WOMAN S WORLD EDITOR ON VOTES FOR WOMEN IN U S
WOMAN S WORLD AND WORK IN CITY AND COUNTRY MISS ANNA BOULET SOCIETY EDITOR WOMEN DO WANT TO VOTE. The following organizations have de fer votes for women: World's Women Christian Temper Union International Council of Women rep resenting over 7 000 000 women National Federation of Women's ide representing over 1 000 000 omen Every State Federation of Women's ubs where women vote and many here they do not vote. 6 National Women's Trade Union pease representing twenty two es in thirteen different states. National Order of Maccabees repre ting over 50 000 women. International Council of Nurses rep ay nine countries. IWHOUGHTS FOR THE DAY. Strive to be wise and to work for righteous thinking for thought always before the deed Adam t.
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World's
Women Christian Temper Union
International Council of Women
National Federation of Women's Ide
Federation of Women
Ubs
Pease
National Order of Maccabees
International Council of Nurses
Wean Your Baby Gently Weaning Mesmeric Advice From Mothers
The text advises gradual infant weaning from mother's milk to cow's milk to spare the baby's sensitive stomach. It emphasizes a gentle transition, noting generations of mothers have practiced gradual weaning. It refrains from explicit brands or dates, presenting timeless guidance on infant feeding.
Nestlé's Baby Formula Promise
Advertises Nestlé's infant formula as superior to cow's milk and claims strong nutrition from purified milk of healthy cows. Promises easy preparation with fresh water and offers free sample box and a baby care book.
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Nestlé’s
Nestle
Weddings and recitals mark busy week across churches and clubs
The schedule lists weddings at Government Street Methodist St Josephs and First Baptist venues, a home ceremony on Montauk Avenue, and multiple church and club events. Recitals by Miss Minnie Black and Liszt Pianoforte pupils accompany dances, picnics, and meetings at Monroe Park Yacht Club and Scottish Rite Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Street Methodist Church
Mary Catherine Alvarez
Leo Kling
St. Joseph's Church
Minnie Black
McGill Institute
Hill
Yacht Club
Dodson-Bolton
First Baptist Church
Montauk Avenue
Electra Semmes Colston
Monroe Park
Cessna
Harry Clifton
Mothers’ Club of Settlement
Henry Oe
Aote Wowee
I Lisat Pianoforte School of Music
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Suburban League Meeting Tonight In Whistler
The weekly Suburban League session in Whistler will be at Jim Smiths tonight with full attendance urged to form the committee for the July 5 field day and picnic. Mrs Thames field secretary of the Alabama Literacy Commission postponed yesterday's schoolhouse talk to a later date. John Ormerth, secretary of the cattlemen association, checked court records yesterday for the group. Local residents Wicke Gengenbach Wicke Hanley and others spent yesterday at South End. Mrs Bennett is reported sick. Hoffman returns home sick. George Halls of New Orleans visits Adrian Sarazens. Mose Farmer vacationing with Robert Clark after Macon Miss High School term. W J Givens Mobile district storekeeper left for stock-taking across the district. Dancing class members meet at Odd Fellows Hall tonight at 8.
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Whistler
Ala
Jim Smith
D. Thames
Alabama Literacy Commission
John Ormerth
Cattlemen's Association
Robert Clark
W. J. Givens
Mobile
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Naval Experts Report on Nebraskan Torpedoing
Ambassador Page in London has forwarded a full report by naval experts who examined the American steamer Nebraskan. Fragments of metal and wood support the conclusion of torpedoing rather than a mine. State department officials say parts of the report may be released by mail.
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Washington
Ambassador Page
London
State Department
Over Three Hundred Teachers Present When Negro Institute Opens
Tuskegee Alabama June 16 350 teachers from thirteen states attend the Tuskegee Institute summer school for colored teachers opening its sixth annual session. The six week program will feature addresses by noted educators including Booker T. Washington founder of the institute and normal. New instructors arriving include W A Caldwell Mobile and Isaiah J Whitley Plateau Industrial School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee
Ala
Tuskegee Institute Summer School For Colored Teachers
Booker T. Washington
The
Institute and Normal
W. A. Caldwell
A. F. Owens High School
Mobile
Isaiah J. Whitley
Plateau Industrial School
Pearson's Concert Band Delights Large Bienville Crowd
A large crowd attended Pearson's Concert Band in Bienville Square. Children danced on the grass as the band played a splendid program, aided by ideal weather after an earlier shower. Drago's Orchestra is announced for Friday night.
