Mobilians Enjoy Fine Trip to Monroe Park
Thousands of Mobilians visited Monroe Park after the Mobile-Little Rock games, enjoying a repaired beach and a new sea wall. The storm damaged oaks but left the area a lively playground for children and adults this summer. Reverend Henry Wade Du Bose will lead First Baptist services as the church recovers from hurricane damage.
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Bev
Henry Wade du- Pee
Julius T. Wright
J. W. Rice
Elphia
First Baptist Church
du Bose
Actress credits Vegetable Compound for health revival
In Dayville Killingly Connecticut a 24 year old actress writes of eight years of illness and pain. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports rapid improvement within two weeks and a return to energy suitable for work and motherhood. She signs as Mrs H L and TT of Killingly Connecticut.
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Dayville
Conn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Deyville
Mrs
Weddings and Society Notes In Mobile and Surrounding Areas
A list of local families attending social events and travel plans. A Tuesday election for the Young Peoples Jewish Association. Dr. E A Johnston to reside in Mobile with family joining in October. A July 4 wedding in Lucedale between Loretta Akridge and William J. Eslava.
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Young Peoples Jewish Association
Goo
Johnston
Edith
Mary
Sara
Meridian Star
Eslava-Akridge
Lucedale
Mobile
Loretta Akridge
William J. Eslava
H. J. Moore
Beauty Chats on Exercise and Correct Living
Edna Kent Forbes argues that real beauty comes from correct exercise and proper living. She notes weekly Turkish baths or gym workouts can help digestion and tone, recommending a twelve repetition routine to strengthen back and abdominal muscles and reduce a fat waist.
Women and home fitness options for health and beauty
A column notes that women may walk, garden, golf, or perform quick in-bedroom exercises under fifteen minutes to boost health. It also addresses olive oil as a weekly hair tonic, advising rub-in use to improve condition, while mentioning space limits for letters and a request for readers to resend inquiries.
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Greta
Peta
Bay Minette marooning and Mobile arrivals noted
Personal mentions list Mobilians who reached home after being stranded at Bay Minette. Includes Mr. A. P. Bush Mr. William Marshall and Mr. C. C. Carmichael among those returning on the M and O. Also notes the Coleman home in Coden and Ida Louise Harris safe return from Point Clear amid the storm.
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A. P. Bush
William Marshall
C. C. Carmichael
Bay Minette
Ida Louise Harris
R. O. Harris
McKean Pupily
Point Clear
Social visits noted across Alabama towns
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher spent yesterday with relatives in Citronelle. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Raines and daughter visited friends in Fairhope. Mrs. William Chapman was a guest in Laurel, Mississippi. Storms kept some travelers in Coden.
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James L. Coleman
Coden
Meredith
Harry Fisher
Citronelle
A. E. Raines
Fairhope
William. Chapman
Laurel
Miss
Tombigbee River Flood Forecast Issued for Demopolis
Forecaster Albert Ashenberger of the local bureau warns Demopolis Alabama that the Tombigbee River is expected to rise over the next five days likely reaching 62 feet by Tuesday or Wednesday. He has sent flood warnings to the Washington office.
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Démopolis
Ala
Tombi
Albert Ashhenberger
Ashenberger
Washington
Tombigbee
Demopolis
Captain Arne Kross Safe Dies Noted In Mobile News
Captain Arne Kross, formerly commanding the steamer Crathens for Seeberg Steamship Co., arrived safely in New York per telegram to Frank Penny of Mobile Chair Co. Penny says the plant suffered storm damage but will resume operations. other notes include local visits and recoveries from illness in Mobile area.
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Frank Penny
Mobile Chair Company
Arne Kross
New York
Kross
Crathens
Mobile
Seeberg Steamship Company
Penny
Magnol ia Balm advertised for skin beauty
An advertisement praises Magnolia Balm as an easy way to beautify the skin. It claims simple application and offers the product for 75 cents at druggists or by mail from Lyon Manufacturing Co., 42 South Fifth Street, Brooklyn, N Y with a sample free offer.
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Lyon Manuf’g Co
South Fifth Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Russian hospital ship Vperiode sunk by enemy submarine
Petrograd July 10. The hospital ship Vperiode 858 tons built in 1898 with room for 120 wounded was torpedoed in the Black Sea without warning while proceeding from Batoum to take wounded aboard. Seven lives were lost. the sinking was announced tonight.
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Petrograd
London
Black Sea
Batoum
Law and Equity Jurors Excused for Week in Court
Due to the need for jurors and witnesses at home and courthouse roof damage, all cases set for the week of July 10 in the law and equity court are removed from call. All summoned jurors and witnesses are excused by order of the judge.
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Puskehina
Law and Equity Court
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Georgia Newell
Battles Hotel
Wythe Whiting
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M. C. Kirkbride
S. H. Peck
Daisy
E. Metzger
S. G. Newberger
Walter Mitchell
Hans Curiel
H. W. Leinkauf
E. A. Johnston
Blanchard Barnes
Lillian Barnes
Albert Blanchard
Nev. F. M. Atkinson
Bay St. Louis
Mrs. Hebson
Henry A. Hebson
Abbott
God
Edna Kent Forbes
Myrtle
Burten Tler
Meridian-and-Mwee
Sok Voy
E. A. Billington
Meridian
Staub
Horlick
Peis
Lain
Wis
North Royal
Norville
BROS
Tombigbee River
Bureau
T. H
Kate Quigley
Gulfport
Evelyn Sheldon
Marie Layette
Mina Glover
Harriet Bloch
Marcelle O’rourke
Dolly Wise
York
Vperiode
LAW and Equity
Nadindla
National Toilet Company
Paris
Tean
U.S.A
American Seed & Implement Co
Dauphin and
Water Streets
Level Best Shoe Store
Alabama-Georgia Syrup CO
Montgomery
BLAG
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