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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1916

Page

8

Thoughtful church gathering and Daughters of the Confederacy meeting

The Mothers Club at Settlement Home enjoyed a warm meeting with hymn and prayer led by Miss Hoover, a sermon by Rev. Northcutt, and a plan to visit sick members. Electra Semmes Colston Chapter U D C held a social at Mrs James K Glennon home with program on The Reconstruction of the South. Mrs E B Vaughan read The Birth of a Nation.

Mothers ’Club Miss Hoover Northcutt D. R. Reed J. Scott Electra Semmes Colston James K. Glennon W. 5. Pugh H. A. Stanton E. B. Vaughan D.C San Francisco D. W. Griffith Zilpah Dorothy Hope Glennon Eleanor Ponder Maszurke Mlynarsky Gabriella Barret G P. Fields Liebestraume Liszt Katherine Hughes Lewis Sewall Annie Laurie Melville Tucker Carmena Lillian Walsh Marie McCarron

If You Have Tuberculosis Diet and Rest Advice

A short Adv piece urges TB patients to focus on diet, living conditions, and rest. It promotes Eckman’s Alterative as an easily assimilated lime treatment said to bolster strength and recovery, noting no opiates or habit forming drugs. Sold by Braswell's Drug Store and leading druggists. Eckman Laboratory, Patianetpiles.

Eckman Braswell Eckman Boratory Patianetpiles Albright & Wood's

Dr King’s New Discovery Advertises Cold Cure

An old advertisement claims Dr King’s New Discovery cures colds by expelling germs and soothing the throat. It touts pine tar ingredients and mild laxatives, promising mucous membrane healing and 45 years of use as a guarantee of satisfaction.

Dr. King Adv

Railway offers limited lumber storage on river docks

The Alabama Tennessee & Northern Railway reports available space on its deep water docks on the west bank for lumber logs ties or heavy commodities with storage shed options and secure space on Blakely Island as needed.

Blakely Island

South Sea Islanders build a unique Utah colony in Skull Valley

A thousand South Sea Islanders from Maoris Samoans and Hawaiians settled in Skull Valley Utah between the Great Salt Lake and Nevada line. They farm intermarry and raise children under a system run by American mentors with wages, land plots, and cottages at cost. Some youths pursue higher education at Utah institutions.

Salt Lake City Utah United States Skull Valley Great Salt Lake Nevada Line Pacific California Sierras Idaho South Sea Toseppa

Social gatherings and club meetings described in Birmingham Herald

The article details informal parties hosted by Captain and Mrs. Bond aboard the Itasca, Mrs. E. B. Vaughan entertaining Ishell and Mary Lippett, and many guests including the Lueders and the Spauldings. It also covers the Busy Workers club meeting, the K. M. O. S. F leap year hop plans at German Relief Hall, the Neighborhood Sewing Circle lunch, the New Chautauqua Circle session, and a bridge club gathering with Miss Geraldine Hill.

Harold Bond Itasca Henry Lueders Mobile and Ohio Railroad

Miss Candell Baldwin Hosts Bridge and Tea at Huntsville Ave

In compliment to Miss Loraine Cunningham of Mobile and Miss Ellen O Keefe of Atlanta, the Alpha Omega Club members were invited for bridge. Between 4 and 5 Miss Baldwin hosted about 100 friends for tea at her Huntsville avenue home.

Loraine Cunningham Mobile Ellen O'Keefe Atlanta Annie Franklin Herbert Gibson Washington Candell Baldwin Huntsville Avenue Alpha Omega Club Miss Baldwin

Acid in Stomach Causes Digestive Trouble

An expert attributes stomach indigestion to excess acidity rather than lack of digestive juices. He describes how hydrochloric acid retards digestion, ferments food, and creates sour fluids and gas. The remedy suggested is Jad Salts or Rad Salts tablets taken daily for a week to neutralize acids and promote digestion.

