Hanaw Dies as Esteemed Mobile Citizen Leader
Henry Hanaw a Michigan native and Mobile attorney long associated with Harry Pillans and Palmer Pillans died after a long illness. A respected figure in the Jewish community and B nai B rith, he held leadership roles in fraternal and social circles and was regarded as an able lawyer and civic figure in Mobile.
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Hanaw
Henry Hanaw
Mobile
Michigan
Harry Pillans
Commissioner Pillans
Hanan
Palmer Pillans
B'nai B'rith
Board approves Barton High military training program
The Board of School Commissioners of inaction county accepted Col. F. M. Maddox and Capt. Robert Daly offer to give Barton High students military training including setting up exercises and manual of arms. Training to be student led, with no compulsory orders, and with line officers offering assistance. Additionally, cotton market notes discuss rising prices and potential factory opportunities in Mobile, with political mentions from Huntsville editor J. E. Pierce and Mississippi lawmakers' luncheon policies.
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Inaction County
F. M. Maddox
First Infantry
Alabama National Guard
Robert BP. Daly
Camp
Raphael Semmes
United Confederate Veterans
Barton High School
Col. Maddox
Maddox
Providence
R. I
United States
Mobile
Alabama
Y W C A Deserves Its Success Worldwide Hope for Growth
Fifty years after its formal founding in Boston the Y M C A expands across the globe. In the United States it operates thousands of branches and employs secretaries while owning millions in property. From boarding houses for self supporting women to night schools and summer camps the organization broadens its social religious work.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Boston
Middle West
United States
Mobile
Unfortunate Day Foretold by Astrologers
The February 10 1916 horoscope warns of bad luck for men and women with Jupiter Saturn Mars Uranus and the Sun adverse. It advises routine, notes dangers for the young and a difficult year for Aquarius children born on this day.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Uranus
Humanity
Mobile Visitors from Across the Region Attend Coal Conference
A parade of travelers visits Mobile for the coal conference with attendees from Citronelle, Poplarville, Birmingham, Philadelphia, Columbus, Wilmer, Satsuma, Cincinnati, Leaksville, Merrill, and beyond. Notable figures include Alfred Reed Hamilton of Pittsburgh and J. Morrison of Birmingham as delegates.
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Battle House
E. J. Calogne
M. Lehman
W. K. Kuchner
G. ,Bethard
R. W. Clay
I. E. Bannon
G. A. Harris
R. D. Loftus
J. Milway
New Orleans
C. C. Cleavers
E. Coon
W. H. Kuchner
H.H. Fitus
J. Pennell
C. L. Crougher
H. H. Sulusbury
A. E. Riser
W. E. Thieman
Virginia Thomas
W. W. Canwell
L. R. Long
Chicago
Ill
J. G. Lewis
Baltimore
N. Spandamis
Montgomery
Ala
D. G. Steer and Wife
Youngstown
H. Keegan
Rochester
N. Y
F. H
Wis
D. D. Nims
Monroeville
M. J. Sector
J.D. Bowden
Louisville
H. G. Reinicker
L. G. Buckman
St. Louis
A. F. Frank
Manchester
N. H
J. Broad
West Point
Miss
T. D. Lloyd
Wess Lloyd
Bayou la Batre
B. F. Harris
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. E. Witchan
Birmingham
Belle Eele
San Francisco
Cal
T. O. Monarty
Atlanta
Creola
H. C. Abrams
H. A. Brown
Foley
R. P. Delmas
Pascagoula
W. H. Keehn
Denver
Col
M. L. Fletcher
Nashville
Aewe Ee A. Osborne
S. K. Jacobs
Mose Cohn
J. E. Wright
Chickasha
Olka
W. S. Young
A. W. Speiser
George S. Potter
W. H. Lee
J. J. Gale
A. W. Roudwan
New York City
M. D. Palmer
V. C. Kalar
Carl Muller
Sam Marks
H. C. Vigo
Book Ruddock
Charleston
S. C
J. P. Brumdal
Dalton, Minn
C. S. Overlett
Brewton
Ezell Johnson
Newman, Ga
C. J. Strong
B. D. Fudge
John McKinley
Eutaw
E. C. Harrington
E. C. Hancock
A. A. Drake
I. E. Davis
R. P. Darden
George L. Lawler
Savannah
W. Blalack
GA. Lanning
S.E. Richard
T. M. Curtins
Chapman
B. B. Poor
Delaware
N. W. Burch
E. N. Amos
E. H. Robinson, Jr
Brooklyn
St. Andrew
G. N. Hubbs
Mississippi
J. C. Dorsett
Merrill
J. A. Tyson
Paris
D. G. Reed
River Park
Mich
C. W. Stallsworth
Silas
Know-Your City Party Tours Mobile Gas Works Visit
More than sixty people joined the Know-Your City A Better trip organized by the Chamber of Commerce to Mobile Gas Works. The group traveled in twelve autos from the Cawthon Hotel, learning about gas production from experts and noting the plant as one of the oldest in the United States with modern furnaces and ninety miles of distribution pipes.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mobile Gas Works
Cawthon Hotel
J. G. Espalla, Jr
J. D. Andrews
Ways and
Messrs
R. W. Kersting
J. W Langsley
C. B. Wykoff
H. G. Conant
A. G. Davia
G. R. Walpole
Mobile
United States
England
J. W. H. Handley
E. T. Moore
James Gibboney
Cc. C. Lowder
Russell Houston
T. T. Palmer
J. O. Smith
J. T. Ringrose
George Ringrose
Alma Center
Wis
H. N. Burt
Minneapolis, Minn
T. J. Riggs
Indianapolis
Ind
John Cloud
Macy
I. Copperrine
Peoria
Ills
J. C. Shields
Varna
J. A. Baker
J. R. Edwards
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Gaunt
Millie Gaunt
Elburn
J. E. Banister
Minneapolis
Minn
R. W. Hagmaier
Bucknes
Q. J. Brown
Gardner Tucker
S. P. Johnson
J. H. Hutchinson
C. McMasters
C. H. Walsh
S. E. Webb
Confessions of a Wife and a Letter Writer
A wife narrates a series of letters from Dick describing his business success in the school book trade and his personal resolve to reform drinking while seeking forgiveness. She recalls their memories, questions whether love can be renewed, and hints at inner jealousy and pride as the exchange continues.
