Personal notes from Brock & Spight Co and area visits
Brief personals mention Ww Montgomery returning to duties at Brock & Spight Co. W Seamons in Sheffield yesterday. Mrs. Smith of Sheffield improving. Claude McMillan visiting in North Carolina, to return next Wednesday. W B Skeggs left Springs Tennessee and may be joined soon by his son. A Rickles spent the week in Cullman. Atty Frazer left for Fay. Apinard was vigil aid to Mrs T P. Lanier Baker Jr. returning to Tuscaloosa after funeral of their relative Warner.
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Montgomery
The
Brock & Spight Co
Seamons
Sheffield
Mrs. Smith
W. BE. Skeggs
Springs
Tenn
Bes
White man executed for murder in Birmingham
International News Service reports Walter Pryor, a black man, sentenced to death for killing George Guist, a white man, with a date set for Friday June 26 to face the hangman.
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International News Service
Birmingham
Walter. Pry
Itin
George Guist
Taft and Bryan May Testify on Nicaragua Inquiry
Washington June 22 The foreign relations committee ordered a favorable report on a Senate resolution by Senator Smith of Michigan investigating the communication of the state department and Diaz administration in Nicaragua It may call Ex President Taft and Secretary Bryan to testify.
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International News Service
Ihington
Foreign & Senate Committee
Senate
Smith
Michi- Mm
State Department
Diaz
Nicaraugua
Taft
Bryan
Local Man Heads to Convention of Y M C A Officers
Local man secretary N B Peake of the IMGA leaves Tuesday for Lake Boe Wis. On Thursday he will preside over the conference of employed Officers of the inroad department of the Y M C A. Geheva is near Chi p Pig City as the Sun convenes this week. Dr attends the convention also. returning home.
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Retary N. B. Peake
Lake Boe
Wis
Chip Pig City
Card of Thanks
Beloved son and brother mourned as family thanks all who offered kindness and bereavement support. L. Baker and family extend gratitude for the many attentions shown during their sorrow.
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Ike
L. Baker
Thoughts on Hope and Courage
A fragment reflecting on mindset and opportunity. It contrasts noble thoughts with practical action and notes that successful people stay cheerful, steady, and hopeful while facing life’s changes. The quotation references Nixon Waters and Kingsley as sources or speakers.
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Nixon Waters
Kingsley
Local society notes and literary items from Tri Cities area
Miss Lula Almiot of New Decatur visits Judge and Mrs. Almon in Tiscumbla. Pagnes Literary Club meets Friday at 3 PM with Mrs. Hal Mullen. Mrs. G H Berry and sons visit Capt. and Mrs. W T Rowden in Louisi e. Multiple notices of convalescence travel and social calls across nearby towns including Franklin and Troy with camping and tea events and millinery updates.
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Lula Almiot
New Decatur
Central High School graduates receive awards after Bryan speech
Mr W H Duncan and party left for a Florida trip visiting Santa Rosa Island while Miss Clara Teck Brown plans to visit the Weavers in Birmingham. Miss Mamie Baker and Jennie Houghton depart for Winchester with Mamie to return in a week. The Albes family will feature a three column notice in the Wash- Thatein Evening Star detailing the Central High School graduation cruise. John Conrad Albes wins the Daughters of 1812 prize essay on The Loss of the Essex and earns a diploma.
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W. H. Duncan
Vanda Hubbard
Florida
Santa Rosa’ Island
Clara Teck Brown
Birmingham
Mrs
Elbert Weaver
Jennie Houghton
Mamie
Rowena Baker
Winchester
C. B. Albes
Central High School
Wm. J. Bryan
John
Conrad Albes
Daughters of 1812
Essex
Con
Remembering Our Past in a Grand Ethnology Exhibit
A San Diego letter promotes a vast ethnology and archaeology exhibit in a massive building overlooking the coast. The piece touts the Smithsonian backed display as the most complete of its kind, with collections borrowed and explained for lay readers, promising a vivid, schoollike learning experience about human history and our own evolution. It ends with a note from Scotty at San Diego in June 1914 and a Chamberlain's remedy advertisement.
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Herb
Bightly Hill
San Diego
Coronado
Point Loma
Corpado Islands
Napoleon Bonaparte
Iit
Smithsonian Institution of Washington
School of American Archaeology
Scotty
Cal
HOVENTURES OF KATHLYR AT THE STAR THEATER
The twelfth installment of Selig's animal story from Harold Mc Grath's novel will be shown at the Star Theater tomorrow. The picture has attracted much attention and features 13 releases of two reels each with a continuing sequence of sensational moments.
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Selig
Harold McGrath
Take Plenty of Time to Eat
A vintage ad cautions against rapid eating linking it to indigestion and constipation and urges use of Chamberlain's Tablets. It claims digestion starts in the stomach and that many stomach troubles are cured by the tablets, which are easy to take and agreeable, sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
bumper crops looked for in south and west
Washington reports much improved crop conditions with expectations of a bumper crop. In the south a dry backward season hurt cotton while in the west moisture improved yields above average.
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International News Service
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mployees
A. Rickles
Cullman. Ieeke
Atiey Frazer
Fay
Apinard
T. P. Appealls
Tuscum
Lanier Baker, Jr
Reto Béction
Ala
Thetr T
Warner
Sec
Glen Pals
Wallcott
Pagnes Literary Club
Mrs.m.s. Bifghath
Tittle Daugher
Julia
South
Alabama
G. H. Berry
3Ong
Frank and
Henry
Louiyisie, Kf
W. T. Rowden
W. T. Jidwe
Moulton
Julia Neville
Cullman
Marcella Collier
Trinity
Mias-Pheo, Davis
Wim. McCalla
Dane
Phoenix Club
Madame Coton
Ory-Cohen’s
Nashville
Blue Water
May Penick
Troy
Adglard’* Murphy
E. N. Penick
C. W. Goyer
Ben Martin
Ak Street
Oe Brown
Humboldt, Tenn
5Th Avenue
West
Unscientiffic
Miss Haysel Coulter
Olympic
Masonic Theatre
Bulletin
Thompson
Star Theatre
the House of Cooling Breezes
Billy
G. M. Anderson
Edison
Sallie Crute
Ben Wilson
Lone Walf
Princess Mona Darkfeather
Kathlyr
Masonie Theatre
Olympia Opera Company
Lea Stave
Audrian
la Mascot
Ward Robe
Ford Sterling
Delite Theatre
Domino
Frank Borzagé
Gladys Brockwell
Keystone
Kathryn
Décaturs Daily
Kimonas
Kimhonas
Tad
Second Avenue
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