Heat Affects Women Nerves and Digestion
Hot weather weakens women causing fatigue and appetite for light foods, risking indigestion and constipation. A gentle bowel stimulant, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is advertised as a remedy with claims of rapid relief by morning. Available from druggists for fifty cents to one dollar. samples offered postpaid from Dr W B Caldwell, Monticello Illinois.
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Chicago
Dr. Caldwell
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello, Ill
Shrine leader sails to Panama for canal ceremony
James H. Webb, imperial potentate of Abba Temple, leaves Mobile for New Orleans and boards the Panama line steamer Turrialba to Panama Canal. In Miraflores lock he will be made honorary member of Osman Temple St. Paul Mina. He returns Sept 9 after visits to Colon Panama and Bocas with Panama officials hosting receptions.
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James H. Webb
Abba Temple
Noble
Mystic Shrine
Mobile
New Orleans
Panama Line
Turrialba
Panama Canal
Osman Temple
St. Paul
Mina
Miraflores
Webb
Colon
Panama
Bocas
Goethals
Mobile Imperial Potentate
J. Harry Lewis
Shriners
Thornton's sad mission funeral for brother in law
Senator Thornton of Louisiana left for Memphis to attend the funeral of his brother in law Compton French who had recently become a postmaster in Memphis.
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Associated Press
Washington
Thornton
Louisiana
Memphis
Tenn
Compton French
Circus Tent Blown Down By Severe Storm
A severe wind and rain swept through Bloomington on August 22 injuring two people and scattering seats as the main tent of a traveling circus collapsed, forcing cancellation of the night performance.
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Associated Press
Bloomington
Ind
Utica Man Claims Saxo Salve Cured Eczema
Utica New York resident Albert F Knepka reports three years of itch and eczema relief after using Saxo Salve. Ad touts quick itch relief and antiseptic skin healing with a money back guarantee from Antwerp Drug Corp Mobile Alabama.
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Albert F. Knepka
Wageo Street
Utica
N. Y
Ie Antwerp Drug Corp., Inc
Mobile, A
Bankers Oppose Key Features of Glass Owen Bill
Bankers meeting in New York oppose central bank control with branch reserves and government note issues. They critique the government centre provision the reserve fund structure and government note issue plan and push for amendments to the Glass Owen bill. The conference aims to craft resolutions challenging its core features.
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Federal
Federal Reserve Bank
Hepburn
United States
Currency Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Frederick E. Farnsworth
New York
Glass-Owen
Farnsworth
Association
Action on school plans deferred for fifteen days
Mobile county board of school commissioners postponed final action on plans for expenditure of 150000 from the school bond issue not yet sold by the city. The board met with Architect C E Choate and B B Smith to review proposals and will reconvene Saturday morning. The bond sale issue is delayed while bond prospects and legal terms are clarified.
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Mobile County Board of School Commissioners
C. E. Choate
Atlanta
B. B. Smith
Smith and Carter
Montgomery
Pat J. Lyons
Lyons
Laz Schwarz
Harry T. Hartwell
Board of
School Commissioners
J. Blocker Thornton
Mobile Chamber Plans Local Trade In Mobile Goods
The Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League moves to a new sixth floor headquarters in the City Bank building annex and will furnish the offices entirely with Mobile and Alabama materials. Don Farnsworth asks E. J. Buck to ensure interior finishing showcases local firms and products produced in Alabama.
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Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League
City Bank
Mobile
Alabama
Don Farnsworth
E. J. Buck
City Bank and Trust Company
Crop conditions praised by railway president on inspection trip
John T. Cochrane of the Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railway reports better than ever business conditions in the region with cotton prospects bright. Dry weather aids cotton and corn, boll weevil damage unlikely as ginning has begun. Lumber supply tight but improving and equipment demand expected to rise in fall.
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John T. Cochrane
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railway
Pathfinder Ferguson to be welcomed in Mobile by chamber plan
A Mobile chamber committee will meet at noon Saturday to organize a welcoming plan for Pathfinder Ferguson during his Atlantic to Pacific highway route tour. The group includes county and city officials, press and auto dealers, with sixty to eighty invitees expected and J. D. Bloch offering free storage and repairs for Ferguson’s car.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ferguson
Mobile
John T. Bauer
Charles Green
J. D. Hagan
Henry Brannan
Wilmer
Ala
P. Gaillard
Price Williams, Jr
L. Schwarz
P. J. Lyons
Marty Pillans
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Ae Vlietiuu
Mobile grain exports questioned by national reporter
Eaton G. Osman of the National Hay and Grain Reporter analyzes Mobile's small grain export share. He notes New Orleans and Galveston lead, praises Mobile elevators, and predicts the Panama Canal will shift northwest shipments to Europe while Gulf ports gain limited Pacific routes.
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Eaton G. Osman
National
Hay and Grain Reporter
Chicago
Mobile
Gulf Ports
Osman
Chamber of Commerce
New Orleans
Mr. Osman
Galveston
Europe
Middle West
O&sman
Panama Canal
Northwest Pacific
Horn
South America
Marshal Deans Improved After Health Crisis
United States Marshal G B Deans, vacationing at Healing Springs in Washington County Alabama, is much improved in health since last summer. He is expected to return to duties later in the fall after several months of illness.
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United States
G. B. Deans
Healing Springs
Washington County
Alabama
Marshal Deans
Wilson names 3 officials to Panama Pacific Exposition board
President Wilson yesterday designated A. C. Miller assistant to the secretary of the interior Dr. S. W. Stratton chief of the bureau of standards department of commerce and F. Lamson Scribner of the department of agriculture as members of the board to have charge of federal exhibits at the Panama Pacific Exposition.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
A. C. Miller
Secretary of the Interior
S. W. Stratton
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
F. Lamson Scribner
Department of Agriculture
Disorderly House Suspect Arrested in Conti Street Complaint
J Mims Harris aged 35 operator of a pressing club was arrested Friday morning as a dangerous character on complaint by J F Holly Sr job printer. Harris lives opposite Holly at No 202 12 Conti street and is charged with keeping a disorderly house though a later inspection found no proof of wrongdoing. Harris bonded for appearance in recorder's court Saturday. Holly says he can prove the charges.
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J. Mims Harris
J. F. Holly
Recorder’s Court
Holly
Harris
Conti Street
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles ad
Tex as Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder issues dissolve diabetes and rheumatic pains in women and men. The ad promises regulation of bladder troubles and urges testimonials. Sold by druggists with a quoted price and payment instructions.
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Texas
Prussia
E. Pireet
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