The Grace of the Intellect and American Girls
A speaker defends American women while acknowledging a French critique that their minds lack training. He argues current education favors memorization over original thought and warns that untrained minds bring boredom and disappointment as they mature. He calls for better cultivation of intellect and maternal guidance.
Their Married Wife (Continued.) Amateurs on Stage Spark Indifferent Crowd
Helen observes the shabby act for charity and notes the old man’s quiet dignity despite poverty. A seventeen year old imitator and a fading crowd prompt Warren to doubt future performances as the manager promises new amateurs next week.
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Helen
Harry Lauder
Warren
Remarkable Cure of Dysentery
B. W. Hill of Snow Hill North Carolina details a two month struggle with dysentery starting mid July. After using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy he reports permanent relief after two bottles. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
B. W. Hill
Snow Hill
N.C
Lipton urges British participation in Exposition and urges women to cultivate mind
A Lipton letter argues Germany should attend the Panama Pacific Exposition and Britain should join. It pivots to admonishing modern women to develop mind and speech, avoid frivolity, and pursue thoughtful observation and imagination to combat ennui and heightened self awareness.
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Lipton
London
Sir Thomas Lipton
Times Today
Germany
Great Britain
Head of suffragette soap box stump speaking class
Mrs Helen Hoy Greeley a lawyer and noted suffragist who has travelled nationwide delivering soap box speeches for women's suffrage has for months conducted a class in the art of stump speaking and public oratory in New York.
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Helen Hoy Greeley
New York
United States
Pharmacists to Name Officers by Mail Vote
The American Pharmaceutical Association held sections and a general session in Nashville. Nominees for president and two other national officers were listed, with mail voting to determine the winners.
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Pharmacists
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
American Pharmaceutical Association
National Boards of Pharmacy
General Association
A. Mayo
New York
Charles Caspari, Jr
Baltimore
Otto Raubenheimer
Brooklyn
L. D. Havenhill
Florida
W. T. Gregory
J. O. Burge
Koch Packard
Boston
Ernest Berger
B. ©. Pent
South Dakota
Charles Geitner
Missouri
Burton Cassidy
Indiana
A. B. Huested
Suffered Eczema Fifty Years-Now Well
Fifty years of torment from eczema ended by Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment. Customer D L Kenney praises the cure after decades of tetter trouble. Sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp and by mail from PFEIFFER CHEMICAL CO.
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Pfeiffer Chemical CO
St. Louis
Philadelphia
van Antwerp Drug Corp
New Cuban consul named for Mobile office
J Nelson Pelhams long time Cuba consul at Canton will succeed Leopold Dolz as Mobile consul. Dolz becomes consul-general in New York. Pelhamus arrives in Mobile late September and assumes duties October 1. He has prior ties to Mobile from 1897 when he collected funds for the Cuban cause.
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J. Nelson Pelhams
Cuba
Canton
China
Leopold Dolz
Mobile
New York
Pelhamus
Young sisters and friend drown saving father and brother
By Associated Press from Stockdale Texas August 19 Allie Burris aged 17 and her sister Annie aged 15 leaped into the river to rescue their father who was trying to save Arthur Jackson 16 but the girls and Jackson perished Burris survived with help from passersby
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Associated Press
Stockdale
Tex
Allie Burris
Annie
Arthur Jackson
Jackson
Burris
Good Reason for His Enthusiasm About a Remedy
A testimonial notes fast relief from colic diarrhoea and bowel complaints after one or two doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The writer claims it never fails and urges others to try it when in need. Sold by all dealers Ady.
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Ady
Lookouts and Vols to Play Double Header
Nashville and Chattanooga scheduled a double header this afternoon in warm clear weather. First game batteries: Nashville Hinton and Noyes. Chattanooga Grimes and Graham. Second game: Nashville Williams and Gibson. Chattanooga Sommers and Street.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Nashville
Hinton
Noyes
Williams
Gibson
Grimes
Graham
Sommers
Street
Conzelman and Chapman Face Prough Mayer in Second Atlanta Game
The probable batteries for the second game of the series are Conzelman and Chapman for Atlanta and Prough and Mayer for Birmingham. Weather is expected hot and clear as the matchup unfolds.
