Mrs J Gore Hosts Methodists Class Gathering
In Jackson on February 18 Mrs J Gore hosted the Methodist class No 6 at her home after weekly meetings at the college. The gathering included a cordial invitation, refreshments, and a busy group led by officers Daisy Simpkins Morgan Ruth Bar treasurer, with several attendees listed among the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gore
Methodiat Yy
Moore
Alway
Daisy Simpkins
Press- Morgan
Ruth
Remedy Promises Health Boost From Vitalitas Tonic
An interview with B E Richard of Standard Fish Co describes Vitalitas as a trusted tonic. He claims it cleanses toxins and revives health, noting lighter symptoms after taking two bottles. The ad urges readers to visit Richardson's drug store or write for a demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Richard
Standard Fish Company
Bingham
Birmingham
Hon
National Company
Is Packing Company
Richardson
Grand Duchess of Luxemburg Snubs Kaiser on His Birthday
Geneva Feb 13 The Grand Duchess Marie of Luxemburg refused to meet the Kaiser, staying with her people in her palace which is effectively her prison as German troops pass through the duchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Grand Duchy of
Luxemburg
Belgium
Marie
Resinol Ends Severe Eczema in Boston Man
Edward F. McCullough of Mattapan describes a blistering full body eczema that resisted eight remedies until using Resinol Ointment and Soap. He reports immediate itching relief and complete cure with no remaining blemishes. Samples offered by Resinol in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Edward F. McCullough
River St
Mattapan
Dept. 6-R
Resinol
Baltimore
Mobile Carnival Hosts Alabama Legislature Visitors
A Mobile Carnival weekend welcomed Alabama lawmakers from Montgomery with private yacht cruises and events. Senators Hartwell and Grayson joined in hosting, while others from Mobile and surrounding counties assisted with entertainments for visitors aboard the revenue cutter Winona and at local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobilesie RA
Alabama
Montgomery
Sahal
Yostealoe
Flournoy
Fuzzy Oodruff
Walter Harper
Leon W. Friedman
Betty
Fred Gormley
David Holt
Legislative Party
Ee Party
Tien . Hartwell
Mobile
W. H. KE
J. H. Holmes
Bay Minette
C E. Jones
Clio
B. F. Weathere
Roanoke
J. R. Bell
J. R. Bell, Mrs. Bell and Daughtr, Gordo; J.T. Denson
Eutaw
C . Higgins
Cullman
Claude A. Grayson
Bart B Yom
W. P. Wilson
C. W. Brown
Jackson Courtty
Fred Fite
Tuscaloosa
Isadore Shapiro
Birmingham
A. Wi Rayson
Gurley
Ira Thompson
Ray Minette
H. A. Thompson
Greenville
A. Brown
Attalla
W. G. Carlton
Dadeville
W. J. Grady
Stroud
E. D. Johnston
Madison
T. L. Harvey
Marshall County
The
Birmingham News
Fuzzy) Woodruff
Advertiser
Age-Herald
Register
Item
United States Revenue
Winona
Felix III
Sclons
Hartwell
Bart. B.‘ Chamberlain
W. E.P. Wilson
Sam C. Jenkins
Baldwin
Foley News Briefs Highlight Local Transfers and Plans
Mr and Mrs John Footer sold twenty acres southeast of Foley to H T Nally of Kentucky who plans citrus planting this spring. Claud Peteet sold Ward Cady eighty acres to F M Cullison of Pennsylvania, who arrived with family to take possession. Cady plans to locate in town after the San Francisco fair trip and visits Michigan this summer. Mrs C Kenady placed last in a spelling contest at the school. Mrs Frank Kuhn travels to Mobile for Mardi Gras then returns midweek. N H Monteith sold a town lot to C A Armantrout who will open a second hand furniture store. J H Garnet and wife moved to Wilden Frell farm near Elberta. Mrs Russell and daughters tour Mardi Gras in Mobile. Mr and Mrs H Brockman hosted a 500 party Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Ala
John Footer
H. T. Nally
Kentucky
Claud Peteet
Ward Cady
F. M. Cullison
Pennsylvania
H. J. Williamson
Michigan Avenue
Cady
San Francisco
California
Michigan
C. ¥. Kenady
Frank Kuhn
Mobile
Old Folks Face Constipation Warns Of Aged Digestion
The piece explains that aging slows bowels and reduces activity, causing constipation in many seniors. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, effective laxative blend and mentions a free trial by writing to Dr W B Well in Monticello, I.
