Mobileans visit resort and wedding news across town
Visitors from Mobile travel to Utica and Atlantic City with Miss Agnes Goldsby and Miss Isabel Goldsby leaving for Ork City. Miss Mary Ewing and Maxmilian Von Liebe plan a Trinity church wedding with guests from St Louis Pass Christian and Chicago. A memorial, trips, and engagements fill local events as Elizabeth Savage hosts a surprise party in Gadsden and other social gatherings unfold.
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Liebe-Ewing
Mary Ewing
Maxmillian von Liebe
Trinity Church
Obert Ewing
Miss Mrand
Toulmin
Robert, Jr
Wilson
Pass Christian
Battle House
Esther
George Bates
Michigan Avenue
Tan and Freckle Removal Through Home Wax Method
A historical notice describes altering skin appearance by applying mercorized wax or cold cream to shed tanned or freckled skin. Instructions suggest washing off and removing the surface layer, then using a solution with powder and solvent to brighten and smooth the complexion.
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Inherit Ox
Proverb on Health Care and Self Medication Tradition
An aged saying suggests each person becomes a fool or physician by forty and should self care until then. The speaker notes increasing talk of self medication and recalls remedies from Wy and Pinkham’s standard products, highlighting common self care practices.
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Syd
Pinkham
Rubber shield aids and hinders in summer dress care
Readers learn to use a rubber perspiration shield to protect delicate fabrics from sweat odor and heat while wearing light dresses. Instructions cover pattern folding, seam placement, and lines of crosses for cutting. Advice includes daily replacement, washing, and adding a deodorizer to rinse water.
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Ellen Smith
Mrs. Mark L Bristol guest at Bar Harbor amid naval family sorrow
Bar Harbor hosts Mrs. Mark L Bristol wife of Captain Bristol chief of navy aeronautics as Pensacola relatives share grief over her father Rittenhouse Moore of Mobile. Bristol recently sailed from Pensacola after orders to sea while Moore’s Mobile family story unfolds with several social notices from biloxi to Birmingham.
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Mark L. Bristol
Bristol
Navy Aeronautics
Alexander Brown
Bar Harbor
Maine
Bristols
Pensacola
Rittenhouse Moore
Mobile
Tallulah Falls
Moores
Captain Bristol
Pensacola News
Cabinet Silent On British Blacklist Talk
Washington July 25 Great Britain's blacklist against American firms was discussed at length in the cabinet meeting but acting Secretary Polk said there would be no immediate announcement. The president and advisers study related treaties and await replies to informal inquiries from London. They expect to take vigorous action but no definite plan was chosen.
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Washington
Great Britain
Todaiy
Polk
State Department
London
U S Steel Declares Extra Dividend Along With Regular
United States Steel Corporation announces an extra 1 percent dividend on common stock in addition to the 1 1/4 percent regular quarterly payout. Quarter ending June 30 earnings total 81,126,048 dollars per the report.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation Today
Bomb plot offered rewards for parade deaths in San Francisco
San Francisco on July 25 reported rewards totaling 13000 dollars for the arrest and conviction of those responsible for a tomb explosion at the preparedness parade last Saturday, which killed six persons and injured forty two.
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San Francisco
Chamberlain's Remedy Promoted For Summer Ailments
An advertisement urges families to keep Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot weather. It claims the product is valuable and nearly always needed before summer ends and notes it is widely obtainable.
Local social notes list visiting nieces and guests
The column lists Miss Nina Lippert and Miss Wini Lippert of New Orleans planning a summer visit. Clara Crossland visits Biloxi with Dorothy and Mabel Vaughn. Evie D Oliv e visits Susie Smith at Magnolia Beach. Natalie McCarty visits Meridian guests Pauline and Regina Perry. Leah Gaston from Fairhope visits Thurman sisters. Mrs W T Hunter and family plan a trip to North Carolina. Mrs Ashbel Hubbard leaves to visit her mother Mrs Williams in Oxi.
