Care for Children’s Bowels Promoted by Dr Caldwell
A 19th century style advisory urges mothers to regularize bowels in children through diet and gentle laxatives. It promotes Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a pleasant stimulant that cures constipation, biliousness, and summer diarrhea, with testimonials from Mrs. Louise Reynolds of Lynchburg and Chas W Allen of Manor. Free samples offered via mail from Monticello Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Louise Reynolds
Jackson
Lynchburg
Chas. W. Allen
Manor, Tex
W. 8B
Washington St
Monticello, Til
Try Tuscaloosa Optimism Leads Southern City Hope
Leon Schwarz urges Try Tuscaloosa as a tonic for depression and doubt after visiting Druid City. He recalls Tuscaloosa’s boom years and notes bold forecasts that Birmingham Tuscaloosa Mobile will drive Alabama's growth, with Mobilian support seen as vital to the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Leon Schwarz
Druid City
Birmingham
Bernhard Friedman
William C. Jemison
Mobile
Kyle Price of Elba Lands Good Position
Kyle B. Price of Elba Alabama was appointed by Postmaster General Burleson to a position in the legal division of the post office department. He was sworn in yesterday as William H. Lamar of Alabama serves as assistant attorney general for the same department. Price had a Capitol place last Congress but is not on the current rolls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kyle B. Price
Elba
Coffee County
Alabama
Burleson
Post Office Department
William H. Lamar
Price
Congres
Capitol
House
Congress
Ailen
Nail-Prutner
Duicy Welle
Winica
Anu
Monauwy
Wright
Nim
Jim
M Bile
Dehn
Brown
Abandon Plan to Raise Staples Hull at Auction
The James T. Staples hull and cargo will be sold as is at noon next Wednesday in front of the custom house. Wreckers failed to raise the ship, abandoning plans to move it to Mobile. the purchaser pays raising costs. Dozens died or were injured when the boiler exploded near Pee's Landing in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Staples
Tombigbee
Proctor
Mobile
Staples
Custom House
United States
G. Is. Deans
Pee's Landing
Major Tebbetts Defends Park Drive For Birmingham Visitors
Major W F Tebbetts explains his auto tour through Bienville Square last Friday to show visiting architects from Birmingham Memphis and Mobile the city and its fine architecture. The outing prompted publicity and led to an ordinance banning future park speedways. The visitors praised the band stand fountain the National Mosaic Flooring plant and Mobile architecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
W. F. Tebbetts
Bienville Square
Birmingham
Memphis
National Mosaic Flooring Company
Ule
Jumps Into River When Boat Is Struck
Frank Conscot drowned after leaping from a rowboat when a fishing smack in tow struck the boat off Bath Beach New York. Other men warned him, but he jumped and the body was not recovered. The rowboat was not overturned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bath Beach
Frank Conscot
Robin Hood at Dreamland Theater Thursday
Amusements report for Dreamland Theater features "Robin Hood" adapted from the classics. Three reels present the New York city production with a special candy matinee and a 5 cent admission for both afternoon and night showings. Baby Gussie Jones and her brother perform in character songs, with giveaways for ladies and children. An extra reel photo-play enhances the program, and a Saturday matinee offers a real photograph souvenir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robin Hood
Dreamland Theatre
New York City
Robi Hood
Baby Gussie” Jones
Baby Gussie
Cutting Scrape Results From A Drunken Brawl
Charlie Shaw suffered about a dozen facial and head cuts in a Tuesday night clash with Matthew Lane at Government Street Loop and Bay Shore Crossing. Lane fled after the melee, authorities searched but did not locate him. Shaw was hospitalized and treated. wounds described as numerous but not serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Street Loop
Bay Shore Crossing
Charlie Shaw
Matthew Lane
Shaw
Lane
Modern Woodmen Plan Outing on Mobile Bay
The Modern Woodmen of America No. 15967 met in Moose Hall on Tuesday night. A three member committee chaired by L G Calloway with Dr A W Metcalf and Dr D C Gordon was formed to plan a July bay excursion. Ten new members were obligated and fifteen applications were turned over. The Mobile branch, organized eight months, has 200 members. A resolution set two meetings monthly on the first and third Tuesdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherica
Moose Hall
L. G. Calloway
A. W. Metcalf
D. C. Gordon
Modern
Woodmen
Mobile
Inferior Court Sentences for Disorderly Conduct
John Jones, a Black man, was arrested in the northern city by Deputy Sheriff Wil Washington for creating a disturbance. He was fined 150 dollars or 150 days in jail for his violent resistance to arrest and related conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jones
Wila. Washington
Jenry Gharaberatn
Bounding Red Blood and Cold Defense Motto
The phrase emphasizes robust circulation and strong vitality as key defenses against cold. It frames vigorous health, not external remedies, as the primary safeguard to stay active and resist seasonal illness.