Potato Plant Starts Early Draws in Dyas Alabama
One car of Irish potatoes has arrived and is being distributed to local farmers eager for an early market. Home Gardens Land Company has begun potato production using hot beds and steam heat to supply early draws. Community residents and visitors are noted, including A B Clymer’s Washington-born mother and various moves and visits around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyas
Ala
Home Gardens Land Company
A. B. Clymer
Ellensburg
Washington
John. D. Ripley
Ripley
G. T. Weekley
Perdido
Orie Wiel
Falco
Fla
Vivian
Ada Pate
Hallas Fork School Improvement Association
Wesley Hitchcock
Illinois
H. L. Johnson
L. R
J. B. Weekley
Weekley Bros
Jiles Phillips
Dyas Naval Stores Company
L.R. Weekley
Laura Thomley
Mobile
Durves from Kentucky Bring Record Price at McCoy Bros
McCoy Bros. in Wiggins Mississippi announce the arrival of two high-bred Durves from Kentucky costing 160560 dollars. The colt is son of Defender, a noted international grand champion, and among the highest bred stock. Also notes a forthcoming talk by Prof. P H Sanders at the agricultural college and a local death from measles pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggins
Miss
McCoy Bros
Kentucky
International Grand’ Champion Board
P. H. Sanders
Agricultural and Mechanical College
R. M. McCandlisgs
Agnes Willimoes
A. Willimoes
Citronelle Business Men Call Meeting on Good Roads
Citronelle Alabama notices a February 22 gathering by the Citronelle Business Men's Association to discuss an automobile highway from Mobile to Meridian Mississippi. The plan aims to show unified support and set a definite route for improved traffic with local meetings urged to prepare recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citronelle B. M. A
Citronellee
Ala
Citronelle Business Men's Association
Mobile
Meridian
Miss
Citronelle
Butler County Crop Diversification Campaign Underway
United States District Demonstrator A. D. Whitehead and County Demonstrator J. S. Helms with local businessmen and farmers organize an itinerary for a crop diversification program in Butler County. Local residents express interest and expect success in the reform effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Ala
United States _District
A. D. Whitehead
J. S. Helms
Butler County
Rn 4
Danderine Ad Promises Dandruff Relief
An old print advertises a 25 cent bottle of Danderine available at drugstores. It instructs to pour a little into the hand rub into the scalp with fingertips and claims that by morning most or all dandruff will be removed after two or three applications.
Pollard Lodge N 255 Elects Delegates for Newton Meeting
Pollard Alabama February 14 Knights of Pythias Lodge 255 elected delegates W T Mayo F Curtis H N Lee R H Scroggins and W C Sellers to attend the Newton gathering February 26. J K Jackson of Montgomery visited with W L Withers of Withers Turpentine Co. local happenings include seed Irish potatoes being unloaded for planting and a baby girl born February 9 weighing 11 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollard
Ala
Pollard Lodge No
Knights of Pyth
Ea Ar Owen
Ewton
W. T. Mayo
F. Curtis
H. N. Lee
R. H. Scroggins
W. C. Sellers
Montgomery
Bluff Springs
Fla
M. J. Pringle
Castleberry
J. Fitzgerald
Sally
Flomaton
J. H. Williams
L. M. Rhoda
J. H. Collins
Milton
Pensacola
L. Jernigan
Cy Male
Annie
Embroidery Club
Mary Belle Burnett
Willie Edwards
Willie
T. S. Lowell
Hokett
Thorza Glendenning
Robertsdale
Mayo
Order of the Eastern Star
Glendenning
R. W. Brooks
Perdido
Baptist Church
Pineapple Notes Add Events Among Pine Apple Folks
Mrs. F M Kirkpatrick travels to Montgomery to visit her son Dr B Kirkpatrick. Relatives visit Camden Rock West and Mobile Mardi Gras plans are noted for several residents. Funeral of Mrs J B Lloyd draws out of town attendees. The embroidery club postpones meeting due to the death. Frank Melton becomes government fertilizer inspector starting March 1. City council prohibits loose horses with a new law to take effect March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ala
F. M. Kirkpatrick
Montgomery
B. Kirkpatrick
J. H. Mills
Little Nettie Harriss
Camden
Rock West
George Nicholson
Lawler Snowden
Mobile
