Harriman Engaged To Miss Lawrence In Society Note
Announcement of the engagement between Miss Kitty Lanier Lawrence and William Averill Harriman. Harriman, Yale 1913 graduate and Union Pacific vice president, gained his match after rescuing Lawrence when her horse bolted beneath an elevated railroad structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Lanier Lawrence
F. C. Lawrence
William Averill Harriman
E. H. Harriman
Miss Lawrence
Charles Lanier
Harriman
Yale
Union Pacific Railroad
Ninety Sixth Street
Columbus Avenue
Central Park
Studebaker elects new president and moves Fish to chairman
New York July 9 Albert Russell Erskine elected president of the Studebaker Corporation succeeding Frederick S Fish who becomes chairman of the board. J M Studebaker remains honorary president.
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S Tudebaker
New York
Albert Russell Erskine
Studebaker Corporation
Frederick S. Fish
J.m.studebaker
Mrs. G C Robson Guests in Birmingham and Clergy Busy
Social notes detail visits, church services and travels across Mobile and nearby towns. Reverends Stuart and DuBose set July duties at Government Street Presbyterian, with DuBose returning for July 21 services. Numerous residents and visitors are described from Mobile to Biloxi, including weddings, illness, and road trips, plus weathering summer engagements and travel.
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G. C. Robson
Peterson
Birmingham
E. B. Stuart
Yellow Pine
Ala
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Henry W. DuBose
DuBose
Lucille DuBose
Rev. DuBose
Nashville
Tenn
T. Denham
W. L. Denham
Phillips-Denham
Acto
Baton Rouge la
Miss Nadar Guests at Fair Hope and Local Visits
Miss Maggie Belle Jones left Friday afternoon for Belle Fontaine to visit Mrs. Rudolph Benz. Mrs. V. O. Lea and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Pickens returned from Battles where they visited Mrs. B. S. C. Pickens. Miss Alice Irby, Mr. Peavy and Mrs. C. W. Spotswood are spending a week at Battles. Mr. and Mrs. Windham Lyon returned from Tyler Texas where they visited Mrs. G. B. Taylor, formerly Miss Helen Minge.
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J. L. Moulton
Vinegar Bend
Turner
Bernice Connor
W. L. Denham
Phillips- Denham
Seminary
Miss
Helen Krudop
Gulf Coast Conference and Institute
Harry McPhillips
Point Clear
J. R. Ennis
McPhillips
Tessie Ennis
Maggie Belle Jones
Belle Fontaine
Rudolph Benz
V. O. Lea
L. W. Pickens
Battles
B.sc. Pickens
Alice Irby
Peavy
Cc. W. Spotswood
Windham Lyon
Tyler
Texas
G. 8. Taylor
Helen Minge
Mobile
British Army Hospitals Adequate Now Says Sir Frederick Treves
Sir Frederick Treves reports in the Times that Dardanelles wounded are adequately cared for in Malta Cairo Alexandria Port Said and Mudros. Hospitals are under competent doctors and nurses with ample beds and eminent consulting surgeons in attendance.
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London
Frederick Treves
Times
Dardanelles
Malta
Cairo
Alexandria
Port Said
Mudros
Suspect Wreckers In A C L Derailment At Newark Ga
Thomasville Ga July 9 Engineer W W Phillips was killed and several passengers injured when an Atlantic Coast Line passenger train from Montgomery to Waycross derailed at an open switch near Newark Ga Investigators believe switch tampered with detectives sent to scene Nineteen twenty four era report
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Thomasville
W. W. Phillips
Atlantic Coast Line
Montgomery
Ala
Waycross
Newark
West Virginia Pen Convicts Seek Governor Pardon for Man Due to Die
Convicts at the West Virginia penitentiary paid attorney Martin W. Brown to travel to Charleston to plead with Governor Hatfield for the life of Matt Jarrell. Jarrell is condemned to be hanged at sunset today for killing Silas Nace, Eskdale’s town marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Moundsville
W. Va
Martin W. Brown
Charleston
Hatfield
Matt Jarrell
Silas Nace
Eskdale
First Bale of the Season Ginned at Lyford Texas
The first bale of cotton for 1915 was ginned yesterday at Lyford near Brownsville and sent to the Houston Cotton Exchange. Weighing about 600 pounds, it came from several farms and marks Lyford’s third straight year shipping the nation’s first bale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyford
Texas
Brownsville
Tex
Houston Cotton Exchange
United States
Lime starvation linked to tuberculosis precursor claims
In the New York Medical Record, December 18 1909, Dr John F Russell argues lime starvation precedes active tuberculosis in adults. He states lime salts matter and that if not in organic form the body cannot food. He cites belief in lime content aiding remedies and reflects uncertain links to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Out of Town Registrants Visit Mobile Hotels
Visitors from Mississippi Alabama Georgia and Illinois register at Mobile hotels including Bienville Battle House Windor and Cawthon. Notables Yeend Potter Gus Seiple and Paul Calame travel for business and meetings with far flung itineraries.
