Pecan and Laine Church Services Attract Large Attendance
Sunday services at Pecan and Laine churches drew broad crowds with high interest in sermons. Bad weather disrupted regular appointment at Laie Sun day, as rain delays planting amid persistent wet ground. Plans for a new Presbyterian church move forward with donated material and property, aiming for swift construction.
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Pecan
Laine
Fenceprela
Ihhurch
al Ways
New Presbyterian Church
Clamps Improve Bootblack Foot Rest For Shining
A novel footrest for bootblacks uses clamps that grip the shoe soles to hold a guest's foot steady during polishing. Short riders reach the rest with difficulty, while longer patrons enjoy a secure hold as brushes operate. A handle under the toe instantly locks and unlocks the clamps.
What Thin Folks Should Do To Gain Weight
Advice for thin men and women from physician endorsed Sargol. The article notes many seek fat with fad diets and cures, but a regenerative preparation called Sargol reportedly aids digestion, provides concentrated fats, and strengthens nerves, promising noticeable flesh and strength in a month. Van Antwerp Drug Co. and leading druggists supply, with caution for nervous individuals seeking large gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Antwerp Drug Co
Sargo
Cottage Hill Sunday School Rally On North Alabama Farm Update
Town churches report Sunday services crowded at BAY MINETTE and Cottage Hill. Mark Weber buys forty acres of oranges and expands cultivation. The Cottage Hill Sunday school showcased talks and recitations, with officials hoping to build a banner class soon. Concerns about sweet potatoes include weather delays and storage tips to prevent rotting.
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Methodist and
Bee Oor Cde
Mark Weber
Cottage Hills
Cottage Hill
Naeoniangal
Andes School
Alabama Sunday School Association
Ort H. Ert
Beslean Coney Sunday School
Intervn
Food campaign draws 7000 Negro farmers to Macon County
In Tuskegee Alabama on February 23 the two day food campaign reached every farming area of Macon County with six demonstration crews led by George R. Bridgeforth. About 3600 seed packages were distributed at reduced cost with support from white merchants Cartwright Lasslie R H Boyd Johnston Howard Lewis and A J Wilborn among others.
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Tuskeghe
Ala
Macon County
R. H. Boyd Grocery Company
Johnston Drug Company
Howard Drug Company
Lewis Drug Company
A. J. Wilborn
George R. Bridgeforth
Tuscegee Normal School
Bureau of Plant Industry
Washington, D. C
Tuskegee
Institute
Vitalitas praised in Alabama testimonials across Mobile
Advertised as a universal tonic, Vitalitas is hailed by residents in Mobile and nearby towns for relief from indigestion eczema rheumatism and general debility. The ad cites multiple unnamed customers and claims daily availability at Sutton and local drugstores.
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Alabama
Mobile
Ww. Co
A. T. Moore
New Jersey
P. L. Dodgen
Augusta St
O. H. Davis
Nme
Prichard
Suburb
Nature
Sutton
All
Local Notes and Court Docket from St Stephens Ala
Feb 28 report from St Stephens Alabama highlights new home purchases by Lige Davis family and a improving sick case Emmet Wilson. social visits from Albert Prim Jr of Jackson and luncheon hosted by Mary Wilson. churchgoers attended Cortelyou Sunday school convention. capital murder cases on upcoming docket include J Jim Richardson Jerry James Coretta Law and Orso. local petition seeks thirty day furlough for Orso due to wife illness in Montosh.
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Mistles
Mattle Lee Kimbrough
Glendine
Sarah Boykin
Willi
George Boykin
Cortelyou
Chasom
J. Jim Richardson
Jerry James
Coretta Law
J. A. Arso, Jr
Alex Law
Orso
Montosh
Ala
Cement man touts rat proofing progress at Mobile show
Louis A. Young of the Association of American Portland Cement Manufacturers spoke at a livestock show and sought details from Engineer R. P DuValie on government rat proofing work in Mobile. He will relay findings to answer inquiries, noting wide publicity and satisfactory progress led by DuValie, who handles the project single handedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Young
Association of American Portland Cement Manufacturers
R. P duValile
Mobile
Young
Mobije
DuValie
Home Remedies at Exhibit Draw Attention at Mobile Fair
The Natona Company booth from Mobile highlights percolation and evaporation in Natona remedies made from acid iron earth near Bladon Springs. Bartonry's display showcases varied domestic arts from kindergarten to high school needlework as the exhibit nears completion. Miss Elizabeth Schryver’s corset booth features a live model drawing many Mobile visitors.
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Alba
Card
George Maloney
Natona Company
Mobile
Natona
Bladon Springs
Ala
Barton Ny
Elizabeth Schryver
Mode Debus
New York
Symptoms of Lung Trouble and Patent Medicine Claims
Read this advertisement claim for Eckmanns Alterative quoting a testimonial from Mary Korhamer about recovery from bronchitis after two years. Rosa Voelpel also endorses the product with a personal recovery story from New York at 208 W Thirty sixth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eckmann
Thirty-sixth St
New York
Mary Korhamer
Perregan
Alow
Rosa Voelpel
Semmes Community Notes Include Homes, Visitors and Party
The Semmes scene records a thief with silver and provisions, new home occupancy by F B Phelps, orchard sale to Jack Sloan, Owen purchasing Dr. Purvince's home, and Bible class activities at Semmes Baptist Church. Nursery stock boom, a new barber shop under J W Ripple, and local visits to Mobile and Crichton accompany numerous social gatherings and personal updates.
