Mobile Man Praises Tanlac After Rapid Recovery
A Mobile man, J. T. Covington of 251 North Conception Street, reports two pound gain and improved digestion after using Tanlac from Van Antwerp's. He describes past stomach trouble, headaches, and fatigue, notes better appetite and sleep, and urges others to try the remedy. Southern distributor G. F. Willis touts broad state sales and rapid national popularity of Tanlac. Van Antwerp's Drug Co. in Mobile sells Tanlac under Mr. Cooper's representative guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanlac
Cooper
G. F. Willis
Mobile
van Antwerp
Unier
Mr. Cooper
Adv
A Sure Way to End Dandruff
An advertisement claims four ounces of plain liquid arvon applied at night dissolves dandruff by morning. Repeated applications promise complete removal, with scalp itching stopping and hair becoming fluffy and glossy.
Local Kidney Remedy Backed by Mobile Resident
Mrs. Robert D. Gossett of Mobile Testifies kidney and rheumatic pains eased after taking Deans Kidney Pills from Brasweils drug store. She says long illness and limited movement improved with continued use and she is now free from kidney trouble. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Robert D. Gossett
S. Conception St
Dean
Bras- Weil
Government Plans for School Gardens Ahead of Spring
Government specialists outline two sample 5x16 foot gardens for schools one for vegetables only and another for vegetables and flowers. The guides cover layout crop rotation spacing planting and student hands on work with steps for radishes lettuce beans beets tomatoes and flowering choices like ageratum nasturtium petunia California poppy and zinnia.
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Washington, D. C
United States Department of Agriculture
Farmers’ Bulletin 218
Washington
Relief for Bilious Attacks with Three Chamberlain's Tablets
The notice explains a severe bilious attack brings headache coated tongue poor appetite and digestive distress. It promises relief by taking three Chamberlains Tablets and notes they are prompt and effective and available everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Favorable report on child labor bill in Senate committee
The Senate Interstate Commerce Committee approved the child labor bill by a 6 to 5 vote. The measure, amended from the House version, now prohibits interstate shipment of goods manufactured by children under 14. Four senators failed to refer the bill to the Judiciary Committee for constitutional review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
House
Judiciary Committee
Smith
South Carolina
Underwood
Alabama
Lippitt
Rhode Island
Brandegee
Connecticut
Recorder Court Man Fined For Prohibition Violation In Mobile
Ben R. Nicholas paid a $50 fine after arraignment in the recorder's court for violating the prohibition law. Judge Edington ordered a $7.75 taxi license tax for all automobiles operated as taxicabs in Mobile with fines for noncompliance. Several taxi drivers were arrested for lacking licenses but were given the benefit of the doubt. future offenses will be fined. Court hours shift to 8:30 am from Monday April 10. Other defendants were found not guilty, reset, or given bonds and discharges for petit larceny assault disorderly conduct and suspicious character charges.
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Ben R. Nicholas
Recorder’s Court
Edington
Mobile
Recorder
Walter Crawford
Louis Kenneth
Timothy Green
Charlie Ward
Bessie Britton
Walter Priend
Henry Simmons
Mary Banes
Lillian Gates
Whistler Notes On Lodge Meeting And Local Arrivals
Whistler Lodge of the Maccabees met at Odd Fellows Hall. Whistler School Improvement Association set Thursday 7:30 pm in the kindergarten room to appoint committees for an upcoming entertainment. Various local residents and guests are listed with recent activities and travels including births, marriages, illnesses, and job changes.
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Whistler
Ala
Whistler Lodge of the Maccabees
Odd Fellows Hall
Whistler School Improvement Association
Whistler School
Joe Waldrop
Vinegar Bend
Joseph E. Barrett
Ross McPherson
Charles Kohl, Jr
Springfield
Frisco
Addie Pear
St. Paul's Episcopal Guild
Mark D. Therrill
Belle Welch
Robert D. Sprouse
George Williams
Heywood T. Vaughan
Earl Dykes
Miss Pearce
Wilmer
S. J. Winchester
Government to Check Dipping of Cattle
Directors of the Chamber of Commerce heard from Dr. W. J. Selkins of the US Department of Agriculture that a careful check of cattle dipped to eradicate the tick in this county will be maintained to ensure law enforcement.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. J. Selkins
United States Department of Agriculture
Leak in wireless endangers army secrets across border
Leon Starmont reports a wireless leak between a base near Galiseabien and Gen. Pershing's field command near Casas Grandes. The leak forces a switch to field telegraph lines while officials blame a Chicago eavesdropper with access to the army code book. Amateur stations along the New Mexico border are suppressed.
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Leon Starmont
Columbus
N. M
Casas Grandes
Chicago
San di
Galveston
Gulf
New Mexico
Real estate transfers listed for several properties
Andrew Zimlich and wife transfer Lot 5 Block 2 Zimlich and Strauss addition to Mary Cody for 300 dollars. Land Exchange Company to Irene D Jump for 15.49 dollars in section 36 township 7 south range 3 west. Will Johnson and wife transfer to Blaine Brownell for 50 dollars in section 34 township 4 south range 8 west. Ferdinand A Flack and wife transfer Lots 7 and 8 Block 6 Mechem and Sage second division Lafargue tract to Wilhelmina E Berg for 500 dollars.