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Eee Syee
Teeson
Ala
Ae . Aisi
A.B. West
EA. Copeland
State Line
Miss
J. Wwpley
Bayou la Batre
Bienville H Louisyi
Battle House
K. D. Davis
R. P. Duncan
Point
B. B
Ay McMillan
Stockton
G. B. Childi Stered
St. Andrew Hotel
Windsor Hotel
Edward Tatum
Montus R. Es
Jackson
Garnereree
Klosky
Cawthon Hotel
Yeend Potter
Mobile
New York
Gus Seiple
Ohio
Sovereign Camp Convention
St. Paul
Minn
Birmingham
Omaha
Neb
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cincinnati
Dayton
Louisville
Paul Calame
Charles Lagman
Davis Avenue
Quiet Fourth of July in Toulminville
Rain muted Independence Day plans as residents faced a quiet Fourth. Amy Cole visited Biloxi, Minis Baker and Herman of Mobile stayed with friends, and a Brancomb child was ill with fever. I. L. Davis and Little Mobile doubled in baseball 16–0 and 28–2 at Kling's diamond. another game set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Cole
Biloxi
Minis Baker
Herman
Mobile
Bran&comb
Methodist Episcopal Church
D. Y. Register
Ernest Daffin
Car department to close Friday and reopen Monday
The shop bulletin board posted that the car department will close Friday at 5 p m and reopen Monday at 7 a m. The Suburban League regular meeting is set for Friday at 7 30 p m at Jim Smiths. Mrs Raymond Daffin has returned to Houston after visiting Mr and Mrs T E Daffin. Mesdames Walter and Luther Cato return from Gulf Crest after visiting Mrs Bessie Newell. Misses Annie and Jesse May Saxon.
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T. E. Daffin
Mesdames
Walter
Luther Cato
Gulf Crest
Bessie Newell
Annie
Jesse May Saxon
Local Visitors Report From Whistler Area
Frank Mendenhall of Waco Texas visited friends here. The Miss Susie Carroll of Jackson Alaska is visiting her aunt Mrs Sidney J Russell. Mrs August Buerger has returned to Mobile after a visit to Aaron Hess and friends here. H W Thurbur of Mobile is visiting friends in Whistler.
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Winona Spies
Eugene Gus
Seven
Ala
P. Cooper
Anniston
Jim Cawthon
Evergreen
Louise Smith
Fairhope
Miss Kuppersmith
Kuppersmith
Battles
Seward Hughes
Robert W. Ennis
B Ae
Mobile
T. D. McMillan
Riding Ma
Belie Sue
Livingston
Frank Mendenhall
Waco
Tex
Susie Carroll
Jackson Wella
Alas
Sidney J. Russell
August Buerger
Aaron Hess
H. W. Thurbur
Whistler
Welch Grape Juice as a Refreshing Hospitality Drink
A vintage endorsement extols Welch's Grape Juice served straight in dainty glasses as delicious and nourishing. It highlights its ease of digestion, suitability for evening, Sunday night, or lunch, and advises serving cold as a versatile symbol of hospitality.
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Welch
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Bottle Notation
Fragmented OCR text shows a half gallon bottle reference with numeric codes and unclear identifiers. No coherent event or entities can be established from the readable portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Welch Junior
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Oak Grove
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Hearin
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Dahlberg
Claudia Hearin
Mobile Infirmary
Seale Harris
Olivia Armbrecht
Sea Cliff
Aubrey Eatley
Lelia B. Cochrane
Birmnghem
J. W. McWilliams
W. J. Sparrow
Hangchow
China
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Graham Stone
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H. H. Duffee
Stuart Missionary Society
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T. K. Jackson
George Tonsmeire
Alfred G. Moses
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Adams Street
F.T. Cleveland
Little Son
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M. H. Mason
Henderson Dawson, Jr
Monroeville
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Pare Tae
North Carona
F. B. Sale
Myrl Abercrombie
Tuscaloosa
New Orleans
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Southern Yacht Club
George Rau
John T. A
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George BH. Glover
Century, Fla
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J. Julian Bartee
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Myrtle Williams
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MaiLeeda
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Wallace
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Newark, Ga
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Len
Karl
ST. Emanuel
Little Rock
Welch’s Grape Juice
R. C. Harris
Southern Railway
Mobile Terminal Station
N. Royal ST
N. Royal Si
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