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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1915
Page
9
Notices announce vehicle license submission rules and a Mobile Equity Court order in the Fristoe Ford case. The order directs defendants to answer by 1915 and requires weekly publication. also admin notices for Josephine Hansen estate and a fashion remark about yearly styles.
An equity order in the Law and City Court of Mobile on the Fristoe et al case directs J W Fristoe and listed defendants to plead answer or demur by April 19, 1915 or risk a confessed bill. It also requires four weeks' newspaper notice in Mobile. Ex-Officio Register Carl Holzborn signs the order.
St. Margaret's Cedar Point road hosts a 9:00 a m mass with Rev Fr Kennedy celebrant and confessions beforehand. St. Matthew's Oakdale offers two masses at 7:00 a m and 9:30 a m the latter for children seven years and older. Parishioners are urged to complete Easter duty. car service is provided by Mike McDermott of McDermott Advertising Agency from St Catherine's Spring Hill Avenue.
Comrades of the AT TENT VETERANS OF APHAEL SEMMES CAMP will meet at their hall Friday evening April 9, 1915. They will form a company and march to the armory of Commander L A Hood, strike camp, and entertain the United Daughters of the Confederacy with Semmes and songs in celebration of the fiftiet anniversary of the new South and North.
A new model demonstrates notable strain under heavy use, highlighting promising capabilities while revealing limits in scalability and robustness. Researchers warn ongoing refinement needed to address stability and real world deployment challenges.
May Manton describes a simple blouse with V neck and long sleeves using fabrics like batiste crepe de chine or voile. Embroidery or decorative edges, hem stitching, and finishing options suit various materials and sizes 34 to 42, pattern 8609 mailed for 2 cents.
Train times listed for Louisville and Nashville and connecting lines with departures and arrivals for southbound and northbound routes. Includes services on Pensacola Ac and Mobile & Ohio with transfers to Chicago Cincinnati and New Orleans lines. Industrial names and stations appear in shorthand.
An Italian column under Colonel Gianmazzi protecting red barley harvest southwest of Miscia Tripoli fought 1,000 rebels. After a sharp engagement the rebels were beaten off with heavy losses. Italian casualties totaled 118 killed and wounded.
Camp Raphael Semmes No 11 U Cc V hosts Electra Semmes Colston Chanter U D C in the Mobile Armory Friday night. A detailed program includes marching, music, reminiscences, and a Hardee tactics display by Civil War veterans.
List of Alabama Court of Appeals rulings issued Thursday. Multiple cases across Wilcox Shelby Anniston Morgan Lawrence Henry Houston Shelby Anniston Limestone Colbert Clarke Mobile Marengo Dallas Harrison Marshall Jackson Morgan Lauderdale and other circuits affirmed reversed or remanded with some appeals abated by death of the defendant. Jurists Pelham and Tom Brown authored opinions.
The funeral of John W. Clarke was held Thursday at 3 30 from the family residence 259 South Broad street and at 4 from Government Street Methodist church with Rev E A Donnelly officiating. Burial followed in Magnolia cemetery with pallbearers Captain T P Norville Dr V P Gaines Henry L Gaines Sr William A Lott R A Smith and J N Cammack.
George G. Card secretary of the Chamber of Commerce returned to Mobile Friday morning from Montgomery where he attended a meeting of secretaries of state commercial bodies held to organize.
In the city court late Thursday a jury found Berres Ross not guilty of burglary at a bicycle shop on Penppnin Street, last October. In the law and equity court Attorneys R. H. and R. M. Smith filed suit for Lemuel E. Spinney against Mobile Fish and Oyster Company for 228.07 upon an open account.
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a 25 cent remedy for dandruff itchy scalp and falling hair. It claims one application beautifies hair, dissolves dandruff and prevents root damage and shedding.
The Plateau Relief effort raised over 133 for immediate sufferers and distributed funds. Dr A F Owen endorsed a permanent organization, leading to Central Relief Society with Prof I J Whitly as president and J R Knox as treasurer. Local business, professional leaders and pastors pledged support to improve Plateau conditions and aid the needy.
In the Courts Chancery Court under Hon. Thomas H. Smith several cases were submitted on bill and pro confesso or decree pro confesso. Dockets include Wesley McKenzie v Emilan et al and Mabel Johnson v Charlotte et al with various clerical orders. Alimony pendente lite and solicitor’s fees were addressed in a motion granted matter.
Dr Osler notes pulmonary tuberculosis healing signs via sputum changes and scar tissue formation. Eckman salt remedy touted as helpful in throat and respiratory cases with lime salts aiding assimilation. ad claims widespread use and availability through Eckman Laboratory and Braswell's Drug Store Mobile.
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