Arachne Club Hosts Charming Mobile Visitors in Troy
The Arachne Club of Troy Alabama entertained guests including Mrs F E Kersh and Mrs Oscar Stallings at the home of Mrs E G Chaffin on South Tree Notch street. Attendees enjoyed Shasta daisies ferns and palms with salads ices and punch as special music and a Mothers Club address were planned for next week.
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Mabilian
Minerva
Arachne Club of
Troy
Ala
Mothers’ Club
J. T. Dumas
Birmingham
D. R. Reed
Jeter
Testimonial of Lydia E. Pinkham Remedy Help
Texas woman recounts four years of painful menstrual cramps and related symptoms. After using seven boxes of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and two bottles of Sanative Wash she reports full recovery and weight gain from 96 to 126 pounds.
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Adrian
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jessie Marsu
Confederate Heroine Dead in New York City
Mary Bradford Johns, famed as a heroine at Nashville on December 15, 1864, died in New York City while visiting her son Edward Johns. A lifelong Nashville resident, she urged Confederate troops to reform during the Civil War battle as shells flew.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
New York City
Mary Bradford Johns
Edward Johns
Museum Night Sparks Debate Over Cubist Art
Helen and Warren attend an art show featuring Cubist and Futurist works. Their reactions clash with critics as crowds debate meaning, with misread figures and puzzling titles provoking indignant and amused responses.
Two Men Injured In Collision With Car
Thomas Bressler and Percy Simmons were severely injured when their motorcycle collided with Louisville and Nashville streetcar No 46 at the corner of Claiborne and Esla va streets about 2 PM. Bressler sustained a broken leg and multiple cuts. Simmons was badly bruised. Both were taken to their homes.
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Thomas Bressler
Percy Simmons
Wilkinson
Claiborne
Eslava
Louisville
Nashville
Bressler
Simmons
City Brevities and Local Notes
Sykes Tucker, son of Joseph St. George Tucker, was brought here from Vredenburg Alabama with a badly lacerated left foot after a fall against a saw in the Vrendeburg Lumber Company mill. During Judge Henry Chamberlain’s vacation on the eastern shore next week, Attorney Moses Kohn will preside over the inferior civil and criminal courts.
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Sykes Tucker
Joseph St. George Tucker
Vredenburg
Ala
Vrendeburg Lumber Company
Henry Chamberlain
Moses Kohn
Male Teachers Preferable Opposed to Married Women in Schools
Associated Press reports Dr. Charles W. Eliot Harvard president emeritus writes to Abraham Stern that married women should not teach in public schools stating that male teachers are preferable for pupils teachers and community. He argues women should work no more than five years and suggests increasing the share of male teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Abraham Stern
Eliot
O Keefe Resigns as Frisco Railway Joint Receiver
John D. O Keefe of New Orleans resigns as joint receiver of the Beaumont Sour Lake and Western Railway and the Orange and Northwestern Railway, subsidiaries of the Frisco system. Frisco receivership duties to be split with Frank Andrews continuing as sole receiver for south Texas lines. O Keefe will serve in a fire capacity for the New Orleans Texas and Mexico in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
Texas
John D. O'Keefe
New Orleans
Beaumont, Sour Lake and Western Railway
Orange and Northwestern Railway
Frisco
United States
Barnes
Frank Andrews
O'Keefe
Mexico
Louisiana
Walter Page Praises English Common Law at London Dinner
United States ambassador Walter H. Page told a Hardwiciety dinner in London that the aims of Britain and the United States align. He said adopting English common law marked a great epoch for the U S and that the country owes a profound debt to it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Walter H. Page
United States
Great Britain
Lord Halsbury
Page
Health certificate required for marriage in Wisconsin
Madison July 26 Wisconsin Legislature passes a bill requiring a health certificate from both parties before a marriage license can be granted The measure also envisions sterilization of the feeble minded optic and criminal insane in state and county institutions
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
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Rudolph Richard
Selma, Ala
Gertie Meyer
William Oliver
Jeanette
Willie Duncan
Tuscaloosa
Eutaw
Mobile
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A. D. Rosenbaum
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Shelby Walker
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Isabelle Tanner
Elizabeth Harris
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Camden
Charles Willoughby
Government Street
Coral Burns
Coden
Annie Louise Johnston
Miss Barlamae, Tanner
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Miss Lewis
Cornelia Willison
Saeweek
H. M. Friedenthal
Claudia
Pass Christian
Earle
Claude
Harry G Locke
J. P. Jacob
South Hallett Street
Harry G. Locke
Mr. Locke
Coast and Geodetic Survey Service
W. L. Newhouse
This City
Booneville, Miss
Miss Staples
Laurel
Miss
Rose Carter
Isses Alice
Marie Abney
Pachuta
Norma Staples
Lida B. Robertson
Willis
Percy
Dauphin Street
Madras
Yeend Potter CO
Gingham
Percale
Manhattan
Onsirrece Store
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Mabel Herbert Urner
Warren
Helen
Curtis
Mr. Stevens
Grinnen
Matisse
Evelyn
Paris
Wahrren
Miss Luck Pocock
Miss Pocock
Washington
England
National Capital
Yale
C.W. Eliot
Louisiana Line
Walter Page
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