Merry Makers Organize in Whistler
The Merry Makers were organized at Lucile Lyle s home with officers Emma Wright president Pearl Wheeler first vice Frank Laws second vice Frank Williams secretary Susie Jones assistant secretary Lucile Lyle treasurer and Gertrude Smith assistant treasurer. Members include Laura Grace Myers Margaret Flynn Celedia Wright Eugenia Flynn Edna Laws Antoinette Kercher Jesse Gilchrist Agnes Saxon Annie Mae Little Leon Rane John Rane. The next meeting will be Saturday at Edna Laws home. William Mays Promoted, News was received in Whistler.
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Knowlton's Danderine Promises Dandruff Solution
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a 25 cent remedy for dandruff, falling hair, and itchy scalp. It claims rapid action within ten minutes and promises soft lustrous hair with no dandruff, no itch, and fuller growth.
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Whistler native William Mays promoted to chief bill clerk
William Mays, once The Item's agent in Whistler, has been promoted to chief bill clerk for the Alabama Great Southern railroad in Birmingham. Local readers express congratulations as the town notes his achievement and ongoing community updates.
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Local YMCA Triumph Over University Team in Mobile Match
Mobile defeated the University five with strong shooting from the Cunningham brothers and Martin. Steber Holt and guard Midgett contributed, while Harsh endured an injured face but played on. The game featured clean play, steady passing, and high scoring in the second half for the Mobile squad.
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Jitney Service Begins In Mobile On Government Street
The first Jitneymobile five cent taxicab service started on Government street in Mobile. The seven passenger car runs a continuous loop from Government to Catherine and back, then Royal and St Francis, continuing along Conception to Government. Also notes social news of Miss Miriam Blount debutante party with guests from Georgia and New York.
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Mobile Telephone Society Holds Second Social
The Mobile Telephone Society held its second social of the year at the Colonial Room of the Cawthon Hotel with about thirty attendees. Manager C. B. Hervey presided and spoke on keeping telephone secrets heard on hotel lines, noting his honor of connecting phones in every room.
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Cessna to give river trip for unobstructed view of King
Cessna plans a river trip to provide spectators an open view of King aboard the craft. The event aims to offer a clear line of sight for onlookers along the riverbank.
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Excursion Steamer Cessna Prepares for King's Arrival
Felix aboard the Winona notes the Charlies E Cessna will depart the foot of Dauphin street at 11 30 Monday with capacity for a thousand passengers. A seven piece orchestra will provide dancing aboard as the ship convoys the king's flagship to its berth.
Niehoff to Cincinnati Nationals in Trade to Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports that third baseman Niehoff of the Cincinnati Nationals will be traded to Philadelphia in exchange for a yet unspecified return. The move unsettles both clubs as talks continue.
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