Oromulsion Gas Mullion Health Ad
An old advertisement promotes Oromulsion gas mullion to warm feed and strengthen the body to resist colds. It claims quick cold relief and offers 16 oz and 8 oz brown bottles with a free three-ounce sample mailed from 648 Pearl St. New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oromulsion
Pearl St
New York
City Mobile to receive reduced chert and gravel rate
The city Mobile, county, and turnpike projects will benefit from a Birmingham district rate cut on chert and gravel. Vice President E H Culp of Southern Railway approved applying the 85 cent per ton rate to shipments to the city and county, with savings for street improvements and urban projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Birmingham
Harry Pillans
E.H. Culp
Southern Railway
Culp
Jans
Best Medicine in the World Promoted by Local Endorsement
Mrs William Orvis of Clare Michigan praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for curing her daughter with severe dysentery. She says it is the best medicine in the world and reports it is for sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
William Orvis
Clare, Mich
Downey Quits Diamond for Government Job
Austin Texas July 2 Red Downey leaves the Beaumont team to accept a federal clerkship in Washington D C His father a prominent Indiana politician will head a Wilson administration department Downey was an outfielder and later a pitcher in the Texas league and managed the Austin club last season Known as a former Cotton States and focal circuit player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Red Downey
Beaumont
Washington, D. C
Downey
Indiana
Wilson
Oklahoma City
Negro Shot in Neck Near St Joseph Street
Dan Gaston, a Black man living on St Joseph street north of Lipscomb, was shot in the neck about 9 o clock Tuesday night by Anthony Willis, a Black saloon porter. The cause of the trouble was not learned by police. Willis was arrested Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Gaston
St. Joseph Street
Lipscomb
Anthony Willis
Gaston
Willis
Gettysburg Survivors to Hold Coden Memorial Outing
Eighteen Mobile veterans from Raphael Semmes camp No 11 UCV plan a Gettysburg anniversary outing at Cohen. The group lists nineteen survivors with names and units from the Eighth and Third Alabama Infantry, the Jeff Davis Artillery and other Alabama units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Raphael Semmes
No. 11
U.C. Vv
Ort
Cohen
Pennsylvania
Semmes
J. 8
S. Lombard
Alabama Infantry
Emerald Guards
Mobile
E. T. Toomer
J. J. Catlin
Third
William H- Monk
Gulf City Guards
C. A. Canavello
Washington Light Infantry
J. B. Chicazola
Mobile Cadets
H. M. Bock
A. Hasselvander
Jeff Davis Artillery
CC. Nettles
Fifth
W. J.faires
Twelfth
Mobile Guards de Lafayette
H. E. Jones
Washington Light Artillery
E. W. Christian
Mosby
Forty-third Battalion
T. P. Brewer
Arkansas Infantry
Alabama
Jeff Davis
Rhodes
Lee
Appomattox
Hilary A. Herbert
Sensational Slide At Monroe Park Draws Crowds
Miss Minnie Fisher performs a dramatic slide at Monroe Park gliding along a single suspended cable from the water tower to a point four hundred feet away. Spectators gasp at the daring stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Fisher
Monroe Park
Social whirl notes of Whistler and area retirements
Social items record Mr and Mrs J H Slater of St Augustine Fla visiting relatives in Whistler then heading to Atlanta to visit their son before Rochester, N Y for several months. Also Miss Fitzgerald and Miss Kelly of Mobile visit Wat son street hostesses, Mrs Johnson of Texas to visit sister Mrs Manuel Alvarez. Rev E S Bonds resigns as Bethany Baptist pastor after last sermon. G W Langford learns his mother is seriously ill and dies in Savannah Ga. interred in Knoxville Tenn, Langford returning home this week to grieving friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Slater
St. Augustine
Fla
E. L. Patterson
Atlanta
Rochester
N. Y
Miss Fitzgerald
Gladys Kelly
Mobile
Elenor
Lucille Fitzgerald
Watson Street
Johnson
Texas
Manuel Alvarez
E. S. Bonds
Bethany Baptist Church
G. W. Langford
Savannah
Knoxville
Tenn
Langford
Burial of Osmond P Durant in Magnolia Cemetery
Osmond P Durant was laid to rest Tuesday afternoon at 4 30 from the family home on Government and Topic streets. Rev A G Richards of Trinity Episcopal Church conducted the service and pallbearers H J Richards J C Partin Kenneth Donald N E Reed George King M C Dolive assisted.
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Osmond P.durant
Osmond P. Durant
A. G. Richards
Trinity Episcopal Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Messrs
H. J. Richards
J. C. Partin
Kenneth Donald
N. E. Reed
George King
M. C. Dolive
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Henry Allen
Loudminville
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Garl
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Rohan
Dreamland
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Diamond
Cotton States
Focal
Social News of
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Abbott Bros
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van Ea Enr Et Baus Co Mobile
Ala
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Palm Beach
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Friedenthal
Ohio
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Railway
W. R. Rogers
Hibernia Bank Building
New Orleans
Geo. B. Haynes
Fox Lake
Beaver Dam
Burlington
Buswell
Delavan
Til, Wis
Eagle
Alkhart Lake
Elkhorn
Fond du Lac
Hartland
Kilbourn
the Dells
Lake Noquebay
Ellis Junction
Madison
Oconomowoc
Palmyra
Pewaukee
Plum Lake
Sayner
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Stoughton
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Calumet
Houghton
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Percy
Jewelers
Dauphin Street
Bank of Mobile
Les VL
National Banking Association
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