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Conzelman
Prough
Atlanta
Chapman
Mayer
Birmingham
O Neal Calls Rural Credit Committee Meeting
Governor O Neal, chair of the rural credit committee, sent wire messages to members calling a meeting August 25 at the Antlers hotel in Colorado Springs to prepare a report for the conference. Governors Hadley, Harmon, Mann, Foss, Plaisted, Carey and Johnson were notified. nearly all expect to attend.
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Ala
O'Neal
Raral Credit Committee
Conference of Governors
Aners Hotel
Colorado Springs
Hadley
Missouri
Harmon
Ohio
Mann
Virginia
Foss
Massachusetts
Plaisted
Maine
Carey
Mobile Secures Good Roads Meet For 1918 Convention
Mobile was selected as the site for the 1918 Alabama Good Roads Association convention to be held December 3 4 and 6. Delegates from Alabama counties will attend with speakers including senators and congressmen from Alabama and federal road officials. State Highway Engineer W S Keller will report on highway plans including a proposed north south and east west system linking Chicago to Mobile. Preparations to welcome delegates are planned by the Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League.
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Mobile
Alabama Good Roads Assoc m
Don Farnsworth
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Birmingham
Good Roads
Alabama
Federal Bureau of Roads
W.S. Keller
Lakes
Chicago
Gulf
Farnsworth
Wonderful Picture at the Lyric
The Lyric presents another lavish Les Miserables program with two daily shows and a night performance. Professor Dunster supplies the music for the film, boosting its appeal. seats are reserved for the 8 15 show and matinees at 3.
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Lyric
Mobile
South
Dunster
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Promised Relief from Constipation
An advertisement touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons from Arkansas as a gentle remedy for constipation and liver issues. It claims the pills cleanse the bowels, boost energy and mood, improve skin and sleep, with a 25 cent price and mail orders from Hot Springs Chemical Co. in Hot Springs, Ark.
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Calomel
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Hot Springs Chemical G C O
Ark
Atte Adv
Velvet Beers Beat Fort Morgan 2 1 In Fast Sunday Game
The Velvet Beers defeated Fort Morgan 2 to 1 Sunday afternoon in a fast game. Manager Johnny West led his team through a tough struggle as Donovan gave up only one hit. Ramsen pitched for Fort Morgan allowing five scattered hits. Fort Morgan’s shortstop played a great game with the soldiers securing the only two hits in the two days. Manager West has coleeeet.
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Velvet Beers
Fort Morgan
Johnny West
Donovan
Ramsen
West
Coleeeet
Shoes in Job Lots for Trial Sale at Thang Wholesale
A terse notice offers bulk shoes for sale at Thang Wholesale, advertising a trial and a street address 60 Government St. Shoppers are urged to look for a street sign to locate the premises.
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Government St
Robs guests of hotel and kills proprietor at Gray Hotel
Associated Press report from Everett Washington details Erwin Tungren lining up five guests at the Gray hotel, robbing them, then shooting Miss Dorothy Dunbar who died. Wounded victims include George Kramer who wrestled for the pistols and George Dean of Seattle, who is dying.
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Everett
Wash
Erwin Tuneren
Index
Gray
Dorothy Dunbar
Tungren
Miss Dunbar
George Kramer
George Dean
Seattle
Demolition planned for corner stores on Government and Royal Streets
The old building at the northwest corner of Government and Royal Streets will be demolished to make way for a modern structure. One store on Royal Street and three on Government Street will be rented. Plans and specifications will be shown to prospective tenants to negotiate leases.
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Government and
Royal Sts
Royal Street
Government Street
Sinaile
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