Taylor Supports New Orleans in Regional Bank Hearing
Leslie Taylor of the Kile Clearing House Association left Mobile Tuesday to attend the regional bank location hearing in New Orleans. The Mobile Association refused to rescind its pledge to Birmingham, noting Mobile’s prior support for New Orleans before Birmingham entered the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Taylor
New Orleans
Birmingham
Leslie Taylor
Kile Clearing House Association
City
New Or
Clearing House Association
Taylor
Mobile Association
Messrs. Frye and Radcliffe
Henry Hall
J. W. Little
A. L. Staples
J. Leslie Taylor
E. J. Buck
Mobile
Sargel Weight Gain Plan for Thin People
A weight gain method targets thin men and women to gain 5 to 8 pounds in 14 days by taking one Sargel tablet with each meal for two weeks. It claims the weight sticks, aids fat production from meals, and emphasizes safe, pleasant, and inexpensive use. Van Antwerp Drug Corp and other Mobile druggists sell forty tablets per box with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Mobile
Ways and Means Committee Debate at Chamber of Commerce Meeting
At the Monday chamber meeting Thomas J. Young moved adjournment of the ways and means committee subject to the president and board call. The motion was not seconded and thus not voted on. The group dropped seeking written explanation from former President Armbrecht. E Q Norton briefed on Somers valuation and Houston taxation. A general meeting was urged for February 26 to consider by law amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Young
C. of C. Powers
Ways and Means
Chamber of Commerce
Thomas J. Young
William H. Armbrecht
Kolbs Campaign Organized at Mobile Headquarters
Formal opening of Reubén F. Kolb campaign in Mobile county drew a large, united turnout at 20 South Royal Street upstairs. County Chair A L Quinn and State Chair Walter Richardson led a pledging of workers across sections to secure victory in the coming primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reubén F. Kolb
Mobile County
South Royal Street
A. L. Quinn
Quinn
Walter Richardson
Richardson
Alabama
R. F. Kolb
Mr. Richardson
Captain Kolb
Montgomery
Mobile
Birmingham
Joseph Espalla
Kolb
Espalla
Jefferson County
Comer
Russell
Banner County
George R. Vaughan
J. N. McAleer
B. B
G. M. van Liew
Herr Leiben
German-American Alliance
HB. A. Brunnier
Herr Seiben
Sid Douglas
Col. A
Lyons
Baldwin
Frank 8
Stone
Bay Minette
Xolb
Foley
Monroe County
Underwood
Bell 1972 Society Dance and Club Meetings
Miss Elise Hall and Celia Webb attend a dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Hall at their 972 Government Street home at 8 30 p m. Euterpaen Fraternity holds an event at Harte Auditorium at 8 p m. Fidelia Club hosts inside its character hall at 8 30 p m. All Saints Guild meets at 3 30 p m with Children’s Carnival planning at 4 p m in McGill Institute Auditorium. Catholic Female Charity Society gathers at 4 p m on Conti Street Asylum grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise Hall
Celia ‘Webb
Henry Hall
Government Street
Catholic Female Charity Society
Conti Street Asylum
Annual Meeting of Colonial Dames in Alabama Held in Mobile
The Sixteenth Annual Meeting of the National Society of Colonial Dames in Alabama is set for February 23 1914 at 11 a m at the residence of the First Vice President 800 Government Street Mobile Alabama. About two hundred Alabama Dames are named with Mobile hosts and guests from other cities noted including Miss Imogen Little and Miss Adrienne Zeigler in pre Mardi Gras events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Society of the Colonial Dames
National Society of Colonial Dames
Alabama
Government Street
Mobile
Benjamin Rhett
Electra
Colston
Harry T. Inge
Marion Inge
J. G. Thomas
Agnes W. Goldsby
H. M. Hopper
Henry Hall
Edward Faith
Knott
Hortense A. Batre
Adele M. Batre
Thos
St. John
Stanley Finch
Mary Thurber
Metta Thompson
