Minister Thanksful Remedies Stomach Ailments
A minister credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with curing twenty years of stomach trouble constipation and gas. He says a local woman sent the bottle and declares it the best medicine on earth. The ad claims the remedy removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract stops inflammation and treats stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. Money-back guarantee.
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Mayr
666 Quick Relief Tonic Promoted for Ailments
A vintage remedy claims to relieve colds constipation biliousness and headaches. Advertised as a fine tonic, it emphasizes rapid relief and general well being.
Youth takes on parents in Hoboken jail case
In Hoboken on May 20 a 16 year old girl, Margaret Fita patrick, defied her father Cornelius by calling the police after a quarrel with her suitor. Officers responded as the family dispute drew attention to alleged parental authority and law enforcement.
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Jefferson Street
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Margaret
Morgan County Democratic primary candidates announced
A series of political notices from Morgan County Alabama announce candidates for the Board of Revenue in the 1st District and for various judge and probate posts. Names include W A McCulloch, Jack A Robinson, W M Brothers, Osceola Kyle, James E Horton Jr, James H Ballentine, D C Almon, John R Sample, Charles M Dinsmore, Lovick P Troup, William E Skeggs, and candidate re elections. Notices state candidacy subject to the Democratic primary on August 8, 1922.
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Board of Revenue
W. A McCulloch
Board of Revenue of
Morgan County
Ala
Een
W. B. McCull
W. B. McCulloch
Jack A. Robinson
1St
Demnconntie Eee
Jack K. Rovinace
County Board of Revenue
W. M. Brothers
Eighth Judicial Circuit
Osceola Kyle
James E. Horton, Jr
James H. Ballentine
D. C. Almon
John R. Sample
Charles M. Dinsmore
Alabama
Lovick P.troup
Lovick P. Troup
William E. Skegas
William E. Skeggs
James L. Draper
Morgan County Court Solicitor candidates announce runs
Several names announce for Morgan County Court Solicitor in Alabama with endorsements by local figures. C L Price Cliff Almon W H Long and J N Powell seek the Democratic primary on August 8 1922. Authorities note each declaration is authorized by the candidate or sponsor.
W R McClusky Nominated for Circuit Clerk in Morgan County
Announcement states W R McClusky as a candidate for Circuit Clerk of Morgan County Alabama. The notice cites Democratic primary action and authorizes the statement by James L Draper.
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W. R. McClusky
Morgan County
Ala
Morgan County Sheriff and Legislature Candidate Notices
Authorized notices announce several Morgan County Alabama candidates for sheriff and state legislature. Names include F M Hamilton J C Huckaby C E Poole Milton C West David C Jones Bob Stewart T M Jones Dr T B Brindley John Patterson James A Forman, all running under Democratic primary on August 8, 1922 with paid authorization lines.
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Morgan County
David C. Jones
R. E
Bob” Stewart
Ala
R. E. Stewart
The
T. M. Jones
Alabama Eighth District Congress Candidacy Ad
A fragmented 1922 campaign notice urges voters in Alabama's Eighth District to re elect Ed B Almon or similar candidate. It references August 8 as an election date and lists authorization by Mrs W B Edmundson. The readable text is partial and contains garbled names and dates.
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Eighth
Alabama
B. Almon
Davis Announces Candidacy for County Board of Education
B E Davis announces candidacy for membership on the County Board of Education subject to the Democratic primary on August 8 1922. Paid advertising authorized.
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County Board of Education
B. E. Davis
Athens and Limestone County News Record
Disturbing the peace arrest and jail sentence referenced in Athens area notes. Local social items include Miss Philips visiting, Miss Ione Rochell’s return, and community events at Athens College with alumnae luncheon highlights.
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Miss Philips
Athena College
Mal Allen
Washington, D. C
Fox production of A Connecticut Yankee at Princess Theater
The William Fox film adaptation of Mark Twain’s A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court opened last night at the Princess Theater. It ranks among Fox’s best literary adaptations and impressed an enthusiastic audience with its faithful screen translation and heightened humor.
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William Fox
Mark Twain
Connecticut
King Arthur’s Court
Princess Theater
Mr. Fox
Mark’ 'Twaih
Martin
Cavendish
Doan's Kidney Pills Bring Relief for Albany Woman
Mrs. W. W. Brisby of 1310 Fourth Ave. S. Albany reported back pain and kidney trouble that hindered housework. After using Doan's Kidney Pills her back and energy improved, allowing her to resume chores. Sold for 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NC advertises the product.
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Dean
Albany
W. W. Brisby
Fourth Ave
Doan
Morgan County Building and Loan stockholders meet in Decatur
The New Morgan County Building and Loan Association calls a stockholders meeting at its Decatur office on June 10 1922 at 8 PM. The Board asks action to extend the corporate life of the association for twenty years from July 1 1922. By order of the Board May 8 1922. J W Cunningham president Shackelford secretary.
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Morgan County
Building & Loan Association
Said Association
Decatur
Alabama
Upér of Directors
Board of Directors
New
Morgan County Building and Loan Association
J. W. Cunningham
Broken Down Woman Records Pinkham Remedy Help
Donaldsonville Louisiana woman writes from Mrs T A Landry 612 Mias St praising Lydia E Pinkham's Sanative for female troubles. She says the tonic helped her pain and urges others to try it. Object is to share testimonials about the medicine's merit.
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Donaldsonville
Lydia E. Pinkham
T. A. Landry
Aldsonville
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