D A R Presidency Candidates Named By Pensacola Journal
The Pensacola Journal reports two contenders for the Daughters of the American Revolution presidency, Mrs. George J Guernsey of Kansas and Mrs. William Cummings Storey of New York, with Storey seeking re election and Guernsey aiming to lead the organization. The contest is expected to shape the next president general in the April election.
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Guernsey
Storey
Pensacola Journal
George J. Guernsey
William Cummings Storey
Daughters of the American Revolution
William Do. Storey
New York
George T. Guernsey
Kansas
Guy
Ndependence
Kans
Newman Circle
T. P. Norville
Inge Murphy
Newman Circle of
Nashville
Z. M. P. Inge
Atov
Chambers
von Weber
Kathleen Donahue
Fidelis Halon
H. Libby
Marshall Jackson
Ben Chambers
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Hellena Henken Adams
Rubinstein
Mary LeBaron
George van Echop
Charlotte
N. C
Helen
Ray Norville
First Bluebird Returns Amid Snow And Rain
Report notes LAD and bluebird sightings as weather turns unsettled with continued snowfall and rain. The fragment references precipitation, wind, and changing spring signals in a coastal region.
Natona Tonic Promises Help For Aging Centers
Physicians and friends tout NATONA as a safe aid for the elderly. Made from Acid Iron Earth mined at Bladon Springs Alabama, NATONA tablets and related products claim to restore strength, energy, appetite, and spirits with a daily regimen of tablets and tonics. Available at druggists or from The Natona Company Mobile Alabama.
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Bladon Springs
Ala
Natona Company, Inc
Mobile
Supper for Mr. O Brien at K of C Hall
The distinguished comedian Neil O’Brien and about a dozen troupe members joined Mobile Knights of Columbus for a supper after his Lyric performance. The informal gathering featured songs, dancing, and a private minstrel program in the assembly room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil O’brien
Mobile
Knights of Columbus Hall
O'Brien
Lyric
Mobile Council
O’brien
Mobile Knights of Columbus
Miss Irma Verree Hosts Sewing Club Meeting
The Sewing Club gathered for a morning of sewing and chatting with Miss Irma Verree. All members attended except Corinne and Lillian Thoss, no guests invited. A noon luncheon followed by musical selections from the talented members.
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Miss Irma Pearcet
Irma Verree
Corinne
Lillian Thoss
Friday social clubs and bake sale notices
The Friday Bridge Club meets with Miss Celia Webb at 2 pm. The Friday Afternoon Social Club meets with Mrs J Perryman on Gilbert street at 3 pm. The Raphael Semmes School Improvement Association holds a bake sale from noon to 6 pm at Spring Hill avenue school. The Craighead Parliamentary Law Study Club meets at Battle House Parlor C at 2:45 pm with Mrs W K Lingscott directing. Afternoon division at 4 pm and evening division at 7:20 pm.
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Parliamentary Law Study Club
Cawthon
Irwin Craighead
Celia Webb
J. Perryman
Gilbert Street
Raphael Semmes School Improvement Association
Spring Hill Avenue
Craighead
Chapel Car St Paul to Visit Mobile En Route to New Orleans
The Catholic Church Extension Society's chapel car St Paul arrives in Mobile Saturday for public inspection at the Louisville and Nashville depot before continuing to New Orleans for formal dedication. Built for southern missionary work, it weighs 134000 pounds with copper roof and Cuban mahogany interior, seating 75, and is one of three chapel cars including St Anthony and St Peter.
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New Orleans
Catholic Church Extension Society
United States of American
Mobile
Louisville and Nashville
St. Paul
Extension Society
Peter Kuntz
Dayton
Ohio
St. Anthony
St. Peter
Oregon
Idaho
St. Paul Im Mobile
San Antonio
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Chicago
Francis C. Kelly
Detroit
Mich
James E. Quigley
Society
America
Alvah W. Doran
Philadelphia
George C. Hennessy
South
Wilson Asked to Set Aside Land for Farm de Gink
Jeff Davis founder of the Hotel De Gink for unemployed in New York asks President Wilson to reserve public land in Arizona for a farm de gink to aid the jobless. He divides the unemployed into hoboes tramps and bums and says hoboes deserve government aid. He cites Christopher Columbus as a sea hobo before discovering America.
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Washington
Jeff Davis
Hotel de Gink
New York
Wilson
Arizona
Christopher Columbus
America
Governors to discuss Dixie Highway plan at Chattanooga
A conference of governors from Indiana Kentucky Tennessee Georgia Alabama North Carolina South Carolina and Florida will meet in Chattanooga on April 3 to discuss the proposed Dixie Highway from Indianapolis to Jacksonville. Delegates from good roads associations and commercial bodies will attend and participate.
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Birmingham
Ala
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Alabama
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Chattanooga
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Fla
Good Roads Associations
Save Your Hair with Danderine Thirty Cent Miracle
Regulation ad claims dandruff causes hair loss and thinning. It promises to restore lustre and strength after one application and weeks of use. It advertises Knowlton's Dandeline at 25 cents from drug stores or toilet counters with dramatic results.
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Knowlton
Vitalitas Chunk as Big as a Man’s Fist
A fist sized chunk of Vitalitas, a blue black mineral when mined, oxidizes to gold color after a year, then yields a heavy golden Vitalitas fluid via lab extraction. Chemists note a mix of sulphur iron sodium magnesium aluminum and other elements with strong medicinal effects, especially for bowel ailments.
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Miss Anna Boulet
James Whitcomb Riley
Battle House
Blue Birds
Riley
Maeterlinck
Bluebird
Protean
B. Baum
Ferd Forcheimer
Leopold Eichold
Taylor
Charles Scholfield
J. W. Cox
Ryan
Miss Schwartz
Nevins
J. B. Harvey
T. M. Moore
Viola Gaines
C. C. Bean
Thorne Winter
Duke W. Goodman
C. Bean
Perior Dance Music
J. J. Monaghan
Bell
Burbank
Armour
Lea & Perrin
P I. Schwartz
N. E. Cor
Dauphin and
Dearborn
Swift
Natona
Yeend Potter CO
Dauphin Street
Sig
Mr. O Brien
K. of C. Hall
Sanderford Jarmon
Donald
Jack Ross, Jr
F. O. Rhen
Russell Hollinger
Duke Goodman
Ladies Aid Society
Central Presbyterian Church
Harvey
Dvorak
Gallagher
Oscar McClure
Garden of Flowers
L. Denza
F. P. Davis
A. Kielland
Mothers’ Club of Settlement Home
Mothers’ Club
Settlement Home
Mobile Cotton Mills
Bay Shore Crossing
Ww. Co. T. U
The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Bush
First Baptist Church
Augusta Clark
Bridge Club
Miss Clark
Belle Roberts
Arrington Butt
London
Marguerite Nabers
Margaret Chenoweth
Alfre Shook
Meredyth Roberts
Val Kolb
Cary Baker
Robert Thach
Munroe Jones
Birmingham News
Cleveland
Cleveland Americans
Ses Wilson
DE Gink
Adv
Mobile Gas Company
Vitalitas
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