IllnessRests With Julia Tutwiler Prominent Alabama figure
Miss Julia Tutwiler, noted educational reformer and coeducation advocate, is critically ill at the Davis Infirmary with no operation planned. Her illness prompts concern across Alabama. she has ties to Julius Tutwiler Wright and Dr. Ruffin Wright and helped shape prison reforms and the University of Alabama dormitory naming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia ‘Tutwiler
Davis Infirmary
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Woman's College At
Livingston
South
Montgomery
Sloan's Liniment Eases Nerve Pain Quickly
A vintage ad touts Sloan's Liniment as a reliable remedy for sciatica and muscle pains. It promises fast relief by penetrating to the pain source without rubbing and highlights comfort and broad utility for chest and nerve pains. It frames the product as a dependable home remedy people can trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
No Merely Society Matron with Red Cross Bag
Mrs Josiah H Harding of Boston drew attention in Palm Beach Florida when she appeared on the sand carrying a Red Cross knitting bag. Society folk were surprised by the display during a recent visit.
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Red Cross
Josiah H. Harding
Boston
Palm Beach, Fla
Birthday Dance for Miss Keimie Tacon Ends in Fun
About thirty young people gathered at Miss Keimie Tacon's home to celebrate her sixteenth birthday. Guests matched partners by cutting a deck in half, creating a novel way to pair for the first dance. Punch, ice cream, and cake followed the dancing, and everyone enjoyed the merriment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Sherrill
Blanche Cooper
Catherine Newman
Violette Cowan
Elizabeth Sims
Louise Phillips
Marion Mathews
Theresa
Elizabeth McDuffie
Eloise
Elna McDavid
Avice Goodloe
Helen Watters
Virginia Ballard
Sara Halle
Allie Belle Parks
Hollie Sirmon
Bertha Worthington
Thelma Eckert
Keimie Tacon
Social Calendar Dinner and Anniversaries Ahead
Dinner for Miss Ethel Burgess to Miss Marguerite Wefel at 8 30 p m. M D M s First Anniversary Ball at German Relief hall 8 30 p m. Informal bridge hosted by Mrs Oscar Sims for Mrs Frank Milhouse at 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Burgess
Marguerite Wefel
German Relief Hall
Oscar Sims
Frank.Milhouse
All Saint's Charity
Elks’ Hall
Elia Packer Blacksher
Elwell
B. F. Adams
Valentine
Ella Blacksher
Trinity Social Club
Parish House
Marie McPhillips
Tuesday and Thursday social schedules and notes from Mobile society
A lengthy list of Tuesday and Thursday club meetings and social events in Mobile includes sewing, bridge and five hundred clubs, a wedding at Government Street Presbyterian Church, and various hospitality gatherings. The section also notes numerous local visitors, guests, and residents returning or arriving, with brief health and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Drahan
Julian Watters
Belle Gilbert
Moses
Young Peoples’ Jewish Association
Temple
John Wilson
W. A. Haller
Lafayette Street
Appolonia Manson
Genevieve Watson
Waters-Wefel
Government Street Presbyterian Church
J. W. Jernigan
Former Mobilian Soirees Honor Miss Magoffin in Greensboro
In Greensboro Alabama several elegant gatherings entertained Miss Magoffin of St Paul visiting Mrs Adelaide Murphy. Highlights included a reception at the Murphy antebellum home on Tuscalooga Street and a brilliant bridge party hosted by Mrs Anderson Hanna on Demopolis Street.
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RED Cross
Red Cross Seal Committee
Elizabeth Shedden
Plattsburg
New York
Greensboro
Ala
Magoffin
St. Paul
Selden
Julia Byrd
Eutaw
Mobile
Warren Christian
Villa loots Laguna and threatens Americans
Mexican passengers report Francisco Villa terrorized the Laguna mining camp in Chihuahua on Monday and again with 200 followers on Wednesday. They say he ransacked the town and warned laborers to leave, vowing not to allow mines owned by Americans to operate.
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EL Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
Laguna
Chihuahua
Villa
Scotti Improves Out of Danger After Pneumonia Crisis
New York February 7 Antonio Scotti the opera singer hospitalised with pneumonia at his hotel has passed the crisis. Physicians say he is out of danger and improving today after a critical illness.
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New York
Antonio Scotti
Opera
Scotti
Escape from Patrol Wagon by Willie Richardson Poor Boy
Willie Richardson alias Poor Boy escaped from a patrol wagon en route to the police station after being arrested on a disorderly charge by Officer St. Clair. The chauffeur's report states the suspect forced the rear door open.