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Clara B. Crossland
Biloxi
Dorothy
Mabel Vaughn
Evie D'Olive
Susie Smith
Magnolia Beach
Ashbel Hubbard
Ein
Mrs. Williams
Oxi
Beauty on the Skin Ad for MAGNOIAA BALM
An old advertisement proclaims MAGNOIAA BALM for skin care with a claim that beauty can be applied to the skin. It offers samples free and a 75 cent price from Lyon Manufacturing Co., 42 South Fifth Street, Brooklyn, N Y.
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Beatty
Lyon Manuf'g Co
South Fifth Street
Brooklyn
Mrs Sam Kelly Returns From Winona Visit
Mrs Sam Kelly came back from Winona Mississippi where she visited her sister Mrs Rachael Gibson. Nathaniel Johnson returned from Meridian Mississippi. Rev J D Wilkes of Crichton Baptist Church will hold service at Bethany Baptist Church Wednesday night at 7 30. Mrs J Blackmon and her son Albert of Fort Worth Texas visit Mrs Wade Therrell. Mrs Frank De La Bar and children returned to Meridian.
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Sam Kelly
Winona
Miss
Rachael Gibson
Nathaniel Johnson
Meridian
J. D. Wilkes
Crichton Baptist Church
Bethany Baptist Church
J. Blackmon
Albert
Fort Worth
Tex
Wade Therrell
Frank de la Bar
Report on Goldberg Case Expected This Week
In Montgomery Alabama Brigadier General Bricken reports Colonels Maddox and Graves will finish their inquiry into Private Harry Goldberg's alleged binding and abuse for cursing the flag and President Wilson. The article also notes health, recruitment, and band activities across the Alabama National Guard camps and units.
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Montgomery
Ala
FF. M. Maddox
FE. H. Graves
Charles R. Bricken
Harry Goldberg
Wilson
Alabama Brigade
National Guard
Maddox
Mobile
Graves
Gollberg
Birmingham
Bricken
Texas
War Department
George A. O'Connell
O'Connell
Alabama
Doctor Shot by FELLOW'S LINKED FATAL SHOOTING IN BOSTON
The death of Dr. Wilfred Harris, shot by Dr. Aldridge D. Atwood, is expected to be declared. Atwood says Harris blocked his marriage to Cecelia P. Adams, leading to Adams's death by her own hand. Police consider the possibility that Miss Adams was murdered.
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Boston
Wilfred Harris
Aldridge D. Atwood
Cecelia P. Adams
Atwood
Harris
Miss Adams
Pada
Flood aid resolutions proposed for five states
Resolutions were introduced in the house authorizing federal aid for flood sufferers in North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama and Mississippi. They call for 700 000 in appropriations and authorize the war department to supply tents quartermasters and medical supplies.
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Washington
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
House
Committee On Military Affairs
War Department
Cossacks Across Frontier Cause Panic in Hungarian Towns
A July 14 Cossack detachment crossed into Hungary causing panic in frontier towns and a mass refugee exodus. Russians withdrew after brief advances as gendarmes fought them. Refugees struggle for food and shelter, blocking roads and delaying military transport.
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London
Hungary
Morning Post
Bukovina
Montenegro
Albania
Child Labor Bill Caucus Date Set
Democratic senators will hold a caucus tonight to consider President Wilson’s request to include the child labor bill in the legislative program before adjournment. President Wilson stated he will insist on adoption of the child labor and federal employees compensation bills during the current session as reported, with a favorable senate committee report on the compensation bill that has passed the house.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Senate
House
No tax refund on solvent credits in Alabama ruling
Alabama state officials hold no authority to refund solvent tax payments from 1910 to 1914. The legislature abandoned the tax but did not provide refunds. Mandamus action may be pursued. Also governor paroles J. O. Turner after lunacy finding. Turner to hospital then possible sentence. Justice John C. Anderson travels to Talladega Springs for summer vacation.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
M. C. Allgood
Lawrence E. Brown
Brown
John C. Anderson
Alabama Supreme Court
Talladega Springs
Justice Anderson
Decatur
Alabama State Bar Association
Strayed and Lost Notices From Purity Springs and Georgia
A medium sized sorrel horse strayed from Purity Springs at Spring Hill with a reward offered for its return. A white and black setter bitch about 10 months old, named May, is listed as lost near 105 S Georgia Avenue with reward offered.