Ellis Thames
Rhett Goode
H. A. Stanton
J. L. Abbott
Louis Donald
Santos S. Rubira
Wm. M. Mastin
Rickardy
Harry T. Toulmin
Charles Warren
Mary Warren
Sextus Smith
James F. Maury
Greenwood Ligon
George 8. Leatherbury
Julian Watters
Charles Shawhan
J. Syd Robbin
W. J. Parham
Wm. H. Ross
W. O. Stephens
Oxford
Ala
R. H. Clarke
Yonkers
N. Y
Jas. Peabody
Italy
Wm. McIntosh
Louisville
Eugene Greenway
Baltimore
Kate W. Moore
Mark Bristol
Rivers A. Rush
Festivities to Come For Debutantes In Mardi Gras Season
Society notes announce a dine and dance at the Battle House Saturday night in honor of Miss Annette and Miss Lelia McMillan. Mrs A W Brooks issues invitations for an ordre brasheen at the Athelstan Club on February 21 at 2 PM in honor of her sister Mrs Arthur Glover Gage. In New Orleans Miss Ethel Schwarz, guest of honor at a dance hosted by Miss Sadie Schwarz at 141 Seventh Street, with Mithras Ball adding to carnival events last night featuring Mobile Terp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Layette
Dansant
Battle House
Annette
Lelia McMillan
A. W. Brooks
Ordre Brasheen
Athelstan Club
Brooks
Arthur Glover Gage
New Orleans
Ethel Schwarz
Sadie Schwarz
Seventh Street
Wich
O CONNOR LEAVES HILL COLLEGE AND OTHERS THOUSANDS
The will of Margaret O Connor probated in Birmingham leaves Spring Hill College Mobile 1000 and 2000 to Maggie and Annie Lee and Mrs Williams of New Orleans 1000 to John Driscol Savannah 3000 for a memorial altar St Pauls Birmingham 3000 to Father Coyle Birmingham for prayers 1000 to Bishop Allen Mobile for prayers and 2000 to East Birmingham Orphanage other bequests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret O’connor
Birmingham
Maggie
Annie Lee
Johanna Williams
New Orleans
John Driscol
Savannah
Spring Hill College
Mobile
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Father Coyle
Dangers of a Cold Warn Against Delayed Remedies
A short notice emphasizes that colds themselves are not the main threat but the serious diseases they can lead to. It urges rapid relief using a remedy claimed to aid the lungs and eliminate a cold, noting availability through a local sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Pleasant Fort Morgan day aboard Gen. 8 boat
Mrs. W. B. Norvell of Nashville Tennessee enjoyed a spend the day party aboard the government boat Gen. 8 at Fort Morgan given by Mrs. R. P. Pope. The outing offered a novel form of entertainment with a pleasant social pattern aboard a naval vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Norvell
Nashville
Tenn
R. P. Pope
Fort Morgan
Fort Morgan Picnic Run Pleases Holabird Party
Holabird residents steamed down to the Fort Morgan precinct around ten for a pleasant picnic luncheon and returned to the city by nine o’clock. Readers are invited to welcome the fort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Morgan
Simple home hair removal remedy claims quick results
An article promotes a beauty treatment using ehong powdered delatone and water to remove facial hair on the chin cheeks or lips. It advises applying a paste, rubbing off after two minutes, washing off residue, and asserts it is gentle on sensitive skin with best outcomes from boxed products.
Dodson's Liver Tone Promoted as Beauty Aid
An American stage figure writes on beauty and liver health, endorsing Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel. The liquid remedy is praised for gentle liver relief, constipation, and biliousness, with widespread sales and consumer trust in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
U.S States
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A& P
Aen Hanae
Dauphin Street
Bell
Euterpaen Fraternity
Harte Auditorium
Fidelia Club
Pp. m
All Saints Guild
McGill Institute
Sichorean
Mabel Goode
Maskers
Miss Goode
Adrienne Zeigler
Imogen Little
Pensacola
Miss Little
Lillie Taylor
Old Mill Inn
Mobile Gas CO
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