Uncle Wiggily Finds Help to Finish Parlor Sweep
Uncle Wiggily stays home to mind the bungalow while Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy goes shopping. A cat blocks his sweeping and flees with the broom, but Flappy Longneck the swan boy arrives to fan dust away, leaving Nurse Jane surprised and grateful for the tidy parlor.
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Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Wiggy
Jane
Uncle Wiggily
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy
Nurse Jane
Mr. Longears
Uncle
Flappy Longneck
Flappy
Sister Regina Kenny Passes After Lifetimes of Charity
Sister Regina Kenny died last night at City Hospital after ten years tending the charity ward. She served Mobile Medical Society with tireless care, aiding the sick without regard to class, and led transformative work at the hospital inspiring devotion among the order and city.
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Regina Kenny
City Hospital
Regina
Mobile Medical Socity
Charity Hospital
Order of the Sisters, of Charity
Mabile
Lawful Potables at Virginia Bar Association Banquet
Discussion centers on Virginia and Alabama prohibitions and whether the bar association should observe the dry law. The argument emphasizes enforcing laws as the path to change if a majority deems them oppressive, urging legal professionals to uphold state statutes at their annual event.
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Viia Bar Association
Alabama
Niajor Association
Almon Launches Agricultural Educational Campaign in Alabama
Congressman B. Almon uses vacation to lead an agricultural education push in his northern Alabama district. He organized a corps of expert agriculturalists and mentors, starting in Madison County and expanding to other counties as part of a broader movement praised by local papers.
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Almon
FE. B. Almon
Alabama
Statesman
Madison
Aittle
Heis
Mobile Port Costs Defendership Faces Public Probe
The Rich committee and The Item hailed Mobile as the cheapest Gulf port despite criticism. Testimony showed Mobile pilots, towage, and stevedoring rates competitive with New Orleans and Pensacola, with calls for pilotage reforms and oversight.
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Chamber of Cols
Mobile
Gulf Coast
South Atlantic Seaboard
New Orleans
Pensacola
Gulf Ports
J. M. Walsh
Mobile Towing & Wrecking Company
Bisso
John Dorgan
Farmers of Dawes and Bay Shore Form Mobile Market Group
A circle of 51 farmers gathered at Rickardy Place on Fulton Road to form the Orange Belt Traction Market Inc. They plan a Mobile market with a shipping shed near the Government Street Loop and a cold storage plant, aiming to eliminate middleman profits and ship produce in railroad cars to distant markets. A Virginia Eastern Shore Produce Exchange model illustrates the potential scale and branding with red star quality.
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Union Church
Rickardy Place
Fulton Road
Orange Belt Traction Market, Inc
Mobile Growers’ Exchange
Maine
California
Mobile
Government Street Loop
Mobile County
Virginia
Baldwin Counties
United States
Virginia Produce Exchange, Inc
Commerce Street
Fromirginia
Pias
Posatiane
Mrs Beidel Praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs James A Beidel of 113 N Penn Street Shippensburg Pa recounts months of relief after starting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits quick improvement and ongoing good health for herself and daughter urging other women to try it, with contact details for Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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Shippensburg
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Pinkham
James A. Beidel
N. Penn Street
Shippensburg, Pa
Austrian Citizen Executed for Treason by Military Court
An Austrian man who claimed citizenship was shot for treason in Ma-Austrian Silesia two hours after a military court sentenced him to death. At 46 he had been tried on two traitorous expressions and the original hanging sentence was commuted to shooting.
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Austrian Silesia
Berka
Daily Chronicle
Pennsy Rowing Coach Resigns to Join British Army
Vivian Nickalls, coach of the University of Pennsylvania rowing crews, resigned to join the British army. He sails August 18 with a commission in the Third or Fourth Hussars, declaring that his country needs its sons and he can no longer stand by.
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Philadelphia
Vivian Nickalls
University of Pennsylvania
Hussars
Nickalls
Cholera Toll in Hungary Rises in Week Report
A Paris dispatch from Havas Geneva cites Budapest data showing 543 cholera cases in Hungary from June 21 to 28 with 281 deaths. The report notes 24 army cases out of 81 were fatal.
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Hungary
Paris
Havas
Geneva
Budapest
Local Society Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
The record mentions Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt McMullen hosting a Sunday gathering at noon. It notes Genie Hollingsworth, sister of Mrs. Dumas, was at an infirmary for an operation. Also listed are visits by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Murphy to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Summers.
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Dewitt McMullen
Dumas
Genie Hollingsworth
J. W. Murphy
J. E. Summers
Malcolm Personalities Highlight Local Visit and Church News
Mr and Mrs Os car Kidd of Whistler visit relatives in Malcolm Ala Mrs Viola Chapman of Pineapple visits her parents Here Rev Mr Reed delivers a sermon at the MHB church. Dr F A Webb and daughter attend church. Miss Christine Knapp visits Calvert while Link Preston reads war news with little sleep.
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Malcolm Personals
Malcolm
Oscar Kidd
Whistler
William Cater
Frank Oscar Nichols
J. J. Nichols
Chatom
Viola Chapman
Pineapple
Reed
M. HB
Calvert
F. A. Webb
Christine Knapp
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National News Service
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Beckwith
New York
Chicago
Tribune &J. Louis
Third National
Fred
HONES
Bell
A. B.C. Auditor's
Cope
John Davidson
Howard R. Garis
Sister Regina Kenny
Savannah Press
Moultrie Observer
Ae First
Ture
Mobile Towing & Kedatongee Company
H. T. Hartwell
T. M. Stevens
Walsh
Chamber of Commerce
Rich Committee
Rich
Pillans
Dawes
Bay Shore
Lydia E. Pinkham
E.pinkh
Lydia E
Pinkhamam
Vegetaata Medicine Co
Pennsy
Britain
Link Preston
Jacobson
Atterbury, High Art
Frankel
Atterbury
Jacobson’s
Palm Beach
All Our Boys
the Good Clothes
Dauphin Street
S. Royal
Nelson & Bailey
Royal ST
Tampa
Mallory Steamship Aaa Sa Buee
Mobile & Ohio
R. R
Ala
Miss
Chunchula
Nencacre Coe
Bay St. Louis
Biloxi
Migs
City Ticket Office
Mobile Item
St. Emanuel St. Mobile, Ala
Postoffice
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