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A.T
F. EB. Phelps
Semmes
Micholl
Owen
Purvince
Ohio
Semmes Baptist Church
Saibara Nursery
Gong & Rushing
J. W. Ripple
Tinois
A. Car
Ala
J. W
Es Howell
Ng Wood
P. G. Christopher
Mobile
Allen's School
Nan, King
Lena Christopher
Rena Burfoot
Iva King
Effie Christopher
Frances Ripple
Fillie Christopher
Messrs
Charlie Cogburn
Sam Christopher
L. C. McCrary
Leland Wulff
T. Tange
H. Makajima
I Yamamoto
Margaret Oriein
Crichton
Elma
T. E. Cogburn
H. M. Jarvis
Grand Bay
J. B. Wear
Francis Biffie
Nan King
Fillie
H. R. Cogburn
Toinette
Lea Roberts
Camden News Briefs From Ala Details Route Change and Local Events
Camden Alabama notes a new rural route No 3 from Camden to Nellie replacing the Nel lie star route. Several offices including Nellie Bilger Burson and O Le a Neenah are discontinued. Local high school baseball games, social visits and club meetings are reported along with illness and travel updates. Community events include chautauqua circles Camden Tennyson and Methodist Missionary Society activities and church services.
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Camden
Ala
Nellie
Ellie
Ee Bilger
Burson
O’lea
Neenah
Winston Jones
Ella Albritton
Rebecca Miller
Bert Seasons
Roy Tiddell
Veenah Hobart
Julia Jones
Arnold Cook
M. E. Curtis
Rock West
Judson Hawthorne
Bancroft
Idaho
F. Smitherman
Arlington
Methodist Missionary Society
Mesdames - Harris Matthews
J. W. Turnipseed
Norman D. Godbold
Methodist Church
Northcutt of
Selma
Burial of William Paton Cothran in Magnolia Cemetery
The remains of William Paton Cothran were laid to rest Monday afternoon at Magnolia Cemetery in a service at 3 o clock from the family home on Spring Hill and Hyland avenues. Rev. D A Planck of the Central Presbyterian officiated as pallbearers and floral designs adorned the grave.
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W. P. Cothran
William Paton Cothran
Magnolia Cemetery
el Hg
Spring Hill
Hyland Avenues
D. A. Planck
Central Presbyterian
M. V. Ant
W. A. Copeland
John J. Knott
Bearman
William Gass
E. V. O’connor
Funeral for William B. Sater Held at Pleasant Avenue Home
The Monday burial from the family home on Pleasant Avenue near St Stephens Road drew a large crowd. Rev A G Richards of Trinity Episcopal Church conducted the service and Magnolia was the interment site. Pallbearers included William Lott William Pritchard Dan McFadyen Henry Parsons Finley McFadyen and Dave Parsons.
Burial of Miss B Cullom With Service By Rev Brady
Funeral for Bridget Cullom was held with Rev Father Daniel Brady officiating. The service took place near Mrs J Lindstrom's residence at 612 South Conception Seen by BS. Burial followed at a cemetery with no floral designs among the attendees including Gibson James R Locler John Henry Williams John Lavinghouse and Tim Whastietine.
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B. Cullom
Daniel Brady
Bridget Cullom
Brews ton Department Notes on Health and Local News
Brewton department reports on cholera serum treatment trials for hogs, with Farm & Livestock and local schools adopting the method. Postmaster Schad resigns. C. R. Rankin to succeed. Rural schools to be used for educational purposes only. New broom factory planned along Conecuh river. Negro arrested for horse theft. City in darkness after power house engine break. Strawberry crops promising around Castleberry. Brewton poultry show prizes noted for several breeds. Sydney Johnston linked to Civil War battle at Mount Carmel.
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Brewroyue
Ny Pan
M Nell Farm & Livestock
W. H. S R. A. Strong
Downing Industrial School
Hirgohman
L. B. Hirechman
Schad
C. R Rankin
Bank of Brewton
County Board of Education
W. 8. Neal
W. M. Zeppernick
Conecuh
John T. Kelly
Brewton
R. M. Rahon
Castleberry
Evergreen
Lato
R. I. Sowell
Plymouth Rocks
C. P. Holman
A. G. Weaver
Rhode Island
J. L. Byrd
Jefferson County Rural Carriers Reorganized
In Birmingham on February 28 Samuel Reynolds chaired the reorganization of the Jefferson County Rural Letter Carriers Association at the Government building. J A Rountree urged rural carriers as road inspectors and praised good roads support. George Huddleston pledged interest in road issues. Reynolds then headed to Tuscaloosa to organize other counties.
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Birmingham
Ala
Samuel Reynolds
National
Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Jefferson County Letter Carriers’ Association
J. A. Rountree
United States Good Roads Association
Alabama, Good Roads Association
Seore Rountree
George Huddleston
Jefferson
Ailments of Men Promoted as Quick Restoratives
An advertisement touts three grain Cadomene tablets as a home remedy for male vitality and nervous exhaustion. It claims easy self administration in sealed tubes, no opiates, and no physician needed, promising restored vigor and happiness.
Reduced Rentals Map of City Homes and Lots
A list of multiple rental properties and residences with addresses along Government Street and surrounding streets. Entries describe 2 story frame houses, 2 story brick residences, and a 1 story frame home, including locations near Michigan Avenue Lafayette Street Augusta Street and Washington Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government St
Michigan Avenue
S. HE
St. Anthony and
Joachim Sts
S. Hamilton
Church and
Government Sts
Montauk
Hallett
Georgia Avenue
Een and
Julia Sts
Lafayette
Augusta St
Washinston Square
Augusta
Washin Aniace
Meat and Pasta Costs Sparks Dietitian Advice
A reader questions rising fan food bills and dietitian Dr Hutchison discusses economical choices. The piece highlights Faust Macaroni as a cheaper option and notes various uses and effects of meat and macaroni in diets.
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Dr. Hutchison
Soetha
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