Port Mobility Highlighted by Farrell Address
Farrell closes speech praising Mobile’s trade potential and proximity to South’s coal iron and wood regions. He urges boosting exports and imports, expanding shipping, and leveraging harbor facilities with government support and local collaboration. George Crawford, then, discusses shipping expansion and policy needs.
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Farrell
Latin America
Mobile
Atlantic
Pacific
George Gordon Crawford
Crawford
Warrior River
Gulf
Gulf Or
South Atlantic
United
Easons
Mr. Sweet
Farrells Speech Signals Path to Mobile Port Growth
The luncheon honoring James A. Farrell and George Gordon Crawford showcased Mobile’s harbor potential. Farrell urged Mobile to act as a great importer with diversified manufacturing and Latin American trade, while Crawford and Sweet reinforced port, rail, and capital readiness for expanded tonnage and shipping.
I T U President Sets January Apprenticeship Meeting
The I T U president schedules a January week meeting in Indianapolis of the apprentice committee to review school investigations and improve apprentice training. The union notes a commission studying vocational education and its impact on labor ethics, arguing that teaching trade technique before the pupil has learned craft ethics conflicts with good workmanship.
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Indianapolis
International Typographical Union
Quiet Wedding Unites Clarence Carpenter and Miss Marie Davis
On Friday afternoon at the Oakdale Baptist church parsonage in Oakdale Alabama the ceremony joined Clarence Carpenter a former resident and Miss Marie Davis. The couple will visit friends before returning to their New Mexico home. Also noted are local visits from Miss McLeod ill most of the day and Mrs Morrison and daughter Grace visiting Mrs Kearley along with Lessie Sigler visiting Pauline Lartigüe.
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Oakdale
Ala
Oakdale Baptist Church
Clarence Carpenter
Crichton Notes and Short Local Updates
Crichton Alabama February 1 special notice reports the arrival of a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Hubbard Nicholas. Mrs Ward is improving after illness. Mrs W P Roberts out again after grippe. Leroy Jackson of Mobile visited Craft family on Tacon street. Dr and Mrs Graham moved to Florida street home. Mr and Mrs C L Murphy and Alma Louise Orchard and Mrs W L Roberts with two children visited Mrs Oberts on Sunday.
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Alma Louise
Orchard
W. L. Roberts
Margaret
Oberts
Theodore Rural Route 3 Planned From Theodore Post Office
The Theodore Alabama area announces a new rural route to begin March 1, labeled route No. 3, serving residents from Theodore to Alabama Point. The notice notes local hypocrisy elsewhere in the world.
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Theodore
Ala
Acee
Alabama Po
Battle House Adds Walter Juarez as Culinary Superintendent
Walter Juarez of Chicago has been appointed superintendent of the Battle House culinary department and began duties Tuesday. The Retail Grocers & Merchants Association plans a meeting with the Battle House lessee to strengthen wholesale retailer ties Tuesday at 8 PM.
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Walter Juarez
Chicago
The
Battle House
8. H. Peck
Retail Grocers & Merchants’ Association
Survival of the Fittest in Medicine and Market
The piece argues that merit and competition determine value, applying the law of survival of the fittest. It cites Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a lasting, popular remedy for women's ailments after forty years of success.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Daily Horoscope for Aquarius on February First, 1916
The reading warns of early adverse influences from Saturn and Mars, followed by later benefic aspects from the Sun Uranus and Venus. It foresees high death risk for the elderly, possible scandals, domestic tension, and market upheavals with eventual gains. Women face responsibilities in business. marriages may rise. hopeful notes accompany public reform and weather extremes.
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Saturn
Mars
Uranus
Venus
United States Army
Confessions Of A Wife Be Sure Your Sin Will Find You Out
Pat Sullivan relays a rumor to Mrs. Waverly about Harry Symone's past and possible paternity changing his political prospects. The tale, if true, could derail Symone's reform bid and threaten Homes and Schindler's political maneuvering. The narrator resolves to confront the issue and protect Eliene's feelings while weighing the impact on Symone.
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Pat
Mollie
Chad
Mother Waverly
Harry
Eliene
Harry Symone
Symone
Reform
Mr. Homes
Homes
Elrene
Withal
First theatre origins and rise of modern drama
A quiz entry notes ancient Greek and Roman theatre origins with early English performances in Clerkenwall in 1397, Puritan suppression in 1633, and Restoration in 1660, plus claims about Gregory Nazianzen and the drift to modern romantic drama. It also compares sun composition to Earth with elements identified by spectroscopy and possible future discoveries.
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Greece
Rome
B. C
England
Clerkenwall
France
Italy
Gregory Nazienzen
Earth
New Canning Factory to Be Built at Biloxi
George Terry and Son, oyster dealers, will construct a shrimp and oyster canning plant on Cedar Street and Point Cadet beach in Biloxi Mississippi. Construction starts within ten days with about $10 000 to be spent. The plant aims to operate by the start of the spring shrimp season.
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Biloxi
Miss
George Terry & Son
Cedar Street
Point Cadet
Make Your Own Cough Syrup With Pinex and Sugar
An old remedy explains making a pint of cough syrup by mixing 21 4 ounces Pinex with sugar syrup a pint of warm water and sugar. It claims cost savings over $2.50 store bought versions and notes Pinex is Norway pine extract with aiacol.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
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South
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Father Cumming
Bermuda
James A. Farrell
States Steel Corporation
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Warrior
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Birmingham
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Pier 3
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Crichton
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Nashville
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Montgomery, Ala
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Gainesville
Frances Warton
Atlanta, Ga
Conway Brasfield
Tuscaloosa
Andrew McNally
Chicago, Ill
Edward Greer
Beaumont, Tex
J. B. McCluskey
Camden, N. J
F. E. Tacon
Marine Supply Company
Ida, Ala
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Aldo Lambarde
Port Arthur
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Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
Montgomery
Calera
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Gulfcrest
S. H. Rose
Washington, D. C
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C. F. Henry
J. A. Farrell
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Ill
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Memphis
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Atlanta
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Hattiesburg
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Fulton
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Camden
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Hartford
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Monroe
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Dan Roberts
Fruitdale
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H. M. Tass
California
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Grove Hill
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Brooklyn
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Fairhope
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L. Haigman
Byrnes
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Margaret Schnuble
Aurora
W.C. Herzog
D. R. Peteet
Orange Beach
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W. C. Grace
Kalamazoo
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Irvington
B. C. O'’Daniel
Leakesville
Miss Chaney
Lavaca
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J. E. Rolston
Coden
J. R. Holcombe
Dexter
M. F. Dallet
St. Louis
Karl H. Kunkel
R. M. Faret
J. E. Lee
E. P. Barenman
G. W. Barenman
C. Thompson
Charles B. Beck
H. P. Jenkins
E. H. Dunken
Frank Matlock
H. M. Haas
F. F. Woodell
Cincinnati
George R. Holton
Bay Minette
A. N. Houston
R. A. Taylor
T. L. Thompson
Claire Archibald
Geiger
M. V. Hall
Jamie Rogers
Pas
J. W. Tyson
H. Mixon
Klosky
S—T. L. Walker
Lucedale
T. Chapman
DeFuniak Springs
Fla
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Bromley
Savage
H. C. McGrath
Jackson
Aquarius
Pat Sullivan
J. M. Clyne
Cleveland, O
M. P. Moore
R. D. Chestang
First National Bank
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