Community notices and events fill a busy Alabama night
A slate of church entertainments and lectures fills an Alabama evening. Baraca and Philathea classes meet at Mrs Fitzgerald 154 North Street at 7 30. Madam Davenport lectures on physical culture at the Y M C A at 8. Government Street Presbyterian church holds a Quorum meeting and officer installation. A Tallapoosa Coast Guard dinner features Lt Kielhorn with guests and chaperones. Concerts, sewing circles, and birthday events are reported from Mobile society groups.
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RACA
Baraca
Northside 1St Church
A. Fitzgerald
N. Tne Street
Bers
Philathea
Thea
Christian Endeavor Society
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Burgett Memorial
Tallapoosa
Coast Guard
L.v. Kielhorn
Richmond
Kielhorn
Elizabeth Matthews
Liberty
Laura Pillans
Gadsden Porcher
George Cavines
HK. F F. Nathan
B. F. Settle
South Jefferson Street
Rufus Barnett
Mobile
Charles Barnett
Church Street
H.ee. Reed
Magnolia Springs
The
Cawthon
Ely's Cream Balm Advertises Quick Nasal Relief
A vintage advertisement claims Ely's Cream Balm clears nasal passages in one minute, easing hawking and snuffle, relieving catarrh and nighttime breathing issues. It touts antiseptic sealing cream that soothes swollen mucous membranes and provides instant relief with a fragrant formula.
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Ely
Poslam Advertises Relief For Eczema And Itching
The ad claims Poslam cures eczema with rapid relief from itching and steady daily improvement. It promotes Poslam Soap medicated with Poslam for daily use and directs sample requests to Emergency Laboratories in New York City. Sold by all druggists.
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Laurel
Martha A. Corbin
Cardus
Adv
West 25Th St
New York City
How to Cure Colds in Early Advertisements
A vintage health ad urges avoiding exposure and drafts and eating right. It promotes Dr. King's New Discovery made from pine tar and gentle laxatives to kill cold germs soothe throat irritation and cure the cold.
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Dr. King
Wednesday Bridge Club Meeting in Mobile Attended by Mrs Gaines
The Wednesday Bridge Club gathered Thursday morning in Mobile with Mrs George Gaines. Illness kept many from a planned party for Miss Mary Lippett of Charles Town and Miss Elizabeth Matthews of Liberty. Numerous Mobile residents and visitors from Grand Bay Kushla and Pensacola were noted at the gathering and hosting homes.
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Neighborhood ‘Sewing Circle
Neighborhood Sewing Circle
Leo Clark
W. Snowden
Mattie Snowden
Dick Redwood
Weston Place
Gabriella Barret
Marie Clifton
Alba Gower
Eleanor Grey
Lucile Burke
Margaret Blacksher
W. P. Toung
Bridge Club
George Gaines
J. T. Dally
Grand Bay
Mobile
Frank Caspar, Jr
Beulah Richardson
Kushla
Ala
Lottie Matthews
S. Caspar, Jr
GC. Sorensen
Louise Cowan
Moss Point Advertiser
Charles Lauder
New Orleans
Agnes Winston Goldsby
John Anthony Winston
Sumter County
Alabama
Miss Jones
Joel Jones
Winston Jones
Winston
Goldsby
Thomas Goldsby
Joel Goldsby
Olive Winston Gage
Chauncey Williams
Goldsbry
Christ Episcopal Church
Colonial Dames
Shakespeare Club
Matthew Brewster
Gainesville
Sumpeter County
Reese Winter
Paul Turner
Katherine Touart
Seattle
Washington
Kate Touart
Frank Hatcher
Social events fill weekend calendar in Mobile
Friday schedule lists Bachelors Cotillion at the Battle House, Bridge at clubs with Miss Irwin Fearn and Mrs Har ry T Smith, a dance at 1017 Government street, and a 500 card session. Camp Fire at 1054 Dauphin Way, hygiene lecture at Y M C A, Baraca Class hosted by Mrs A Fitzgerald, and more public events. Saturday features Ss A C C Club gathering with Martina Druhan and a card party for maimed soldiers at 935 Government street.
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Battle House
Irwin Fearn
Elwell Bridge Club
Harry T. Smith
Thomas Leatherbury
Government Street
Harry Turner
R. A. Lambert
Dauphin Way
Charlotte de Goliere Davenport
North Side Baptist Church
A. Fitzgerald
Les Desconicides
Battle F. M. C
Mary Gerald
St. Joseph’s Club
Clut
Ss. A. Cc. C
Martina Druhan
W. D. Stratton
Germans Remove Hides of Horses on War Route
London dispatch reports German thrift as fields show the removal of horse hides from dead animals along a World War I corridor near Constantinople to Nish. Bridges and tunnels rebuilt by Serbians after damage are noted, with the correspondent describing the astonishing thoroughness of repairs amid wartime road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Mail
Balkan
Constantinople
Nish
Aston
Brighter Children and the Call for Scott’s Emulsion
A health advice notice argues today’s children may seem fragile and weak. It promotes Scott’s Emulsion as a safer, alcohol free concentrate to enrich blood, bolster lungs, and renew energy in schools and households.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Hot Water Cure for Headache and Toxins
An old medical advertisement promotes a hot water cleanse with limestone phosphate to wash toxins from the stomach liver and bowels claim quick relief from headaches indigestion and biliousness It advises a before breakfast drink and cites dramatic personal results with a sugar like harmless phosphate powder.
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Adyv
Steamer Seward Arrives Disabled Near La Touche Alaska
The freight steamer Seward, en route from Seattle with railroad supplies and Russian munitions, reached La Touche Alaska, fifty miles east of Seward, in a disabled condition.
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Seward
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
la Touche
Here
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R. A. Pearce
Max Lavelle
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Douglass Campbell
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L. H. S. Chappelle
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Eloise MacDavid
M. Delhomme
Maude Fail
Hattiesburg
Hay Health
Goldstein's Jewelry Store
Poslam
Eczema
Mr. H. 8. Bantell
Chicago
G. L. Thomas
Edward Davis
Pierce Level
5. T. Walker
Union Springs, Tenn
Willie Mae Discher
Birmingham
C. W Umholtz
West Virginia
D. W. Gerber
J. P. Dumas
EB. B. Curtis
Wisconsin
Clara Smitherman
L. L. Fort
Davis” Tundersheimer
Pensacola
Emma Bolling
Gulfport
C. W. McMahon
Carl McMahon
Bessemer
Mildred
Irma Young
Minette Holden
Monroe Nash
Cleveland
Oliver Newcomb
Mason City
Iowa
Cecile Garner
Meridian
F. A. Johnston
Mary Moore
Montgomery
JJ. D. McLeod
Mary Bufoot
Union
NEW Chautauqua Club
Alvin Levy
Hamilton Mabie
Columbia
Columbia Ice Cream Company
Home
Bell Phone
Chichester
Independent
Seifert-Gower Furniture Co
John W. Phillips
Shoe ‘Sale
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