Bell Phone dissension stirs local meeting tensions
Ambiguous OCR fragment references Bell Phone and brewing disputes at a local meeting. No clear names, dates, or events are readable to confirm the exact dispute or participants.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1915
Page
7
Ambiguous OCR fragment references Bell Phone and brewing disputes at a local meeting. No clear names, dates, or events are readable to confirm the exact dispute or participants.
The piece highlights smocking in dresses blouses and lingerie with notes on hats and gowns. It also covers the Story-Telling Hour at Lyons Park drawing over two hundred children and adults, plus a charity event at Texas Street Baptist Mission and a lawn party at Point Clear supporting Battles church funds.
During hot weather avoid neglecting bowel health. Constipation can worsen illness. mild, gentle laxatives are preferred. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a combination of laxative herbs and pepsin, is recommended. Salts and cathartics should be avoided. A free trial bottle is offered by Dr. W B Caldwell at 453 Washington St Monticello, Ill.
Capt Joseph Norville of the Mobile Bay and Bar Pilots travels to Birmingham to urge coal operators and shippers to address damaging publicity about Mobile’s port. He argues Mobile’s port charges are fairer than Pensacola and New Orleans and cites government tests and historical context to support the claim.
Moss Point notes list a busy social week with Miriam Williams hosting a Friday evening for Miss Katherine Bellin Gray of Atlanta. Local residents, including Mrs. Jim Howell and Mrs. George Bowen, spent several beach days. visits extend to Mobile and New Orleans with relatives and guests in town.
Little Rock reports catcher Francis Gribbens of the Southern Association club has been sold to Louisville Kentucky in the American Association. Announcement states the transfer was completed and the deal involves player rights and future duties for the Colonels.
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