Regularity in a Child’s Bowel Health Advice
A mother should teach children early the regularity of bowel movements by watching food. In hot weather prompt care is needed for constipation and biliousness. The article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative and tonic, available by mail order from Dr. W. B. Caldwell in Monticello IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Louise Reynolds
Jackson St. Lynchburg
Dr. Caldwell
de. W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello,il
Second Session of Colored Knights Opens in Birmingham
The afternoon session qualified delegates without the grand lodge degree as membership doubles since the last meeting. Welcome addresses were given by Dr. L W Kyles and Edna Ezell, with remarks from Mrs Proctor and Rev W L Bailey. The Wednesday session notes ongoing reconciliation between grand and subordinate lodges and a memorial service planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Rules
Charlotte
Alice M. Byrd
Best Medicine in the World Statement Cited by Mother
Mrs Willis of tatre credits Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with curing her daughter’s severe dysentery calling it the best medicine in the world. Bethel A M E church hosted a Wednesday program on the Young Women’s Christian Association aiding colored women with Pauline Huggar Jackson of Birmingham urging support and the grand lodge approving a $25 grant to start a colored association in Birmingham led by Charlotte L Proctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Mrs. Willis
Tatre
Mich
Abel
Bethel A. M. E
Young Women's Christian Association
Pauline Huggar Jackson
Biringham
Grand Lodge
Colored Association
Birmingham
Charlotte L. Proctor
High compliment to Kelly-Brady Hardware Company
The Hardware Dealers' Magazine July issue devotes a long article to the Kelly-Brady Hardware Company of Mobile praising its four story showroom, modern shelving, silent glass display cases, and the mantle display as the finest in Mobile. The piece notes 25000 feet of floor space and a special display for lady customers, calling their two and a half years in business progress commendable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardware Dealers’ Magazine
Kelly-Brady Hardware Company
Kelly-Brady Company
Mobile
Notable Architect Denies Support Claims Amid Society Spotlight
Frank M. Andrews, builder of the Battle House, faces a sensational New York story while denying nonpayment to wife Pauline Frederick and asserting his right to dine with women. He discusses business woes, notes he may seek receivership, and asserts the F. M. Andrews Company remains solvent with assets around $900,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Andrews
New Battle House
New York
Andrews
Louisville
Pauline Frederick
Charles P. Taft
Mr. Andrews
F. M. Andrews Company
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Trust Company
T. Coleman du Pont
Equitable Project Plans Spark Major Office Building Dispute
Architect Mr. Andrews alleges involvement by General DuPont and the Title Guarantee and Trust Co in stopping work on a $28.5 million financing for the largest office building on the former Equitable site. Andrews claims profits could have near $2 million. Taft and DuPont are accused of trying to freeze him out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
General DuPont
Guarantee and Trust Company
Mr. Andrews
Brunnier Declared A Citizen Of The United States
In a U S district court Judge Toulmin ruled that E A Brunnier editor of the Alabama Staats-Zeitung and a South prominent figure had always been a citizen of the United States. The case arose after German subjects sought naturalization papers and Brunnier was initially thought not naturalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
E. A. Brunnier
Alabama Staats-Zietung
South
United States
Toulmin
Brunnier
Mr. Brunnier
Mar. Brunnier
Mobile
Cases Disposed of by Inferior Court
Henry Hill was fined five dollars or ten days in each of two frivolous prosecution cases. Alfred Kemp faced a fifty one dollar or thirty day fine for assault and battery after pleading guilty to assault Pose. W H Fisher pleaded guilty to operating a meat market without a license and was fined sixty dollars or thirty days at hard labor. J T Smith and Herbert Brown had warrants for taking and using a boat from its mooring for landing without permission. their cases were continued until August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hill
Inferior Criminal Court
Alfred Kemp
Kemp
Joseph Pose
W. H. Fisher
Dominick T. Gimon
J. T. Smith
Herbert Brown
John G Smith
Mobile Launch Exchange
Samuel Gompers Accused of Pressuring Wilson for Hughes Support
Colonel Mulhall writes that Samuel Gompers, AFL president, exacted a pledge from Governor Wilson to back William Hughes for the U S Senate. Mulhall claims Wilson campaigned for Hughes in New Jersey, a charge echoed by Republican leaders in Washington.
