Parliament of flags and marching bands in a July celebration
A vivid parade scene unfolds with drumbeats and brass as flags wave and bands in blue coats march past. Veterans, dignitaries, and bright curtained girls accompany auto cars and gleaming wagons while the crowd salutes the declaration of a nation in July.
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Jes
Lida Keck Wiggins
Oriental negligees and cretonne fashions spark shopper zeal
The column touts affordable hand embroidered kimonos and cretonne fabrics with many color options, noting prices from $1.50 to $2 for kimonos and under $5 for coordinated outfits. It mulls over a Pierette dress idea and offers tips on chewing gum habits and marcel wave irons with practical household advice.
Parade Officers Urged to Wear Sashes in City Demonstration
Notice to Captains and Aides of Parade lists participating women’s organizations and their appointed captains and aides for a large patriotic parade. It directs wearing red white and blue sashes and reporting to marshals on Tuesday morning at Wilkinson and Government.
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Soldier Boys
Mobile
Mabel Goode
Amelia Ross Abbott
Henry Hall
Greenwood Ligon
Electra Semmes Colston
Lewis Sewall
Robert Padgett
W.S. Pugh
B. F. Adams
Harry T. Smith
W. K. Syson
Marion Wilmer Jones Chapter
Children of Confederacy
John L. Moulton
Elizabeth Dumas
Corinne Little
Leinkauf School Improvement Association
Armistead Christian
Joseph H. Lyons
Jesse O. Acre
Will West
W. W. Middleton
Meta Thompson
Claudia Marechal
Adelia Williams
Vigor
Webb
Brewton
Nannie Owen
John T. Cochrane
Horace Turner
Russell School Improvement Association
A. E. Reynolds
Gayfer's
Staub’s
Wilkinson
Rhett Goode
J. K. Giernon
James Hagin
Government
Scott Streets
United Confederate Veterans
Sharp
Northeast
Bayou
National Education Association Opens Convention Today
Several thousand educators from across the United States arrive for the National Education Association convention in New York. Public men university presidents and leading teachers will address sessions during the week long event which runs through next Saturday.
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New York
United States
National Education Association
Agiro’s Grocery Store Burglarized In Early Morning Break-In
Burglars entered through a rear window at A. Agiro’s grocery at Ann and Spring Hill Avenue after midnight. They stole three boxes of cigars and 60 to 70 cents in copper from the cash register, breaking the register and cutting a door to access the shop. Police were notified at headquarters.
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A. Agiro
Ann and
Spring Hill Avenue
Bishop Boulden Reports Building Progress in Mobile
Bishop P. A. Boulden of Philadelphia visits Mobile and says the building of the Industrial school he is founding in Mobile County is in progress. Friends in the North and South show strong interest in the work.
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P. A. Boulden
Philadelphia
Mobile
Mobile County
Simmons Move and Rose Address in Mobile Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Simmons will reside in Mr. Thaddeus Luther Rose who formerly lived in Mobile and now resides in Georgiana Alabama. Rose is spending several days in the city and is registered at the Battle House. Rose came to Mobile to address the Knights of Pythias. Miss Ruth Thomas will leave this week to visit her mother Mrs. I R Davis of Birmingham.
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Henry Bryan
Fairford
Ala
Alice Burton
Fort Morgan
Bryan
Frank Boykin
Thomas Lanaux
Mobile
Mrs. Rich
Frank Simmons
Longbeach
Thaddeus Luther Rose
Georgiana, Ala
Battle House
Rose
Knights of Pythias
Ruth Thomas
Birmingham
Magnolia Balm advertised by Lyon Mfg Co
An advertisement touts Magnolia Balm with the claim beauty on the skin is easy to achieve. It promotes the product for 75 cents at druggists or by mail from Lyon Manufacturing Company at 42 South Fifth Street, Brooklyn, NY.
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Lyon Manuf’g Co
South Fifth Street
Brooklyn
N.Y
Fourth of July Plans at George Lyle’s Whistler
The Whistler committee completed arrangements for the old-time Fourth of July celebration on George Lyle’s grounds. A large dancing platform will host all-day music. Mobile youths Jennie Beatrice Maples and Jack Wheeler will perform a dance exhibition. Jerre B. Davison attended district No. 10 meeting at Dauphin Island. Mr and Mrs Thomas A Hartley and children returned from Fairhope after a two week visit. The A D Davis Whistler team beat Haas 4 to 2 on the Whistler diamond Sunday.
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George Lyle
Whistler
Jennie Beatrice Maples
Jack Wheeler
Mobile
Jerre
Davison
Mobile County Sunday School Association
Dauphin Island
Thomas A. Hartley
Lora Adelle
Clyde
Vernon
Fairhope
A. D. Davis
Haas
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