Local Social Notices Span Clubs Sales and Meetings

The column lists prize winners at a club event with Mrs J Ernest Thompson taking first and Miss Mildred Shaffer consolation. It notes Miss Edna Finch visiting Pensacola, an Art Needlework Club meeting, YWCA committee gathering, Leinkauf School Improvement plans, All Saints Charity Ball, an informal musical at Mrs James Taylor’s, and Whistler Woodmen and Baptist choir announcements. Also reported are district Sunday School conferences, a temperance report by Jerre Davison, and local visits, with a funeral at Green Mound cemetery for Mrs Josephine Smith.

Ticipants J. Ernest Thompson Mildred Shaffer John Wilson Leinkauf School Improvement Association ALL Saints’ Church Elks’ Hall Sanarens Machinist Union Heart Party Wasson Street Whistler Council Odd Fellows Hall Baptist Choir Marguerite Turner Older Girls’ Conference Mobile County Sunday School Association Mobile Jerre Davison Temperance Herbert Sumerall Hopewell duPont Powder Works Charles Cosgrove Dubuque Whistler William Sumpter Emma Meridian Miss J. R. Brough Ohio George Synder Myrtle Enderle Whistler School Josephine Smith James Pritchett William Anderson Green Mound Cemetery T. J. Whitsett D. Duke T. F. Roberts A. Porter

Mobile social notes and visiting guests count crowding scene

A string of Mobile visitors and residents travel and visit relatives from Biloxi Ocean Springs Meridian Columbus Ark Chicago and Pensacola with several heading to Birmingham Opelika and Tampa for events and conferences. Nearby mentions include a citrus orchard visit and a wedding trip while a repair man is cited amid manufacturing prosperity.

James A. Emmett Baby Ocean Springs Emmett Eugene Butler Meridian Burton Butler Susan Williams Jacksonville Fla Lois Wienand Myrtle Ella Penny Mobile Opelika J. A. Knight Alameda Ala Harry Fowler Tampa Fila

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Promoted for Children's Colds

Cure children s colds with Dr Bell s Pine Tar Honey. It soothes antiseptic and phlegm, reduces inflammation, and promises relief after the first dose with continued care to avoid serious illness. 25c at druggists. Adv.

Court action over notary seal on beer orders

Governor Charles Henderson will be informed about John Sargent a notary who stamped state seals on beer orders. John Lemon was discharged in police court after a beer delivery attempt near the Klosky Hotel while bearing Sargent seals on orders. Recorder Edington called the incident irregular and urged the matter be referred to the governor.

Charles Henderson John Sargent John Lemon Edington Jack Courtney Lemon Klosky Hotel Sargent

Texans Obtain Lumber Order For 42 000 000 Feet From France

Houston reports that twenty Gulf Coast lumber firms will supply the French army with 42 million feet of common lumber. Delivery starts immediately under a contract closed with French government agents. Yale to Play Virginia in Charlottesville on April 22 marks one southern game in a spring schedule that also includes two-game sets with Princeton and Harvard.

Houston Tex Gulf Coast Texas YALE Virginia New Haven University of Virginia Charlottesville South Princeton Harvard Cambridge

Scottish Rite Masons Near Selma for Reunion

Eighteen Mobile Scottish Rite Masons will depart Sunday to Selma for a reunion starting Monday with Dr. J. H. McCormick and R. L. Douglas leading the delegation. Mobile hosts will supervise degree work. Also noted are Harvey E. Jones reporting snow from West Point to near Meridian, and visitors Frank G. Browder Linden N D McClure N Goldring P McDonough and daughters staying at the Battle House.

Scottish Rite Lodge—Of Masons—of Mobile Selma J. H. McCormick R. L. Douglas Scottish Rite Harvey E. Jones Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company West Point Miss Meridian

Vinok touted as tonic in Clarksville notice

A County Court Clerk from Clarksville shares a testimonial touting Vinok as an unbeatable tonic and body builder. The letter claims improved appetite and strength, promising money back if not effective, and invites readers to visit local drug stores or Mobile offices for the offer.

Ss. W. Kelly

Illinois Society to Be Organized Saturday in Mobile

Dr Buell Rogers active in forming an Illinois Society in Mobile reports over fifty local natives of Illinois ready to join. Rogest, a Chicago native and winter visitor, says a meeting at the Battle House Saturday night will organize the society.

