Simple Exercises Mark Public School Closure Citywide
Public schools across the city and county closed Friday morning as some held light exercises and promotion card distributions signaling the end of term. Superintendent Murphy said he was unsure which schools performed programs, noting most gatherings included a few songs or simple recitations. At Leinkauf, seventh graders held Thursday night exercises, with all completing seventh grade moving on to high school next year.
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S&s
Leinkauf
Five Years After Diphtheria Child Gains Health on Vinci
A Massachusetts mother lauds Vinci for her five year old daughter once crippled by diphtheria and bronchitis. After cod liver oil and other remedies failed, Vinci restored weight and vigor, promising a full return if it does not help.
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Vinci
Adelaide Mulloy
Winthrop
Mass
Jem
Mopile
Round Table Club favors seaport benefits for Mobile
At a Tuesday night meeting of the Round Table club in the Y. M. C. A. auditorium the question of whether Mobile derives more benefit from state resources or its status as a seaport was discussed. The decision supported seaport advantages and the session adjourned to October 7.
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Round Table Club
Mobile
Louis Donald
F. G. Bromberg
Dodson's Liver Tone Promotes Relief Without Calomel
An advertisement urges replacing calomel with Dodson's Liver Tone. It claims the product livens the liver, regulates bowels, and rejuvenates the system, warning calomel can disrupt work. The copy guarantees money back if not satisfactory and notes a fifty cent price.
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Dodson
Sunday school excursion to Seashore Camp Grounds
The Sunday school of St. Francis Street Methodist church plans an excursion to Seashore Camp Grounds on June 12 via the Louisville and Nashville line.
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St. Francis Street Methodist Church
Seashore
Louisville
Nashville
Excursions from Mobile to New Orleans and Local Fisherman's Special
Passenger Agent H C Geron announces a Sunday July 13 excursion from Mobile to New Orleans leaving at 7 am and returning from Crescent City about 7:30 pm. tickets may extend to Monday for a fee. The fisherman's special runs Mobile Bay Shore road Sundays from 7 am, via Alabama Port to Coden by 8:53 am, with return departures at 4 and 6 pm. Richard B Jordan files bond as notary public.
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H. C. Geron
Louisville and Nashville
New Orleans
Mobile
Crescent City
Bay Shore Road
Alabama Port
Coden
Harvey E. Jones, Jr
Grand Jury Ends May Term Examination With Indictment Return Soon
The federal grand jury for the May term finished examining witnesses Friday and began preparing the report to be returned with indictments Saturday. The panel has been in session two weeks on adjournment Saturday, with length and cases investigated near the usual level.
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Federal Grand Jury
Lyric Vaudeville Ends Week With Added Attractions
This week's Lyric show ends Saturday with matinee at 2 and evening times 7 45 and 9 15. Tom the talking peony and Howard the ventriloquist are highlights for the young. Sunday features five reels of motion pictures from 2 to 10, and Monday brings a new Jake Wells vaudeville bill.
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Lyric
Tom
Howard
Jake Wells
King Baggott Plays The Heart That Sees At Crescent
King Baggott, famed leading man, headlines the Crescent Theatre today in The Heart That Sees a fine Imp drama. Early showgoers praised his performance, while The End of the Trail, a two reel Powers production, also screens.
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King Baggott
Crescent
Crescent Theatre
Deaths and Funerals in Mobile and Daphne
Helen Eudora Harrub three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Harrub died after illness as the James A Carney steamer reached Daphne Alabama The funeral was held at St Josephs Catholic Church Mobile with burial in the Catholic cemetery John A Mickle former Mobile resident and son of Rev R A Mickle died in San Antonio Texas The remains to Mobile Saturday for 1:45 arrival and 2:20 funeral from Dixon McKay parlors.
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James A. Carney
Daphne
Ala
Littleay
Helen Eudora
Charles Harrub
North Hallett Street
Mobile
Dixor & McKay
Father Murphy
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
John A. Mickle
R. A. Mickle
Seamen's Bethel
San Antonio
Texas
P. B. Dixon
Dixon & McKay
Obituary notices for Morris Scharff and Charles B. King
Morris Scharff a 60 year old German native and Mobile resident for seven years died Thursday night at Touro Infirmary New Orleans after a three week illness. The funeral will be held from the family home in Mobile with survivors including his wife four sons and four daughters. Charles B. King who died in New Orleans was buried at Magnolia Cemetery with a grave service conducted by Rev Father Hackett and pallbearers Robert Elmer D T Lockler Peter Serda Guy Kennedy. Heir remark ends the item with a call to claim heritage.
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Morris Scharff
Germany
Mobile
Touro Infirmary
New Orleans
Warren and
Monroe Streets
Cincinnati
Ohio
Isadore Rubel
S. Goldman
Charles E. King
Charles B. King
Magnolia Cemetery
Father Hackett
Cathedral
Messrs
Robert Elmer
D. T. Lockler
Peter Serda
Guy Kennedy
Digest it Digest it the stomach aid ad
A medical ad promotes Digest it as a stomach nourishment substitute that helps digest food when the stomach is sick. It claims doctors in Germany England and America support its use and offers a quarter trial package of twenty five tablets for 75c or 60c at Van Antwarn's.
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Germany
England
America
Van
Antwarn's
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Frank Ammillage
Mobile Lodge No. 108
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L. W. Savage
A. R. Minnis
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