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Heart
Margie
Lucky
Mollie
Sonny
Little Book
Mobile Civil Service Association Formed
John D. Wilkins was elected president and M. Henry secretary of Mobile’s Civil Service Retirement Association branch formed Wednesday night in the customs office. The group aims to provide pensions for retired civil service workers and aspires to national scope. Col lector P. W. Maer spoke on advisory support though not eligible for membership. Post master Thornton Special Deputy Collector John S. Callagham and Muse Alston also addressed the meeting.
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John D. Wilkins
M. Henry
Mobile
Civil Service Retirement Association
Customs Office
Civil Service
Customs
John S. Callagham
Muse Alston
Mobile Post Office
Southern spends more in South than received
For every dollar paid by the South for transportation in December 1915, the Southern Railway Company paid $1.17 to South-based labor and suppliers due to construction. The December labor disbursements totaled $5,861,516, with $5,082,687 going to Southern individuals and industries, $743,408 more than Southern transportation payments, per Comptroller A. H. Plant.
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England
India
South
Washington
Southern Railway Company
A. H. Plant
Advertise Keynote of Hardware Association Address
President Matthias Ludlow of Newark urged members to advertise at the fifteenth annual convention in Pittsburgh. He emphasized that local paper ads reach hundreds of homes and inform people about available goods for sale. Adverting, he said, is essential for success.
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Pittsburgh
Matthias Ludlow
Newark
N. J
Pennsylvania and Atlantic Seaboard Hardware Men’s Association
Ludlow
Rees Murder Case Opens Dr Not Guilty Plea Filed
Purvis Mississippi February 10 in circuit court S E Rees charged with the murder of W A Blackburn last October pleaded not guilty. Case set for trial Friday morning.
Home Remedy Promises Quick Cough Relief With Pinex
An article extols Pinex as a potent pine extract cough remedy that targets inflamed membranes. It instructs mixing 2 1/4 ounces Pinex with plain sugar syrup to make a pint, priced at 54 cents, with full directions and a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
The Question Box Answers Life Expectancy And Public Health
The Q A notes life expectancy at ages 25 50 and 75 38.81 20.91 and 6.27 years. It describes the United States Public Health Service its structure divisions hospitals stations and quarantines and mentions Nellie Custis and Eleanor Parke Lewis as Martha Washington relatives.
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Ans
National Public Health Board
United States Public Health Service
Treasury Department
Insular
Washington
Do. W. B
Martha Washington
Nellie Custis
Eleanor Parke Lewis
John Parke Custis
Major Lawrence Lewis
Private I and the Leather Meat Knife Exchange
A jailbreak joke scene shows a Private I complaining to a sergeant that tough meat resists cutting with a dull knife. The sergeant retorts with a brisk, cheeky line about strapping the knife to the meat to improve cutting.
Glass of Salts Kidney Health Advice Ad
An advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a remedy to flush kidneys and prevent bladder disorders. It claims meat eating causes uric acid buildup that blocks kidney function and links kidney sluggishness to rheumatism headaches liver trouble nervousness and more. It urges a four ounce dose daily before breakfast to improve kidney action and blood purity.
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Sava
Caribbean and Southern Steamship to Windward Islands Service
Caribbean and Southern Steamship Co announces regular Sreniente service to Windward and Leeward ports. Sailings include Port au Prince Haiti Guadeloupe Martinique Barbados and Demerara with calls at other West Indies ports as cargo allows. Further information available from Hern Steamship Co in Mobile Alabama.
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Caribbean & Southern Steamship Co., Inc
Seeberg Steamship Co
Windward
Leeward
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Guadeloupe
Martinique
Barbados
Unidad
Demerara
West Indies
Hern Caribbean & Southern Steamship Coo., Inc
Chesbiney
Obile
Alabama
Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railway Sheds Storage Space
The Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railway offers limited deep water dock space on the west bank of the river for lumber logs ties or heavy commodities needing storage or water facilities. Shed space is also available and any needed space can be secured on Blakely Island.
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West Bank
Blakely Island
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Lottie, Ala
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Mt. Vernon
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