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Pearson
Bienville Square
Drago
Weekly gun club shoot draws crowds at Mo ville traps
The Mo ville Gun Club holds its regular weekly shoot this afternoon at 4 oclock on Carlin avenue drawing many participants and spectators. Trophies from the DuPont Powder Company are at stake with Pat Byrne Rio Rubira Dr A ard and Tom Sorenson having each won a leg for June competition. Genuine Coca Cola, on the market since 1886, touts its long standing market dominance amid imitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movile Gun Club
Carlin Avenue
DuPont Powder Company
Pat Byrne
Rio
Count Zeppelin Reported Ill in Stuttgart
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Amsterdam says Count Zeppelin, inventor of the German dirigible, is seriously ill with bronchitis and confined to his bed at Stuttgart.
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London
Amsterdam
Count Zeppelin
Stuttgart
Second Day of Hearing in $25,000 Damage Suit
The second day's hearing over a $25,000 damage claim by Mrs. Anna K. Givens as executrix of Murdock McInnis against Mobile Light & Railroad Co. began at 10 o'clock Wednesday and may run into Thursday. Givens seeks damages for her father's death after a street car accident at St. Francis and Royal streets. State Auditor M. C. Allgood visited Mobile en route to Washington county to aid Feagin in site selection for a new high school, with five towns offering sites: Chatom Leroy Healing Springs Vinegar Bend.
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Anna K. Givens
Murdock McInnis
Mobile Light & Railroad Company
Givens
St. Francis and
Royal Streets
M. C. Allgood
Mobile T
Washington County
Feagin
Chatom
Leroy
Healing Springs
Vinegar Bend
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Macklay
Levington
ST. Vincent’s Select School
Alberta Brown
Nellie Kennedy
Margaret Inez Phelan
Katie Murray
Nellie Crouch
Inez Kramer
Cora McEvoy
Miriam Clark
Bertha Anderson
Alma Morton
Corinne Hewitt
Catherine Ryan
Laura Renauld
Ethel Hewett
Annie Phelan
Tula Kennedy
Katherine Balzli
Bessie
Cuthbert
Inez Evans
Catherine Lavinghouse
E. Mattei
A. Hall
E. Balzli
A. L. Mattei
N. O'Neal
M. Lavinghouse
Nell Kennedy
Katie M
Leah Midgette
Teresa Geary
Lillian Brown
Ethel Norden
Anderson
Alma Norton
Corinne Hewett
Annie Murray
Lillian Goldbold
Po Ga McDerrott
Er Evans
Majella Clark
Agnes Hall
Emma Balzii
Anna L. Peterson
Isabella Bourgette
Lucille Duff
Margaret Smith
Louise Anderson
M. O'Neal
Theresa Geary
Cecelia Brady
Marguerite Free
Claudine Joseph
Marie Lavinghouse
Zalie Norden
Margaret Johns
Bessie Lemmon
Irma Wall
Angeline Andrews
Mildred Pierce
D. A. Brady
Tiberia
Brown
Inez Phelan
Katherine Murray
Margaret Free
Helen
Fort Tombeckee
Colonial Dames of
Alabama
Fort Tombecklee
Eppes
James Grey Thomas
Alabama Society
Colonial Dames
Rhett Goode
J. C. O'Connell
Normal College
Livingston
Hortense Barre
Metta Thompson
Convent of Mercy
Ladies’ of Charity
Mobile Public Library
Nellie Hess
Hattie Neubiik
Addie Moses
Nestlé
Nestle’s Food Company
Woolworth Bldg
New York
Columbia
Grafonolas and Records
Masonic Temple
Bell
Everett
Stultz & Bauer
Iuin
Elwell Bridge Club
Craighead
Liszt Pianceforte School of Peas
Negro Institute
Armours
Hammels
Povey
Di.uu
L.hammel Dry Goods Co
Mobile Item
St. Emanuel St
Mobile, Ala
Postoffice
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