Baptist minister credits Tanlac with restored health
Rev. Jno M Sims of Atlanta testifies Tanlac cured his nervous indigestion liver and kidney troubles. He gained ten pounds after two bottles and now sleeps well eats freely and feels rested. His son also plans to obtain Tanlac for his wife. Taniae sold in Mobile by Van Antwerp's Drug Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. M. Sims
Atlanta
Tanlac
Sims
Taniac
Mobile
van Antwerp
Drug Corporation
Keep Your Skin Clear and Healthy by Dr King’s Pills
An antique advertisement promoting Dr King’s New Life Pills as a spring medicine that cleanses the system purifies the blood moves the bowels and stimulates the liver to produce a clear healthy complexion. 25c at your druggist.
Return to Home From Far West John Howland Burkholder
John Howland Burkholder returns to Mobile from the Far West and joins the Monk Furniture Company. A grandson of the late Jeremy Howland he gained rapid advancement at T. C. Martin Furniture in Idaho before returning home. He is welcomed by friends and praised for his high qualifications and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Howland Burkholder
Mobile
Far West
Monk Furniture Company
Mr. Burkholder
Jeremy Howland
Fucatello
Idaho
T. C. Martin Furniture Company
Burkholder
Martin
West
Monk
Deaths and Funerals of Prof Henry A Moody
Prof Henry A Moody long time University of Alabama medical school faculty member aged 74 died Sunday after a long illness at his Mobile home 257 North Claiborne street. He moved to Alabama as a youth, served as a Confederate scout in the Civil War, later practiced in Florence and Mobile, and led the state medical board and Alabama Medical Association. The school of medicine paused Monday in his honor. family and local friends sent floral tributes to Florence with his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Moody
Henry A. Moody
School of Medicine
University of Alabama
Massachusetts
North Claiborne Street
Florence
Ala
Roche & Burke
Moody
Alabama
Bailey Springs
Mobile
State Board of Medical Examiners
Alabama Medical Association
Burial at Brewton for James Trevis Biggs
James Trevis Biggs died in this city Sunday at his home 206 St. Michael street. Roche and Burke sent his body to Brewton Alabama for burial. He was a Monroe county Alabama native who moved here eight years ago. His widow several children and other relatives survive him. F A M Horta died Sunday night in Dallas Texas en route to this city for burial. He is survived by his mother four brothers four sisters and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewton
James Trevis Biggs
St. Michael Street
Roche & Burke
Ala
Monroe County
F. A. M. Horta
Frank A. M. Horta
Isabella
Peter Horta
Dallas
Tex
Isabella Horta
Burial of Mrs J Sheedy Held Sunday Afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs. J Sheedy were held Sunday at 2 o clock from her Delaware street home with Rev Cas sidy of St Vincent s Catholic Church presiding. Interment followed at Magnolia cemetery with pallbearers Larry Chris Sam Jernigan Barney Burns Leslie Hawes Edward J Hanlon and Sigmund Bauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sheedy
Delaware Street
Warren and
Dearborn
Father Cassidy
St. Vincent's Catholic Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Larry Chris
Sam Jernigan
Barney Burns
Leslie Hawes
Edward J. Hanlon
Sigmund Bauer
Death of Miss Hattie Goode in Daphne Alabama
Miss Hattie Goode longtime Mobile health officer and sister of Dr Rhett Goode died Sunday at her Daphne home after months of illness. She leaves her brother Albert M Palmer of this city and other relatives. Remains brought to Mobile by Dixon and McKay Monday. Funeral Monday afternoon at the residence of her niece Mrs John A Richards 1203 Washington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Goode
Rhett Goode
Mobile
Daphne
Ala
Albert M. Palmer
Dixon & McKay
John A. Richards
Washington Avenue
U S Offers Summer Cruise For Interested Civilians
The United States invites patriotic young men aged 19 to 45 to enroll for a month of naval training aboard battleships from August 15 to September 12. Applicants must meet citizenship, age, health, and nautical experience requirements, with June 1, 1916, as the deadline. A $30 deposit covers board and outfit. transportation costs extra. writing to the New Orleans Recruiting Station is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
United States
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Naval
Common Street
New Orleans
Daphne Team Defeats B B in 5 2 Baseball Battle
Daphne Alabama April 17 The Daphne baseball team beat the B B team 5 to 2 Sunday. Batteries for Daphne T apia and Green for B B Cum The Daphne boys seek a game with any team averaging 16 years old Address W McAdams Daphne Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daphne
Ala
Tapia
Daphne Boys
Ings
Monroe
W. McAdams
Rosedale Creamery owner arraigned for milk ordinance violations
