Palmer and Dr Phillips Speak at Sun School Session
Palmer and Dr Phillips address Mobile County Sunday School session at St Francis Street Church starting 7 30. Rev O G McGehee collects offerings. J W Phillips of Government Street Baptist and Leon C Palmer Alabama Sun- by School Association speak on Bible Teaching and Sunday School roles.
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Mobile County Sunday School
Fation
St. Francis Street
O. CG. McGehee
Dpal
J. W. Phillips
Government Street Bapchurch
Sun School
Leon C. Palmer
Alabama Sun- By School Association
Monthry
Palmer
Fredale
Nannie Baker
Hoyle, Wealthy Bourbon Dealer, Dies in Auto Crash
Harry Hoyle, prominent New Orleans brewer and liquor dealer, was killed in an automobile accident Sunday morning. Born in Whistler, he built a Gulfport business, later moving to New Orleans with a Slidell branch. He served as a director of the National Brewery and held Eagles Aerie 78 membership. Surviving are widow Rosa Seal Hoyle and five children under fourteen: Harry Jr., Roderick, Thelma, Rosa, and Clara.
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Harry Hoyle
New Orleans
Whistler
Gulfport
Miss
Slidell
Mississippi
Hoyle
National Brewery
The
Eagles Aerie 78
Rosa Seal Hoyle
Harry, Jr
Roderick
Thelma
Rosa
Clara
Cuticura Cured Baby’s Blistered Face in Kentucky
A Barterville, Kentucky mother reports her three month old daughter's face broke out in lute white blisters spreading to hair and ear. After ineffective washes, a sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment began healing, with full cure after one cake of soap and one box ointment. The ad promotes Cuticura products for facial skin, scalp, and general toilet use.
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Barterville, Ky
Sue Woods
Cuticura
Dept. T. Boston
Tor
Auto Line from Semmes to Mobile Established
Announcement by A. R. Funk, Semmes hotel owner, states a new daily automobile line between Semmes and Mobile will start about February 16. Aiming to use the Cawthon hotel in Mobile as the terminus, departures will begin from Mobile at 9 AM, with more cars added as a new public road is completed.
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A. R. Funk
Semmes
Ala
Mobile
Cawthon Hotel
Lawn Tennis Stars Practice Ahead of National Indoor Championship
The National Indoor Championship prep begins at Seventh Regiment Armory in New York. Notable players include Austrians Count Otto and Alexander Salm Hoogstraeten, double champions Wylie Grant and G. C. Shafer, plus Frederick B. Alexander, T. R. Bell, and others.
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Associated Press
New York
Seventh Regiment Armory
Count Otto
Alexander Salm-Hoogstraeten
Wylie Grant
G. C. Shafer
Julie M. Strancher
B. M. Phillips
Frederick B. Alexander
T. R. Bell
William Rosenburg
G. F. Touchard
E. W. Peaselee
Yale
Preston Cumming, Jr
Marine and Field Club
King Smith
Harry Parker
W. K. Throckmorton
New Jersey
Mardi Gras Special Train To Run Mobile Montgomery Line
The Louisville and Nashville will operate a regular Mardi Gras special on the Mobile and Montgomery division. Local passenger agent H Co Geron announces the train will depart Mobile on Mardi Gras night, Tuesday February 24 at 11 o clock, serving travel as far north as the capital and relieving fast trains.
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Louisville
Nashville
H Co. Geron
Mobile and
Montgomery
Mobile
Capital
Indianapolis Club Plans Pensacola Stay For Baseball Grounds
The Indianapolis Club of the American Association, after a Palm Beach trip, heads to Pensacola to secure Maxent Park for the Cotton States League club and bring the team later this month. The club’s secretary arrives soon, and the St Louis Federal League club has requested the grounds but will be given preference.
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Pensacola
Fla
Indianapolis Club
American Association
Palm Beach
Maxent Park
St. Louis
Peculiar After Effects of Grip This Year
Doctors report an epidemic of grip with distressing symptoms, kidneys affected and back and urinary troubles common. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root advertised as a kidney liver bladder remedy. Sample bottle offered by Dr Kilmer Co for ten cents. regular bottle priced at 1.00. Available at druggists. mention this paper.
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Kilmer
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cure for Coughs
A home cough remedy combines Pinex with granulated sugar and sugar syrup to relieve obstinate coughs quickly. The ad markets Pinex as a proven, low cost treatment suitable for bronchial conditions and hoarseness, with a money back guarantee and availability through druggists or direct from the Pinex Company.