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Purity Springs
Spring Hill
Purity Springs Bottling Co
S. Commerce Ree
H. V. Bachelder
Georgia Avenue
Hoosier Poet James Whitcomb Riley Laid to Rest
James Whitcomb Riley was laid to rest at Crown Hill Cemetery Indianapolis in a home funeral attended by relatives and close friends. The body was placed in a vault awaiting final disposition after services led by Rev Joseph A Milburn and Rev Frederick E Taylor with flowers Riley favored.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James Whitcomb Riley
Crown Hill
Joseph A. Milburn
Sewanee, Tenn
Second Presbyterian Church
Frederick E. Taylor
First Baptist Church
Deal for Danish West Indies by U S is Assured
Washington reports that negotiations are nearly complete for the United States to purchase the Danish West Indies from Denmark for 25 million dollars. A treaty closing the transaction may be signed today and sent to the Senate. The islands St Croix St Thomas and St John lie west of Porto Rico and hold strategic naval value.
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Washington
White House
Danish West Indies
United States
Denmark
Senate
Washington Administration
Congress
St. Croix
St. Thomas
St. John
Porto Rico
Europe
Panamia Canal
Competing Nations Rivet Attention on Caribbean Islands
Naval officers warn the Danish West Indies are strategically vital to deter rival European powers from seizing them. They stressed their proximity to Guantanamo and the risk to crucial sea routes linking the Caribbean and American coast cities.
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Danish West Indies
United States
Guantanamo
Key West
Mona
Caribbean Sea
Court Notices in Chancery Division
Chancery Court procedures listed with multiple cases including pro confesso judgments and motions. Receivership motion set for 29th. testimony ordered. demurrer to amended bill. motions to dismiss or show cause pending in cases such as Thomas v Thomas and Porter v Porter.
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Chancery Court
Smith
Phil Thomas
Addie Thomas
H. W. Slaughter
E. C. Hall
Lee E. Sutton
Frank E. White
C. H. McBroom
Theresa McBroom
Walter Porter
Elnora Porter
Carrie Taylor
Henrietta Franklin
Blanche Herman
Geo. X. Herman, Jr
American Publisher Detained in Liverpool Released
London July 25 S. S. MacLure the American publisher was detained aboard the American liner Philadelphia on arrival at Liverpool yesterday. He was released this afternoon after representations by the American embassy to British authorities.
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London
S. S. MacLure
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Progressives to Convene Leaders Ahead of Aug 5 Chicago Meet
New York officials said a conference of Progressive leaders from across the country would be held in an eastern city later this week to determine action for the national meeting in Chicago on August 5. Walter A. Johnson announced he would call a state leaders conference for later this week to decide a course of action.
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United States Army
Regular Army
National Guard
Oscar Harrison
Oxford Company
Hunter McDuffie
Monroeville
Graves
New York
Progressive Party
Chicago
Walter A. Johnson
Progressive State Committee
Mr. Johnson
Syracuse
Progressive leaders plan petition supporting Hughes in New York
Bainbridge Colby said anti Perkins Progressive leaders will meet in Chicago and consult with other states before. Officials announced that anti endorsement leaders failed at Syracuse plan would circulate a petition endorsing Hughes to enrolled Progressives across New York state.
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Bainbridge Colby
Hughes
Syracuse
Chicago
New York State
Negro Troopers Revolt At Slars In San Antonio
Rioting by members of the Eighth Illinois infantry and alleged shirking by units of the First Illinois brigade on a practice march sparked comment. Negro guardsmen said slurs by whites led to the attack on Herbert Henne, who fled his auto to a saloon where he defended himself until provost guards arrived and fired, wounding three militiamen. The incident was to be resolved by trial of the culprits.
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San Antonio
Tex
Eighth Illinois Infantry
First Illinois Brigade
Herbert Henne
Henne
Bell
Funston
Massachusetts
el Paso
Sumner Returns from Gulf Refugee Operation
The United States army transport Sumner arrived in Newport News after a month abroad. It had escorted refugees from the Gulf crisis, landing some in Porto Rico and others at Galveston and Tampa. The ship will tie up at the port.
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Newport News
United States Army
Sumner
Gulf Ports
Mexico
Porto Rico
Galveston
Tex
Tampa
Fla
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