Moble leader E-Frohlichstein dies after brief illness
Esau Frohlichstein a prominent Mobile figure dies at age 49 after a four day illness. He led the Fidelia Club and belonged to the Congregation Shaarai Shemayim and B'nai B'rith. He served as agent for Mutual Life Insurance and previously worked with Frohlich Cigar Co. He leaves a brother Nathan a sister Miss Matilda and other relatives in Mobile and Chicago and St Louis.
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Au Frohlichstein
Mobile
Ior
Ralph Holberg
Conti Street
Fidelia Club
Beth Zur Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Mobile Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Hirsh
Sarah Frohlichstein
Esaurohlichstein
Officers Installed by Summerdale Lodge
At the annual Get Relief Association meeting held Sunday afternoon a large amount of important officers were installed by Summerdale Lodge exposing the organization’s continuing community service efforts.
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Summerdale Lodge
Get- Relief Association
Rheuma for Rheumatism Promises Strong Cure
An early 20th century advertisement touts RHEUMA as a “sufe cure” for rheumatism gout lumbago sciatica neuralgia and kidney trouble. It claims first day relief for stomach kidneys liver and bladder and features a testimonial from P W Miller of Catawissa Pennsylvania dated November 12, 1911.
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van Antwerp Drug Corp
P. W. ‘Miller
Catawissa
All Star Bill at Royal Theatre Featuring Costello Cast
An all star program at the Royal Theatre features Maurice Costello and daughter Helen with Leah Baird Arthur Johnson Lottie Briscoe Mary Fuller and Ed OConnor. Admission five cents. This SDISON VITAGRAPH LUBIN program promises veteran names and broad entertainment.
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Lubin
Maurice Costello
Helen
Leah Baird
Arthur Johnson
Lottie Briscoe
Mary Fuller
Ed. O'Connor
Royal Theatre
Vitagraph
O’connor
Cash Bargain Day at Weinackers on Wednesday
A notice points to Wednesday January 8 for a cash bargain day at Weinackers. It references a Sunday item and asks readers to see specials in the last column.
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Weinackers
All Star Bill Presents Costello and OConnor Show
A listed all star bill headlines today with Maurice Costello and Ed O Connor featured in the program at Edison Vitagraph Lubin. The brief item highlights the lineup and marquee performers primed for an evening showing.
Saving advice urges timely funds for tomorrow
The piece emphasizes prudent saving as smart foresight. It urges readers to picture old age, save now while earning, and prepare for rainy days, tomorrow and the day after. It warns that beginning to save now builds security for future needs.
Cuticura Cures Pimples, Itches in Virginia Man
Buchanan Virginia resident Charles C McCormick describes years of pimples and itching finally relieved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He notes initial pimples swelling burning and festered heads then credits two weeks of daily use for complete cure. Advertising details include prices and sample offer from Outicura Boston.
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Buchanan
Charile C. McCormick
Outicura
Dept. T
Boston
Election of officers reinforces steady leadership for association
After business transacted, H Otto Nack was re elected president for the seventh time and Oscar E Teich man secretary for the twenty first time in a show of strong support. New officers include Charles Tobler vice president J C Hensch treasurer S J Brettel hall manager with several trustees and re elected officers. Reports show the association in excellent financial condition.
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H. Otto Nack
Oscar E. Teichman
Charles Tobler
J. C. Hensch
S. J. Brettel
Hall
F. W. Hermann
August Kling, Sr
A. G. Levy
Drs. A. Festorazzi
H. P. Illrshfield
Fritz Ebert
Banner-Carrier
Justice McMahon Busy Again in Wheelerville Court
Justice of the Peace McMahon of Wheelerville precinct remains active holding court on vagrancy charges against Dell Wallace Eliza Shaldwick and Annie Bates in a muttimus action. State Solicitor N R Clarke reports an ongoing inquiry with a likely public recommendation forthcoming.
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Justice of the Peace
McMahon
Wheelerville
Dell Wallace
Eliza Shaldwick
Annie Bates
Muttimus
N. R. Clarke
Government Street Loop
Sears-Roebuck
Cardus the Woman's Tonic Praised in Mrs Mason Letter
In Clarksville Tenn Mrs H L Mason recounts relief from long standing womanly troubles after using Cardus the woman's tonic. She shares prior episodes in Evansville Ind and Mt Vernon Ind and urges others to try the medicine with a Chattanooga Medicine Co advisory note and a 64 page home treatment book.