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Norway
United States
Canada
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Stop Thief Delights With Farce at Lyric Theatre
The Lyric Theatre closes its run of Stop Thief with two hours of hearty farce and mild melodrama. Elmer Booth as Jack Coogan brings humor to the thief role while John McCabe and Sydney Stone deliver standout performances.
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Lyric Theatre
Cohan and Harris
Cohan
Harris
New York
Elmer Booth
Jack Coogan
Booth
Joe Thompson
John McCabe
Albert Tavernier
Mr. Carr
Sydney Stone
Henry Hubbard
Mr. Jamison
Hal Mordaunt
Within the Law to Play at Lyric Theatre
Bayard Veiller’s play Within the Law, praised by Woodrow Wilson Theodore Roosevelt and other leaders, recently ran over a year at the Eltinge theatre and will be staged at the Lyric on Wednesday and Thursday with a Thursday matinee.
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Bayard Veiller
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
C. H. Parkhurst
Wyoming
O. H. P. Belmont
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Eltinge Theatre
New York City
E. V. O'Connor
Lyric Theatre
The Spendthrift at Lyric Theatre, February Presentation
Original Hudson theatre production with a splendid cast presents The Spendthrift by Porter Emerson Browne at the Lyric Theatre on February 18 and 14 with a matinee. Richard Ward is a hardworking husband whose wife’s extravagance drives the family toward debt and ruin, portraying domestic strife and pursuit of happiness.
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Hudson Theatre
New York
Porter Emerson
Browne
Lyric Theatre
Richard Ward
Usider
Empire Theatre opens with grand debut and mirror screen
The Empire Theatre opened Monday night at 9 with 500 admitted, a brass band, and a two part program including Exclusive drama Kinemacolor educational subject Edison comedy and Vitagraph feature. The six piece orchestra entertained as Miss Brooke Poetz unveiled a massive mirror screen. The venue boasts Italian marble lobby, large exits, sanitary construction, a rest room for ladies, and a 10 cent minimum admission with shows from 10 am to 11 pm. The screen is the only mirror-based system south of St. Louis and promises life like detail.
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New Empire Theatre
Motion Picture House
Joseph Bianchi
Brooke Poetz
Edison
Empire
Empire Theatre
St. Louis
Bianchi
National Board of Censorship
The Way Out Start Right With Grape-Nuts Breakfast
A worker recalls indigestion from a poor breakfast and fatigue at a general store. After trying a Grape-Nuts breakfast with stewed fruit cream egg toast and Postum, he reports normal appetite by noon and improved energy for the day.
Half Starved Grey Wolf Runs Amuck in Kansas City
A large half starved grey wolf bit two people and frightened many in a Kansas City residence district before being shot and killed on Linwood Boulevard. The animal attacked Miss Anna Harrison, tore her fur muff, and wounded a deputy collector and a bystander as it fled. A milkman chased it with bottles while a patrolman finally killed it.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Linwood Boulevard
Anna Harrison
Samuel J. Harnden
T. W. Wright
Oyster shells barred from sidewalks in city order
Police notify restaurant keepers and oyster dealers that placing barrels of oyster shells on sidewalks is illegal. Violations will lead to arrests.
Jack Binns to be Married in June
New York February 10 Jack Binns the wireless operator hero of the lost steamer Republic is to be married in June His sweetheart is Miss Alice A MacNiff of Flatbush whom he met while a wireless man aboard the Adriatic Binns has quit the sea and is now a special newspaper reporter in New York
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Binns
Republic
Alice A. MacNiff
Flatbush
Binns
Jonathan Primley Gum Manufacturer Dies at 62
Jonathan Philip Primley, 62, who made a fortune in chewing gum, died yesterday in Pasadena, California, according to word received at his Chicago home.
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Jonathan Phillip Primley
Chicago
Jonathan Philip Primley
Pasadena
Cal
Frederick Bond Dies. Long Theater Career Ends
Frederick Bond, actor with a 30 year stage career, died yesterday at Whitestone Long Island after appearing in noted American productions.
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New York
Frederick Bond
Whitestone
Long Island
Oldest U.S. banker Prester Hussey dies in Terre Haute
Prester Hussey aged 88 of Terre Haute Ind died yesterday afternoon at his home. He began his banking career in 1852 and was regarded as the oldest banker in the United States. Burial plans were not announced.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Prester Hussey
United States
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest safest remedy for indigestion gas heartburn and sour stomaches. It claims instant relief upon contact with the stomach and offers a money back guarantee with a fifty cent package.
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Pape
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Reuben L. Dorson
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