Local notes from Albany on illness and revival plans
Mrs T F Witt of Albany assists in nursing Catherine Preeman at the Freemans home while Mr Drinkard a fire insurance agent will conduct investigations for two weeks. Rev Roy Ninger of Birmingham preached at the Baptist church and revival services are planned at the Methodist church starting May first. Cottage prayers will be held weekly. Frank Clark heads the grand jury in Decatur. A storm damaged lowlands and crops along Flint Creek. A college meeting tonight may enlarge the school district. Prof E L Hays will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Witt
Albany
Ned Freeman
Catherine Preeman
Methodist Church
Jno. Carwile
College Chapel
E.L. Hays
Paramount Star Marguerite Clark in Lets Elope at Deliic
Marguerite Clark stars in Lets Elope a Paramount comedy at the Deliic theatre on Wednesday. The film based on Fredsons The Naughty Wife was adapted by Katherine Reed and directed by John S Robertson with Hal Young as photographer. The plot centers on a young wife who feels neglected by her husband and elopes then returns to reveal the comedy of manners and married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Marguerite Clark
Deliic Theatre
Fredson
New York
Katherine Reed
John S. Robertson
Hal Young
Miss Clark
The Seats of the Mighty Joke Ends In Embarrassment
A captain visits a village belle and is attacked by a vicious dog tied to the home. After the dog bites him, his comrades tease him about his exposed predicament and his offer to surrender his seat to any lady.
Kiwanis to Lunch Tomorrow at Noon
The Huntsville Telegram praises Kiwanis for community service in the Tennessee Valley. On Wednesday March 17th at 12 noon the group will meet at the Chamber of Commerce for luncheon and a conference with members from various communities invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville Telegram
Kiwanis
Huntsville
Telegram
Tennessee Valley
Morgan Kiwanis
Chamber of Commerce
World's Smallest Baby Born in New York City
Jeanne Ousset, daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Ousset, weighs four pounds at birth and is described as normal by nurse Louise Bernard. Born February 24 as a twin, the surviving girl is seen as the smallest infant ever born to survive. The twin brother died shortly after birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yon
New York
Jeanne Ousset
Loui Ousset
Will
Louise Bernard
Jeanne
Endorsement for Granger Liver Regulator Prominent Alabama Testimonial
A. Mer of Alabama praises Granger Liver Regulator after fifteen years of use, declaring it cures indigestion and liver issues. The testimonial notes heavy orders from Pegram-Paton Drug Company and wide distribution in Bessemer and beyond. The ad states the product costs 50 cents and is sold by druggists or by mail from Granger Medicines Co. in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger Liver Regulator
Pegram-Pat On Drag Company
Bessemer
A. Emer
Ala
Granger Medicine’ S Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Number 40 For The Blood advertised remedies from Evansville dealer
A classic testimonial push for Number 40 For The Blood cites J C Mendenhall of Evansville and Thomas Anderson of Winston Salem praising cures and weight gains after taking the product. The ad claims 100000 prescriptions filled and lists various ailments it purportedly remedies with a local seller Preuit Dill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Mendenhall
Evansville
Thomas Anderson
Linden St
Winston Salem
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Zy Fan
Mutual Coffee Co
Sller
United States
Uealin
Schimmel & Hunter Furniture Co
Second Avenue
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Bank St
Hugh Ballew
Falkville News
Drinkard
South Georgia
Roy Ninger
The
Baptist Church
Frank Clark
Decatur
Rev. Corley
Christian Church
Flint
Cascarag
Mr. Hill
Hayes
GROVE
Whitteemore
Deitel
Columbia House
TeTere B. Mullen
Henry Schulman
Hartselle
Muoulton
Hunt
Albany Drug CO
Deebeln Tate
Bici
LaFayette Street
Pes
Dainty Paramount
Star
N. Y
Utomobile Laundry
Erank P. Lide
Alabama
Holland
Soek
Wrigley’s
Times Square
New York City
Wrigley
Bert Leks
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Number 40
Alabama Power Company
Decatur 303
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