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Willie Richardson
St. Clair
Uncle Wiggily vs Fox Over Flour Blizzard
Uncle Wiggily the rabbit carries a bag of flour home from the store and a swift fox gives chase through the woods. He tricks the fox by shaking flour on its nose making a snow like puff that lets him escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wiggily
Mrs. Bushytail
Johnnie
Billie
Uncle
Jane
Rabbit
Hollow Tree House
Exhibition by Ojibways at Hammels Store
Ten Ojibway Indians from North Michigan led by Chief Showin visit Hammels Dry Goods on the third floor for a week. They pose on a woodland stage, weave baskets, and perform a war dance. Princess Neawanna lectures on tribal life. Admission hours are 10 to 12:30 and 2 to 5. D Daniels oversees the exhibit. In Chicago, Pederewski raised 40000 for Polish relief.
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L. Hammel Dry Goods Company
Michigan
Showin
Neawanna
D. Daniels
Hammel
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Julia Tutwiler
Anti-Tuberculosis League
St. Louis
Henry Wade Dubose
Government Street
Presbyterian Church
Young Peoples — Society
Burgett Memorial
Mary Harris
DuBose
Tom Taylor
R. E. Southerland
Saville Herman
Woman's Misionary Society of the First Christian Church
J. D. Sutton
Lorraine Cunningham
Birmingham News
Lorraine Cunnigham
Annie Franklin
William Herzberg
Miss Cunningham
Birmingham
Craighead
S.A. C.C
Annie Kehoe
Louise Lawler
Myrtle Hobart
Anita Delchamps
R. M. Bartels
Josiah R. Harding
W. W. Walther
J. D. Andrews
Gregory M. Luce
Battle House
Agnes Fowlkes
J. O. Pitts
Jessie Fowler
Trinity Parish House
Annie Moore Provost
Elizabeth King
Dexter Avenue
Anna Bridgman
Wilhelmina Ollinger
Mollie Williamson
Maurine Cottrell
Mass Point
Hazel Lynch
Andrew Strauss
Illinois Y Street
W. D. Sateliffe
Lucedale
George Manuel
Jackson, Tenn
G. Gilmer
J. R. Mitternight
Mobile Infirmary
Lucy Clancy
Demopolis
Norma Staples
Bay Minette
William Sumpter
Emma
Meridian
Annie Stevens Parker
Ruby Nelson
Georgiana
Mary Emma
Nettles
C. J. Doughdrill
Essie White
Inge-Bondurant Sanitorium
Pensacola, Fla
Phillip Pitroff
South Bayou Street
Ellis Lewis Manning
Robertsdale
M. A. Hearle
F. M. Files
Blacksher
F. Cannon
Atlanta
Ruby Rush
Bayou la Barre
Edwina Turner
Vinegar Bend
Yarbrough
The
Bienville
Mamie Holloman
Moss Point
C. L. Turner
Eugene Butler
E. L. Russell
W. E. Hopkins
D. P. Beville
F. L. Harris
E. P.rendell
Ashland Place
H. B. Gipson
H. H. McNeill
Dothan
C. F. McLain
Eldale
Ohio
H. B. Hirshfield
San Francisco
H. M. Friedenthal
Dorothy Rowley
Indianapolis
Ind
J . Thompson
Celeste Hoffman
Norborne Clark
Montrose
Wm. Denny
Pascagoula
Frank
Jae
South Monterey ST. Improvement Association
Harry Hagerman
South Monterey Street Improvement Association
Woman's
Woman's Musical Club
Winston Jones
Ladies OF Charity
Conti Street Asylum
Board OF Managers Detention Home
Board of Managers
Marie M’phillips
James McPhillips
Whistler
Magnolia
Woodmen of the World
Odq Fellows Hall
Henry Peterson
Gulfcrest
Price Williams
Chicksabogue Kodaking
Hughie Flynn
Theresa Flynn
Mertie Vandevander
Stella
Janie Smith
Natalie McCarthy
Erline Barnes
Claude Farmer
Turners
Eight-Mile
I. C. Mound
Fort Morgan
Joseph Mound
Miss
John Richard Kelley
New Orleans
Mary
Howard R. Garis
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Uncle Wiggily Longears
Hammel’s
Chicago
Ignace J. Pederewski
McClure’s Magazine
Mary Page
Frederick Lewis
Galahad
Frederick
Empire Theatre
Walthall
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