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Clarksville, Tenn
H. L. Mason
Cardus
Mt. Vernon
Ind
N. B
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga
Northwest in the Throes of Great Freeze Continues
The region endures a severe freeze as roads remain closed due to water scarcity hindering heating. Switch engines on the Oregon Short Line must trek to Farmington, 16 miles away, for boiler water. At 7 a.m. the temperature hit 2.3 degrees below zero, with some areas only able to obtain water after blasting ice in supply streams.
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Farmington
Mobile and Bay Shore division train schedule 1913
Mobile and Bay Shore division doubles daily service begins January 5 1913 with trains from Mobile at 9 15 am 4 00 pm on Sundays 8 35 am 7 20 pm and return arrivals at 9 00 am 2 20 pm Sundays 8 11 am 6 45 pm ticket office at 23 South Royal Street H E Jones Jr general agent passenger department
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Mobile and Bay Shore Division
Mobile
South Royal Street
H. E. Jones, Jr
Cash Bargain Day at Weinacker's on Wednesday
Local ad urges shoppers to visit Weinacker's for a Cash Bargain Day on Wednesday January 8 with specials advertised in last Sunday's edition.
Citrus losses feared as cold hits California crops
Temperatures 4 to 6 degrees below Sunday night hit orange and lemon groves. Estimates place damage at ten to thirty million dollars with rail shipments short by ten to twenty thousand carloads. California fruit values and government policy on damaged fruit loom as key factors in losses. San Bernardino also sees heavy costs.
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Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Citrus
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Relief for Upset Stomachs
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as the quick remedy for sour stomach indigestion and belching. It claims five minute relief, harmless formula, and urges readers to keep a fifty cent case on hand for family stomach disturbances.
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Pape
Jealous husband held for safekeeping after laudanum scare
Arthur Richardson finds Louis W. Garrison unconscious in his room. Garrison, married ten years, says he loves his wife and has jealousy issues. He explains he started taking laudanum to sleep during a divorce battle and denies any intent to end his life.
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Arthur Richardson
No. 8
North Jackson Street
Louis W. Garrison
Richardson
Garrison
Crenshaw
Arthur
Item
Fairhope
Wilkinsburg
Mobile
Local Board Debates Light Juice and Hucksters Licenses
The city board adjourned after hearing petitions on hucksters licenses and the cost of street lighting. Attorney Robert Gordon urged equal licensing with grocers, while Dr. H F Rockwell and utility reps discussed gas versus electric illumination and bid specifications. An adjournment followed, with approvals of sidewalk funds and tax abatement measures.
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Government Street
Schwarz
Robert Gordon
Lyons
Gordon
Pillans
Government Street White Way
H. F. Rockwell
Government Street Whiteway
Mobile Electric Company
Mobile Gas Company
White Way Committee
Rockwell
T. K. Jackson
Prominent Jewish Educator to Visit From Cuba
Dr Alfred G Moses reports that his former tutor and close associate Dr Gotthard Deutch professor of history at Hebrew Union College Cincinnati will arrive Friday from Cuba on an extended observational tour accompanied by his wife Deutch active in education and German American circles and a member of the Cincinnati school board while Dr Deutch plans to observe instruction during his Pacific coast voyage
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Alfred G. Moses
Gotthard Deutch
Hebrew U College
Cincinnati
Cuba
Pacific Coast
Deutch
Deutsch
Th Hebrew Union College
Queen City
Tiremles
Cincinnati School Board
Dodson's Liver Tone Guarantee Promised and Paid Back
A man buys Dodson's Liver Tone then returns it claiming no relief. The druggist refunds half a dollar, citing the bottle’s claimed guarantee and the product as a preferred laxative over calomel for the family.
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Dodson
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Fromlichstein
Mobile, Ala
Alabama
Foster
Mmaron
Evansville
Great Freeze
Evans Chemical CO
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
Weinacker’s
Citrus Growers
Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland River
Clarksville
Middle Tennessee
P. N. Jenkins
Giles County
Little Bradshaw
Franklin
Harpeth
HS Wie
Arthur . Richardson
Washington Avenue
Marine Street
Oakdale
Glennon
Hieronymus
F. K. Hale, Jr
Michigan Avenue
Ter
W. B. Elastine Reduso
Butterick Patterns and Publications
York
Ity
Gileff
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