Corinne Melton
Walter Stuart
Bay Minette
Joe Poole
Butler Springs
J. Sam Bennett
Neenah
J. B. Lioyd
J. B. Lloyd
David Mason
Plantersville
Joe Mason
Monroeville
Pat Mathesson
Snow Hill
Sol D. Bloch
Stanford
Camdeners
Young Ladies Embroidery
Frank Melton
M. F. Jackson
Alabama
Mire
Over 110000 Tons Of Food Sent To Belgians Since Relief Began
New York Feb 15 More than 110000 tons of food had been sent to Belgium up to January 20 by the relief commission. Carzons were shipped more than twice the week before. Of these shipments 20356 tons were wheat 2340 tons flour with 531 tons other foods. Of 111713 tons shipped medical stores totaled 652 tons. The commission notes rising food need in Belgium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belgium
Commission For Relief In
Carzons
Commission
Motorist charged with reckless driving after injuring boy
L. M. Sandoz of Cherokee four south of Government street was arrested for reckless and furious driving. He allegedly struck a boy riding a bicycle on Government near Catherine, causing minor injuries. The bicycle rider's name was not learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Sandoz
Cherokee
Government Street
The
Recorder
Hess President of Temple Again Honors by Members
Henry Hess was honored by Temple members despite wartime conditions. Memorial services paid tribute to Jacob Pollock Isadore Dahlheimer Leopold Hammel Louis Lowenthal and L Meyer. Board vacancies were filled by Bernard Kahn Jacob Reiss Heyman Gabriel and Hertry A Forchheimer. Sabbath school board members named Leo N Brown Charles Hess and Sol Kahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hess
Sun Gay
Jacob Pollock
Isadore Dahlheimer
Leopold Hammel
Louis Lowenthal
L. Meyer
Bernard Kahn
Jacob Reiss
Heyman Gabriel
Hertry A. Forchheimer
Leo N. Brown
Charles Hess
Sol Kahn
Fire destroys residence in Myrtlewood near Linden
Fred Evans' home at Myrtlewood Alabama about ten miles from Linden burned last night around eight o'clock. Poor wire connections delayed details but reports say no deaths and many effects were saved. Insurance partly covered losses. The younger crowd had a valentine party at Mr and Mrs W H Whitlows yesterday evening and enjoyed a splendid time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
Ala
Fred Evans
Myrtlewood
W. H. Whitlows
Leakesville County Fields Day draws large crowd
Leakesville reports a busy County Fields Day in progress since Friday with record attendance. This third event in the county features a planned basketball game this afternoon between Edakeeville and Lucedale girls, refereed by Prof. Hig Bell of Lucedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leakesville
Iss
Edakeeville
Lucedale Girls
Hig, Bell
Lucedale
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonial Claims
A newspaper feature touts genuine unsolicited letters praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from nervous spells bearing down pains and other female ailments. Letters from Mrs Walters of Camden and Mrs Rioxrops of Hanover illustrate dramatic improvements after trying the remedy and urge others to test it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Campia
N.J
Manes
Walt
Hanover, Pa
C. A. Rioxrops
R.F.D. No
Hanover
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Claude Montgomery
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Methodist
Valentine
Etta Oliver
Alda Mae Cravey
Mary Morgan
Ernestine Roberts
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I. Simpkins
Bertha
Sabrea
Mae Chunn
Amanda Moore
Maybell. Barrow
Treasury
Dave Calhoun
R. Calhoun
Grove Hill
H. Bolen
Eula
May Grayson
McIntosh
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Walter . Pritchett
Zimco
M. J. McAndrews
Moellel
Seeberg
Steamship Service
Windward and
Leeward Islands
Central
South America
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Curacao
Kingston
Jamaica
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Jdacmel
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Gulf City Dye Works
England
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Navy Department
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British Isles
David Dow
London
United
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