Mississippi inventor aims for Edison panel and postal saves
William M. Mansfield of Pascagoula, after decades in bakeries, says he is now an inventor with one patent and others filed. He predicts joining a naval board with Edison, touts a “package tie” that replaces twine, and notes further patents for a bomb and beet gathering device.
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Edison
Naval Board
William M. Mansfield
Pascagoula
Miss
Thomas A. Edison
Mansfield
Washington
Post Office Department
Vitalitas the volcanic tonic turns heads worldwide
Vitalitas a natural liquid from volcanic mineral deposits gains global attention as a general tonic and treatment for indigestion rheumatism appetite issues and liver and kidney ailments. Advertised as a powerful tonic it is sold at Sutton's Drug Store and other druggists.
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America
Vitalitas
Sutton’s
Why Suffer From Migraine or Sick Headache
Dr J J Caldwell notes migraine does not shorten life but may be incurable with attacks recurring until about age forty. Diet care and palliative measures offer relief. During an attack two anti kamma tablets at onset and one every two hours during the attack may shorten pain and bring rest. Anti kamnia tablets available at druggists as A K Tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.J. Caldwell
Wilson Heads Home to Tackle Lusitania Appam Questions
President Wilson rides aboard a special train from Harrisburg to Washington to confer with Secretary Lansing on Lusitania and Appam cases. After six days in the Midwest urging stronger defense, he returns to decide international issues of great importance. He is slated to reach the capital around 1 p.m. and will mail resolve accumulated correspondence.
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Wilson
Harrisburg
Washington
Lansing
Appam
Middle West
Deaths and Funerals A Mobile area notice summary
Obituary notices report Mrs. Sarah Turner 73 died Friday at her son W Marshall Turner 1 North Montgomery Street after a long illness. Also noted are obituaries for Frank Lorenz 40 of Robertsdale and services for Mrs Josephine Smith and Mrs Babette Ery with burial details and pallbearers.
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Sarah Turner
Noel Turner
Mobile County
W. Marshall Turner
Montgomery Street
Jackson County
Miss
Mobile
Vinegar Bend
Ala
J. Tyler Turner
Hubbard C. Turner
C. L. Turner
Moss Point
Noel E
Horace F. Turner
E. E. Turner
Emma Price Williams
John A. Vanderwall
Burial of J H Goodman in Magnolia Cemetery
The body of John Harvey Goodman was laid to rest Thursday afternoon in Magnolia cemetery with flowers on the grave. The service followed a 3 30 funeral from Dixon and McKay and was conducted by Rev J W Phillips of First Baptist assisted by Rev G R Hurlbutt of Dauphin Way. A large crowd attended at the church and Rescue Lodge No 24 Knights of Pythias sent a delegation. The Pythian burial service was read at the grave by W L Cahall past chancellor. Pallbearers: Michael Gavin W A Yeend Henry Ledebur J W Rodriguez Warren Hausbaum Gustav Chaudron.
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J. H. Goodman
John—Harvey—Goodman
Magnolia
Dixon & McKay
J. W. Phillips
First Baptist Church
G. R. Hurlbutt
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Rescue Lodge No. 24
Knights of Pythias
W. L. Cahall
Lodge
Michael Gavin
W. A Yeend
Henry Ledebur
J. W. Rodriguez
Warren Hausbaum
Gustav Chaudron
Death of E Ledyard Phelps at Semmes after long illness
E Ledyard Phelps aged 76 of Semmes Mobile county died Friday morning after a long illness. He is survived by relatives in Semmes and in this city.
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E. Ledyard Phelps
Semmes
Mobile County
Man Arrested Here Identified as California Paroled Prisoner
Fred Peterson arrested here for passing bad checks on P. W. Tompkins and sentenced to three months hard labor. Identified as a paroled San Quentin prisoner through Bertillon fingerprint work. San Quentin authorities request Peterson be returned after his sentence. Dec 1914 release date noted.
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Fred Peterson
P. W. Tompkins
San Quentin
Cal
Bertillion
E. P. Newburn
Police Department
National Bureau of Identification
Leavenworth
Kans
Peterson
California
Negro fined for blind tiger sale in police court
Gas Belasco colored was fined 50 dollars or twenty days hard labor after conviction for violating prohibition law. He paid the fine following a raid on a soft drink spot at Commerce and Conti Streets. R. W. Smith was recently convicted of the same offense at the same place.
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NEW Earth Liquid
WORLD
Mobile Mobile
J. T. Adams, M. D
Ph. G. Oph. D
DR. Adams
Spring Hill Avenue
Dauphin Street
Bienville Square
National Capital
Lusitania
Frank Lorenz
Robertsdale
Baldwin County
Roche & Burke
Davenport
Iowa
J. Smith
Josephine Smith
James Prichett
Whistler
William Anderson
Green Mound Cemetery
Messrs.a. Porter
T. F. Roberts
D. Duke
J. T. Whitsett
B. Ery
Babette Ery
German Lutheran Church
Rev. Hennig
Magnolia Cemetery
A. Schiemann
J. A. Roh
Karl Jenne
D. Gimon
Urban Roos
F. A. Bitzer
Godfrey Mertz
E. W. Grove
the Columbia
Columbia Theatre
McClure’s Magazine
Frederick Lewis
Mary
Mary Page
The
Empire Theatre
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