Railroad Briefs Highlight Union Drives and Staff News
The L and N shops push subscription drives led by W H Wilson with C W Matthews approving limited participation. Foreman T T Cox buys Rowe property in Fairview for 5000 cash and plans move by March 20. George W Broadway, nearly 84, works daily from Austinville while ill. Tyler machinist E R Ray expected back today. Sam W Surratt named round house foreman over dead work. Foundry boss L Roger cites half staff sick with flu. Several workers recover from illness as others travel for personal reasons. A December railroad proclamation notes nationwide control looming Feb 29, with emphasis on central and regional administrations keeping duties despite upheaval.
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He & Sethe
St. L
Tenn. Central
Spdt
St. Louis
Birming! ‘Northern
Cumberi
Pace Nde
United States
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Fragmentary text outlines medical note and remedies
The readable fragments mention remedies and effects of a topical treatment. It references remedies, symptoms, and a potential remedy known to counteract an issue. The content is incomplete and presents as a scattered medical note without a clear event or named entities.
Illness Sends Barrett Shelton From Sixth Avenue
A personal note reports Barrett Shelton ill at his hand on Sixth avenue. Ira Delemater’s card from Key West says he met T. Bowles and party en route to Cuba. Dalemater plans to visit these cities in a few days while Eugene Armstrong has also appeared in the notes.
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Barrett Shelton
Sixth Avenue
Ira Delemater
Key West
T. i Bowles
Cuba
Dalemater
Eugene Armstorng
Calotabs Best for Colas and Flu Season Claims
Doctors warn that simple colds and mild influenza can lead to pneumonia and complications. The ad touts Calotabs as a safe, overnight laxative that purifies the system. one tab at bedtime, next morning feeling better with restored appetite. Calotabs sold only in sealed packages for thirty-five cents with a refund guarantee.
Local figures travel and pay respects as visitors arrive
The town records activity with Marvin McKay of Cullman visiting the Simrells while John W. Holland of New Albany Indiana arrives in the city due to the death of his father, John W. Holland Sr. The text notes a local official becoming associate secretary and taking new duties as city and traveling salesman for a Decatur Ice Cream Co.
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Tocal Y
Deca‘tur Ice Cream Co
John W.W. Holland
New Albany
Ind
John W. Holland,Sr
Note of Thanks for Wife and Mother
Josiah W. Keyie and Ralph B. Boyle express heartfelt gratitude to lady friends for their kind ministrations during illness and after death of their beloved wife and mother.
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Josiah W. Keyie
Ralph.b. Boyle
Pepto-Mangan Promises Health Boost For Anemia Sufferers
An old advertisement urges readers to treat anemia with Gude's Pepto-Mangan. It claims the remedy strengthens weak blood and boosts vitality, noting it helps run-down individuals unless chronic disease exists. It warns to look for the Gude's name on the package and to buy at drugstores.
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Gude
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Near East
C. W. Matthews
W. H. Wilson
T. T. Cox
Rowe
Fairview
George W. Broadway
Mr. Broadway
Austinville
E. R. Ray
Tyler
Texas
Sam W. Surratt
The
Machinist’s Union
Round House
L. Roger
A. H. Waltz
the Blacksmiths
Pensacola, Fla
Mrs. Waltz
Albany
Frank Hollingsworth
Frank T. Lewis
John
B. Motherway
Hugh L. Davison
William Elmer
John Cornelius
Allen Rhinehart
Charles J. Hardeman
Franklin, Tenn
J. R. Gray
10Th Avenue
West
Harold
Princess
Cliff Watson
Enid Bennett
Thomas H. Ince
Giplin
Penney & Whitman
Albany, Als
Frank P. Lide
Bony
Ale Son Cobb Drug
Marvin McKay
Cullman
Ray Simrell
Hess
Wrigleys
Rigleys
Jackson Electric
Decatur, Ala
Emmerson
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