Recorder's Court heard J C Strachan owner of the Rosedale Creamery on Dauphin street arraigned for excess water in milk. Samples in March and April showed 15 percent water. he was found guilty and fined 10 dollars or ten days in each case with a 100 dollar bond on appeal. Buddie Parker and Gus Rivers paid 50 dollar fines for violating prohibition. Several others faced fines or continuances for speeding drunkenness assault and battery and license violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Strachan
Rosedale Creamery
Dauphin Street
Recorder’s Court
Strachan
Buddie Parker
Gus Rivers
Willie Ripp
Nichols
D. N. Partridge, Jr
T. B. Liverly
Dudley McFadden
Charles McCarty
W. Langley
Charlie Cole
J. G. Camp
Allen Robinson
Mob Harasses Toronto Letter Writer in Todmorden
A mob formed by soldiers and about 1000 locals attacked the home of Robert Hazleton of Todmorden for a letter mocking Canadian enlistees. Hazleton was dragged out, trapped in a coffin, escaped, and was later overpowered by a county constable and pitched into muddy water near the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Todmorden
Robert Hazleton
Senator Choquette
Hazleton
Hin
Sudden Death Of William Pittenger At West Salem
Word reached Mrs. Charles Wengerd of the sudden death of her father William Pittenger of West Salem Ohio. He and his wife spent winter at the Wengerd home where he made many friends before his passing. Mrs Wengerd leaves for West Salem Friday night to mourn and tend to affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wengerd
William Pittenger
West Salem
Ohio
Plan to Relieve Freight Tieup
Announcement of a cooperative movement by trunk line railroads and coastwise and foreign steamship companies to ease Atlantic freight congestion. Representatives meet in New York to discuss shifting per diem unloading charges from railroads to steamship firms. no shipper delegates invited. Naval stores report: Savannah turpentine at 47 cents, firm receipts and shipments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Trunk Line Railroads
Jia
Coastwise
Foreign Service
Atlantic Seaboard
Trunk Lines Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Savannah
Coveleskie Brothers Set For Historic Cleveland Pitching Duel
In Cleveland at League Park on April 17 Stanley Coveleskie will face his brother Harry Coveleskie in a major league pitching duel. Stan, a right-hander, was acquired from Portland to pitch for Cleveland, while Harry, a left-hander, was chosen by Detroit manager Jennings. The last time brothers faced each other in the majors was twenty years ago in the National League with Brownie Foreman vs Frank Foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Brother
Fohl
Stanley Coveleskie
Portland
Harry Coveleskie
Jennings
Detroit
Brownie Foreman
Cincinnati
Frank Foreman
Baltimore
Documentary stamps arrive for sale Tuesday at local revenue office
Documentary stamps arrived at the local revenue office from Birmingham. Clerk Hoffman says stamps will be on sale Tuesday. The text also lists various stock codes and prices, but the readable portion centers on the stamps shipment and sale plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Department
Birmingham
EK. Hoffman
Jealousy a Go Tser Interferes With Work
A fragmented note describes jealousy arising from a go tser causing disruption at work. The report hints at friction and interruptions impacting performance. No clear individuals or organizations are named, leaving the event largely unspecified.
Beautiola Skin Bleachit Advertises Flawless Complexion
An old drugstore ad touts Beautiola Skin Bleachit as a cosmetic miracle promising blemish vanishing and clear skin. It markets two sizes 50c and 1.00 with guarantees, urging purchase at Van Antwerp Drug Corp on the corner of fashionable Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Antwerp Drug Cor
Mobile
Sudden Spring Colds Warn of Chronic Summer Cough
A spring weather advisory warns that sudden changes and high winds cause colds and possible grippe leading to a stubborn summer cough. The ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery Tar Syrup as a ready ready remedy, asking readers to ask their druggist for a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ins
Dr. EK
Dr King
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Windward
Leeward Islands
Central
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Haiti
Genenenes Martinique
Barbados
Trinidad
Demerara
West Indies
Caribbean & Southern Steamship Co., Inc
Buddingobile
E. K. Britton
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Agency
Eving Mytel
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Newark
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Carters
U. S
Mrs. Polsenger
Chicago
Servus
Noah's Ark
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Guiierez
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McDonald
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Munch
Perkins
Wilson
McDowell
Clancy
Burke
Bromwich
Swacina
Wilcox
Whalen
Schmidt
Cavet
Covington
Preminger and Hart
C. J. Gayfer & Co
Rouse
Mallory Line
Tampa
Key West
B. F. du Bois
ROCHE
Undertakers
St. Joseph and
State Streets
Columbia Theatre
Willard -Moran
Jewell Kelly Stock Company
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