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American Federation of Labor
Martin M. Mulhall
J. Philip Bird
National Association of Manufacturers
Wilson
New Jersey
William Hughes
United States Senate
Hughes
Mulhall
Washington
Get Something Be Something at African Methodist East meeting
George W. Chandler of Montgomery founder and president led the 11 o clock service at Metropolitan AME Church. Delegates from Alabama Georgia and Oklahoma attended with farmers prominent among them. Bishop Williams will preach the opening sermon as the gathering opens with addresses from notable clergy and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Actor of Good Shepherds of
United States of America
George W. Chandler
Montgomery
Metropolitan
African Methodist
Episcopal Church
Jackson
St. Michael Streets
Elbert House
Snow Hill
Chandler
Henderson Ulmer
Wilcox County
John Williamson
Brantley
Edward Sawyers
Hale County
James Mickle
Russell County
John E. Edmond
Brooklyn
Ala
C. C. Reynolds
Cuthbert
William Madison, Jr
Oklahoma
A. J. Alstork
Charles A. Fisher
D. D
Birmingham
Franklin Street Baptist Church
Mobile
Williams
Augusta
Biggest close out chair and rocker sale in Mobile
Adam Glass and Company announces a major furniture closeout in Mobile featuring a selection of chairs and rockers at deep discounts. The event promises unprecedented pricing and lasting value for local shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Adam Glass & Co
Oakdale dairy woman sues city milk inspector for damages
Mrs. Anna Brunson, dairy operator in Oakdale, files suit in law and equity court against Dr. Forrest R. Harsh, city meat and milk inspector, seeking 1000 dollars. She alleges on January 13, 1913 he wrongly condemned five cows as tubercular, depriving her of their milk. The case advances to the next term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Brunson
Oakdale
Law and Equity Court
Forrest R. Harsh
City Meat and Milk Inspector
Harsh
Revival Near Theodore Closes With Thirty-One Additions
The Baptist revival meeting near Theodore Alabama ended last Sunday night adding thirty-one new members. Preacher H V Daffin from Mobile led the revival with assistance from J D Crosby of Moss Point Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore
Ala
H. V. Daffin
Mobile
J.D. Crosby
Moss Point
Miss
Wilson Deliberates U S Policy Toward Huerta Regime
Ambassadors and officials weigh U S stance on Mexico amid Huerta regime. President Wilson suggests cautious approach with constitutional principles guiding aid and recognition. Secretary Bryan downplays potential disruptions to lectures as policy debates continue. Senator Fall signals move to push repeal of 1912 neutrality statute enabling Huerta munitions imports.
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United States
Huerta
Wilson
Latin America
Wilson Sing
Mexico
Bryan
Ambasador Wilson
Washington
Fall
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Governor Carranza seeks belligerent rights in Mexico crisis
Governor Carranza wired a strong protest to the U S diplomatic agent in Washington urging against recognition of Huerta by the United States and asking for belligerent rights. He claimed most Mexicans favored him and that with belligerent rights he could quickly gain control of the government. The message text was not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Eagle Pass
Tex
Carranza
Constitutionalists
Washington
United States
Huerta
Constitutionalists Fear Foreign Pressure on Mexico
Douglas Arizona July 16 reports say foreign governments seek U S intervention in Mexico stirring anxiety among Sonora rebels. Constitutionalist leaders insist they aim to prevent foreign interference and note rebels have treated Americans with respect despite Obregon's retirement from Guaymas. Huerta is losing and pushing for intervention, but they deny wanting it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Douglas
Ariz
Washington
United States
Mexico
Sonora
Obregon
Guaymas
Huerta
Fire Chief Receives Letter About Missing Husband
Bayou la Barre Hotel manager reports Mrs H A Page, married two weeks, fears for her husband C H Page 48 formerly with Mobile Fire Department. He is jailed on a perjury charge for falsely claiming his wife’s age and is under $500 bond awaiting grand jury action. He took ten days leave at marriage and did not report by Friday July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. F. Price
Bayou la Barre
H. A. Page
Page
Mobile Fire Department
Winter promoted to command at Hot Springs hospital
Lieut. Col. Francis A. Winter, on duty in the surgeon general's office, is ordered to command the Army and Navy General Hospital at Hot Springs Arkansas starting November 1, relieving Lieut. Col. Henry Fisher who will take command at Walter Reed hospital in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Francis A. Winter
Surgeon General
Army and Navy General Hospital
Hot Springs
Ark
Henry Fisher
Walter Reed
Wisconsin Professor Paul S Reinskeh Nominated as China Minister
Associated Press reports Dr Paul S Reinseh of the University of Wisconsin political economy named minister to China and sent to the Senate for approval on Friday in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Paul Sreinseh
University of Wisconsin
China
Senate
Tug Gladys Sold Under U S Court Decree
A United States court issued a decree of sale on Wednesday for the tug Gladys owned by Fy Mumme. The case named Ollinger and Bruce Dry Dock Company as complainant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gladys
Fy. Mumme
Ollinger and Bruce Dry Dock Company
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Warners Safe
DYE Works
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