Community Notes on Local Visitors and Illness
Mrs H P Hirschfield attended a board meeting of the Council of Jewish Women in New York and returned home Saturday. Agnes Fowlkes came back from Birmingham after visiting Mr and Mrs F B I and social engagements. Friends of Mrs Frank lament her illness lasting six weeks and report hopeful signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Hirschfield
Touncl of
Jewish Women In
New
Agnes Fowlkes
Mrs. F. B. i
Birmingham
Barber of the Tonopah Dies and Is Buried Here
John McCants longtime barber on the U S monitor Tonopah died after a brief illness. An able seaman in the Navy, he served in the vessel’s special branch. He was buried Tuesday at national Cemetery following services at the United States Marine Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCants
United States
Tonopah
United States Marine Hospital
McCants
Baman
al Benors
Master Dromure Sails Under Phillaps in Early Records
The fragment notes a master named Dromure associated with the vessel Phillaps, with unclear ownership or consing details. The entry mentions Ss. S and UE, D, 7, suggesting archival codes or classifications in maritime records. Further context from surrounding text would clarify the roles and dates involved.
Pallbearers Attend Funeral for Peidore Dahlheimer
Pedore Dahlheimer died Tuesday February 24 1934 at 1 20 AM aged 53. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from his residence.
Drama of Year at New Orleans Rex Mardi Gras Parade
The Rex pageant and 43rd Mardi Gras parade divided honors in New Orleans drawing thousands of revelers despite a cold wave. The procession featured bands, twenty floats, and masked crowds filling Canal Street, with Rex ball and Comus tableaux to follow as Lent nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
Canal Street
Athenaem
County Board Meeting Rescheduled to Wednesday Noon
The board of revenue and road commissioners postponed Monday sessions due to carnival and light calendar business. The meeting has been called for Wednesday at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Judge Mayfield completes US Supreme Court digest work
Judge James J. Mayfield of the Alabama Supreme Court visited the Mardi Gras carnival and revealed completion of a digest of United States Supreme Court reports. He is a candidate seeking re election with strong support in Mobile County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Mayfield
Alabama Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Alabama
Alabama
Mayfield
Michigan Supreme Court
Mobile County
W. F. Wilkinson
Arrest Made After Theft At Reiss Mercantile
Will Jones, a black man, was arrested Monday by Detective Levine Bauer as he left Reiss Mercantile Company with a bolt of goods. He was booked on robbery charges at police headquarters and police recovered additional articles from his pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Jones
Levine Bauer
Reiss Mercantile Company
Captain Richard P. Blalack Ill at Home
Captain Richard P. Blalack a Confederate veteran and former businessman is ill at his home at 350 South Jefferson Street after returning several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Blalack
South
Jefferson Street
Oarsmen of Chester Demand Rematch at Carnival Row
The Chester rowing crew, defeated by the Winona, challenge any naval vessel in port to a rematch. Chester protested their disqualification for fielding a cutter with twelve men, while Winona awaits details as both sides prepare for a potential race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Winona
Suster Inisnine
Paddle Operator Fined in Gambling Case
Edward Brayton was arraigned in the recorder's court Monday afternoon for operating a paddle wheel in violation of state gambling law and fined 26 dollars or fifty days. Walter Fletcher, charged with running a blind tiger in Fisher's alley, was arraigned but the case was continued to summon witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Brayton
Recorder’s Court
Walter Fletcher
Fisher's Alley
Eckman’s Alterative touted as lung disease remedy
A testimonial letter from Mrs H K Brildy of Keyser West Virginia lauds Eckman’s Alterative for curing a severe malaria diagnosed lung involvement after months of illness. The ad claims decades of use and broad effectiveness for throat and lung ailments with no narcotics or habit forming drugs. It promotes Braswell’s Drug Store and the Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia for more evidence and a recoveries booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. St. Keyser
W. Va
H. K. Brildy
Eckman
Braswell
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Empire Theatre Ad Teases Harbor Battle Ship Movie
A cryptic fashion of an advertisement urges audiences to visit the Empire Theatre for a show about life aboard a battle ship in our harbor, claiming exclusivity. The piece promises a unique glimpse into naval battle drama.
Prairie Will Go to Mexico With Force of Marines
The naval transport Prairie in port will sail for Mexico with about 300 marines after visiting Pensacola. Chester will depart to Vera Cruz to watch troubled Mexico, under Captain Moffet. The Prairie and supporting ships head to Pensacola before Mexico voyage, with torpedo destroyers Monaghan Sterett and Terry moving to New Orleans then other Gulf cities.
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Prairie
Mexico
Pensacola
Praierie
Mobile
Chester
México
Moffet
Vera Crus
Tonopah
Fla
Monaghan
Sterett
Terry
New Orleans
Gulf
Constipation Vanishes Charity Ad From Hot Springs
A vintage ad touts a tonic claiming to relieve constipation, liver torpor and biliousness. It promises increased energy and clearer skin after a week with a night dose, and offers a 26 cent box and a money back guarantee with a free sample from Hot Springs Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot , Chemical Co
Hot Springs
Ark
Spectacular corner brick building offers 35 rooms downtown
Large three and a half story brick building on a corner lot with thirty five rooms is offered for sale at a sacrifice and on favorable terms. A splendid opportunity for the right man.
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F. A. Cirlot
Dexter Avenue
Church Streets
City
Bell
Main Springs
C. H
St. Emanuel St
J. Eosabeth
N. W
Aid Royal
Reynolds
Sony
Davis Avenue
Prich
Whistler
Peoples Employment
Dauphin Street
I. M
St. Emanuel Street
Monroe
Dauphin Way
Broad St
P.O
P. O. Box
Re- Siireks
Avoir
St. Joseph
Conti I
Claiborne Sts
Mobile Gas Co
E-C. B. Percy
Augusta St. Ss Square
Barber OF
Consigen Ss. S. “Dromure
Et UE
Phillaps
Mobils
Satsumas
Orangeburg
E. E. Posey & CO
van Antwerp
Bell Phone
Bay Front
Dan Williams
Magnolia Compress and Warehouse Co
R. B. Turner
Asst
Carl Meyer
Dauphin and
Scott
Room
Crichton Lumber CO
Springhill Avenue
Dog River
Neshota
Mertz Station
Rex
County Board
Alabam
Tyr & Northern
Quest
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Miss. & Texas
Chi. L.d
Peereent Potas
Cin
Bares Memmo
Keeley Institute OF
Alasama
Eesti
America
Blalack
Fil
Eekman
Hekman
Orange Belt
Mobile, Ala
Empire Theatre
Adv
ROCHE
BURKE
Undertakers
St. Joseph and
State Streets
Columbia
Es. M. Smith Piano CO
Masonic Temple
Mississippi
Wayne County
Miss
Greene County
Ala
Mane
Ayer
Thomas St. John
Government Street
Head of Marine
Sash and Blind Factory
Tennessee and
Cedar Streets
Sage, Burgett & Guild Real Estate
St. Francis Street
West Bayou
Charleston
N. L. Vickers
Chas. R. G. Schimpf
Mobile In
Meridian
Terminal 230
Bay Shore
H. E. Jones, IR
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