Mass
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Boosts Strength in Summer
Advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy that strengthens the elderly and the weak to endure summer heat. Claims include purifying land, enriching the blood, and building up the whole system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Primary Election Notice for Anniston 1916
Notice announces a July 17 mayor and city council primary in Anniston. Candidates must file written declarations by June 19, 1916, to C. H. Young, chairman of the City Democratic Executive Committee. Dated June 12, 1916.
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City of Anniston
C. H. Young
Democratic Executive Committee
Co. H. Young
City of Aniston
Jacksonville social notes highlight Austion Bridge Club and Polly Ann gathering
Mrs. Macon A Stevenson hosted the Austion Bridge club at Mountain Avenue with sixteen tables in artistically decorated rooms. Guests included Misses Bloise Stevenson Mary Forney Fannie Warlick Anna Grace Connor Emily Goodlet Mary Berry Mamie Frank Edith Johnston and Mesdames C W Daugette W Saunders Exa Hames Blackmore A J Kitchens F M Lawrence. The Polly Ann club hosted by Miss Hannah Crook featured top scores by Mrs S H Bennett and Mrs Charles Wilkerson with floral décor and a punch interlude before a salad and ice tea service. Numerous members and guests traveled from Chicago Wilmington N C Chicago tested visitors Mrs Ellis of Chicago and others.
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Jacksonville
Ala
Macon A. Stevenson
Austion Bridge Club
Mountain Avenue
Emma Forney
Hannah Crook
R. A. Ellis
Chicago
H. Bennett
Charles Wilkerson
R. A. Ellie
Wilmington
N. C
Addie Hammond
Annie Milligan
Esther Currier
Eric Currier
Lillie West
Deannie Privett
Bessie
Daisy Weaver
Winnie Milligan
Pretty girl opens army and navy recruiting office in New York
Edna Payne twenty one opens a New York enlistment station with help from sister Lillian Payne. She says she distributed over 5000 bills in one week but no recruits signed yet as names are sent to local regular stations.
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Pretty Girl
Army and Navy
New York
Edna Payne
NW York
Lillian Payne
Uncle Sam
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Selma
John Stillwell
Sara Keith
Warrenton
Virginia
LeRoy . Woodruff
C. J. Houser
Christine
West Point
J. R. Crump
Tharty
L & Crump, Jr
Mady Ruth Sheldon
Birmingham
Woman's Guild of
Grave Church
C. A. Thompson
William Henry Forney
Alabama
Mary Garden
Miss Garden
Red Crows
Geraldine Farrar
Chicago Grand Opera
Thais
Parie
Madame Rejane
P. D. Wilson
EB. Porel
Dr. Wilson
French Red Cross
Boston
Molla Bjurstedt
Katherine Minahan
National Bird Sanctuary Associates
Lincoln Highway
Perey
Oda
National Biscuit Company
Manhattan
Mrs. Goodling
Jacksonville News
Charles Gaboury
G. A. Gaboury
Louise Pelham
Peabody Normal
Amelia Caldwell
Gadsden
Anna Grace Connor
Shirley Burke
William Alexander, Jr
Chattanooga
Maurice Gaboury
Mrs. Polhill
Dah and
Edwina Polhill
Macon, Ga
Kentucky
Ethel
Jessie Treadaway
Cherokee ‘County
BK. D. Ferrell
Albany, Ga
Bellview
O. Miller
Cherokee County
Hughes Johnston
Maggie Green
James Crook
Mississippi
C. J. Porter
B. L. Rivers
Anniaton
Sne Jacobs
Talladega
Carrie Fleming
Robert Dale
Olint Newman
J. D. Hammond
George Grey
Nashville, Tenn
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