Buell Rogers Mobile Illinois Rogest Chicago Battle House

Indictment Quashed Against Yale and Hartford Officials

Judge Clayton in federal court ordered the original indictment against officers and directors of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad quashed. The defendants had been tried and acquitted on a superseding indictment charging a Sherman anti trust conspiracy. The same charge titled the quashed indictment was involved.

New York Clayton Federal District Court New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Hunt

Mayors Plan Conference on National Preparedness

New Orleans mayor Martin Behrman said he will join Mayors Mitchel of New York and Kiel of St. Louis in a March 3 and 4 conference in St. Louis. The meeting aims to launch a nationwide push supporting President Wilson's preparedness policies.

New Orleans Martin Behrman Mitchel New York Kiel St. Louis Wilson

Bicycle Thieves Strike Downtown Stores

Police report multiple bicycle thefts after dark from in front of Crowley and Marshall on Dauphin Street near Joachim and from D. N. Browne at 66 St. Francis Street.

Crowley & Marshall Dauphin Street Joachim D. N. Browne St. Francis Street

Proper hair cleansing with refined coconut oil

Reader advice favors plain refined coconut oil for hair washing to avoid alkali in soaps. A teaspoon or two cleanses scalp, produces rich lather, and rinses clean leaving hair soft, silky, and manageable. affordable at pharmacies for long family use.

Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad

Nature warns readers about kidney and bladder troubles and promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy. The ad urges purchase in fifty cent and one dollar sizes and offers a sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York, noting readers should mention The Mobile Item Adv.

Dr. Kilmer Binghamton, N. Y Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. E. Northcutt Mothers’ Club U. D.C Will The Alabama, Tennessee & Northern Railway A. H. McLeod & CO Cor. Dauphin and Commerce Sts Alabama Mississippi George Kilborn Union Terminal Bell J. Bell Nelson & Bailey Royal ST U. S South Sea Island State Agricultural College University of Utah Harry T. Toulmin Miss Ishell Mary Lippett Charleston Killarney Louis Donald Shenandoah Valley Kathleen Nesbitt Asa L. Hoyt Richmond Birmingham Herald T. B. Settle Jefferson Street Fannie Williams Maura Pugh R. H. Bartels M.O. S. F. Ball Neighborhood Sewing Circle B. A. Rowley J. Mason G. Bouton A. Hodges Eugene King Dexter Avenue New Chautauqua Circle New Chautauqua Alvin Levy Hamilton Munbie Independent Chautauqua Magazine Aleta Stoll John Meador Geraldine Hill Noseytown Celia Webb Wallace Jackson Rapier Avenue Margaret Lucille Horn Marguerite Wefel Oscar Sims Franklin Milhouse James Haley Marine Street Elwell Bridge Club H. T. Smith Annie Kehoe Imogene Little Columbia Columbia Theatre Edna Finch Pensacola Edna Manning Myrtle Murray Effie Soost Pensacola News ART Needle Work Club Art Needlework Club R. H. Witsell J. O. Pitts James Taylor John Traise William Shock Carrie Dickens J. Talmage Tom Halliwell Whistler, Ala Woodmen of the World Viola Walters Biloxi J. Harvey Goodman J. R. Brouth F. W. Bloom Vincennes Ind W. M. Reynalds Mr. Reynalds J. F. Ford Aurora Ill Helen Felsenhild Mattie Hyde Phillip Cosminsky North Conception Street South Joachim Street Glenn Ward Columbus, Ga S. W. Jackson Conway, Ark M. D. Jackson Joey Fitzpatrick A. F. Goble Pittsburgh Bawte House J.L. Hux J. C. Payne Columbus N. G. Stalling Memphis Memphis, Tenn St. Andrew L. Samuels A. J. Rhodes B. B. Somers C. J. Gayfer Hammond Gayfer Alfred Cohen Akron Freda Vautrot Grand Bay Freda Rose Andd B. F. Crawford Chattanooga J. T. Collins Birmingham Ella Packer Blacksher Alice Jones Grace Harris F O. K. Cameron Southern Railway Frank G. Browder Linden, Ala N. D. McClure Wagar, Ala N. Goldring Pensacola, Fla P. McDonough Chicago, Ill Illinois Society Goldstein’s Jewelry Store Drago S. H. Peck
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