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Andrew Zimlich
Mary Cody
Zimlich
Strauss
Exchange .Land Company, Inc
Irene D. Jump
Will Johnson
Blaine Brownell
Ferdinand A. Flack
Wilhelmina E. Berg
Mechem and
Sage
Lafargue
Machine Gun Squad Makes Good Showing
The Machine Gun Company of the Mobile Battalion First Regiment Alabama National Guard, 57 strong, was inspected Tuesday night by Adjutant General G J Hubbard Major W P Screws and Colonel F M Maddox. Hubbard praised the unit and said the state is proud of the unique organization in Alabama. Hubbard and Screws returned to Montgomery Wednesday morning.
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Mobile Batallion
G. J. Hubbard
W.P. Screws
F. M. Maddox
Hubbard
Alabama
General Hubbard
Major Screws
Montgomery
Irvington marksman tops Gulf City Gun Club opening
Lloyd Matlock of Irvington Alabama captured top honors at the Gulf City Gun Club opening shoot on Carline Avenue. Thirty three entries competed in three events of 15 15 and 20 targets with Matlock totaling 13 14 and a 20 straight to win. The club plans prize tournaments and a ladies day this summer with another shoot scheduled for Wednesday April 12.
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Lloyd Matlock
Irvington
Ala
Gulf City
Carlin Avenue
Matlock
Inferior Court Fines and Bonds in Local Criminal Cases
John Coocheran paid a $50 fine and costs after a prohibition charge in the inferior criminal court. John Wheeler was dismissed on the same charge. J G Crabtree, accused of knifing his nephew near Mobile Cotton Mills, is held to city court on a $500 bond. the wounded man was hospitalized ten days. A final forfeiture was imposed in A Y Glover burglary and threats case. bondsmen Ervin and Bush owe $1,500 if Glover fails to appear within ten days. search efforts near Eight Mile Creek have failed to locate him.
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John Coocheran
Chamberlain
John Wheeler
J. G. Crabtree
C. E. Crabtree
Mobile Cotton Mills
A. Y. Glover
R. T. Ervin
J. C. Bush, Jr
Glover
Eight-Mile Creek
Holcombe
Carney Elected Head of Travelers Protective Association
James A. Carney of Carney Alabama was elected president of the Travelers Protective Association at a Tuesday night meeting. Officers named include vice presidents H J Cashman M T Sprague H M Hopper F C Turner Malcolm Partin secretary treasurer LeBaron Daly and chaplain Very Rev Gardiner C Tucker. Delegates to the state convention in Gadsden May 5-6 were named with alternates listed.
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Travelers Protective Association
James A. Carney
Carney
Ala
H. J. Cashman
M. T. Sprague
H. M. Hopper
F. C. Turner
Malcolm Partin
LeBaron Daly
P. J. M. Acker
Gardiner C. Tucker
R. F. Gould
W. B. Logan
Morris Gardner
Leo Zieman
J. C. Ebbecke
Good Roads
J. G. McAuley
Gadsden
Harry J. Cashman
Thad Partridge
B. C. M. Ressijac
Mark Lyons
J. B. Dortch
John McCaa
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised for Children
Mrs. Joshua Nutter of Swiftwater New Hampshire says Chamberlains Cough Remedy gives the best success treating her children’s colds and croup. She adds they do not feel safe without it and that it is obtainable everywhere.
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Joshua Nutter
Swiftwater
N. H
Adv
Record Exports Hit New York Peak as War Spurs Trade
New York port reports February exports above 220 million dollars, the highest on record surpassing November’s 188 million. The surge reflects war-time European demand, while markets show irregularities amid industrial strength. Bowery name-change debate prompts protests from locals.
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New York
East Side
Bowery
Wall Street
Tourists Association Seeks All Year Rail Route Ticket
The Southern Travelers' Association of New York seeks cooperation from the Mobile Chamber of Commerce to push an all year round trip railway ticket for tourists. The group plans to coordinate with railroads east and west and asks civic bodies in Southern cities to support selling the pass.
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Asso of
New York
Organiz
Mobile Chamber
Merce
Raids Seize Liquor at Claude Gray and William Grath Premises
Deputies Murray Hue Oberhaus and Bernstein conducted raids Tuesday at Claude Gray on Medal and Live Oak and at William Grath 116 North Commerce. They found whisky and beer and a small quantity of prohibited liquor. Some men vanish while others marry famous actresses.
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Claude Gray
At & Medal
Live Oak Streets
William Grath
Murray
Hue
Oberhaus
Bernstein
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J. T. Covington
Senate
CEAK
Villa Chase
Travelers
York
Cuba
Canad
Louis
Havana
Financial District
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Victor
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