Papers Condemn Pope Interview Rumors
The Rome Paris dispatch reports press outrage over a controversial Pope Benedict interview attributed to Luis Latapie in La Liberte. Doubts arise from Le Vingtieme Siecle about authenticity and Cardinal Mercier’s coercion.
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Rome
Paris
Pope Benedict
Luis Latapie
la Pliberte
Vatican
The
Coerriere d'Italia
Secolo
Havre
Vingtieme Siecle
Cardinal Mercier
Malines
General von Bissingen
Beligium
Shoe Trouble Heals as Crow and Squirrel Reconcile
Johnnie Bushytail battles a nail in a newly bought shoe with a hard knot in the lace. Jimmie Caw-Caw helps remove the nail, curing the pain. The two reconcile and walk home together as Uncle Wiggily and friends observe.
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Johnnie
Squirrel Boy
Uncle Wiggily
Rabbit
Jimmie
Crow
Mary
Darken Gray Hair With Q Ban Restorer Advertisement
A bold ad promotes Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer promising to darken gray hair quickly and evenly. It claims roots are treated for a healthy look, prevents dandruff and itching, and offers a risk free trial with a 50 cent 7 oz bottle available at Van Antwerp Drug Store in Mobile Alabama.
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van Antwerp Drug Store
Mobile
Ala
Parcel Post
The Island of Regeneration at the Empire
The Empire presents six reels of The Island of Regeneration from Cyrus Townsend Brady with Edith Storey and Antonio Moreno. A runaway girl, a yacht owner, and a tropical island drive a vivid, clean drama. Also shows The Little Doll's Dress Maker two-part feature and comedies with Lillian Walker, Ewart Overton, Pat Roony, and Marion Bent.
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the Empire
Cyrus Townsend Brady
Pacific
Vitagraph
Edith Storey
Antonio Moreno
Lillian Alker
Ewart Overton
Billy Reeves
Lubin
Pat Roony
Marion Bent
Lock Up Stamps When Cowart Went Out Testimony
Mrs. M H Gwynn former secretary of the state immigration committee testified before the legislative investigating committee that she believed locking the stamp drawer was best after questions about Lee Cowart taking stamps to Birmingham. Other witnesses spoke but nothing major emerged. A separate Mobile debate on woman suffrage is planned with W K P Wilson opposing S C Irvine in the Cawthon Hotel. The Mobile Equal Suffrage Association discussed state legislation petitions at its Tuesday meeting led by Martin Holbrook.
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Montgomery
M. H. Gwynn
State Immigration Committee
Legislative Investigating Committee
Lee Cowart
Birmingham
Cawthon Hotel
W. K. P. Wilson
C. Irvine
Mobile Equal Ae Association
Martin Holbrook
Mobile
Harnden Named General Manager in Liverpool Lumber Firm
Apon e Arnden formerly head of D eincndenage Co exporters of Mobile is appointed general manager of the pitch pine department at Alfred Dobell Co Liverpool with headquarters in that city. He left Mobile four years ago to run lumber business in Liverpool succeeding Charles Poynter lost on the Lusitania voyage to the Gulf coast. Harnden becomes British representative for Bay City Export Co of Mobile and M A Quinn Export Co of Pensacola.
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Pone Arnden
Deincndenage Co
Mobile
Alfred Dobell Company
Liverpool
Harnden
Charles Poynter
Lusitania
Culf
Bay City Export Company
M. A. Quinn Export Company
Pensacola
Greenville Chautauqua Opens With Orchestra Concert
Greenville’s chautauqua opened with a concert by the American Ladies' Orchestra under Miss Neilie B. Chandelier. Solo work by Miss Aileen Beatty highlighted the program as Professor Charles Lane served as platform manager. The Beula Buck Quartette performs Wednesday and Albert T. Barrett will lecture on Shall We Fight Forever.
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Greenville
Chautauqua
American Ladies’ Orchestra
Charles Lane
Neilie B
Aileen Beatty
Beula
Tornado devastates parts of Mississippi
A tornado struck Friar Point and swept through Coahoma and Sunflower counties. One man, J. J. Britt of Parchman state prison farm, was reported killed as a prisoners cage collapsed. Friar Point suffered heavy damage with buildings wrecked and injuries reported.
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Clarksdale
Miss
Friar Point
Coahoma
Sunflower
J. J. Britt
Parchman
Aged Monroeville Man Dies of Heart Trouble
Monroeville Alabama June 23 Special The town and surrounding area were shocked by the sudden death of C. M. Simmons one of the oldest residents He had shown no serious warning signs and death occurred quietly likely from heart trouble He is survived by a wife and nine children most of whom have moved away from the immediate community.
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Monroeville
Ala
C. M. Simmons
Studebaker Chief Sees Southern Prosperity Return
H L Cohen Southern representative of Studebaker Corp visits Mobile after Metzger Percy Motor Co took Mobile agency. He says conditions have greatly improved in ninety days and southern business confidence is returning, with early delivery of a shipment and plans to push southern operations.
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H. L. Cohen
Studebaker Corporation
Mobile
Cawthon Hotel
Metzger- Percy Motor Company
Cohen
Studebaker Company
South
Mr. Cohen
Studebaker
Lyman Personal News From Mississippi Towns
George Fagot and Miss Julia Hutto wed quietly at the bride's Wiggins home and left for Gulfport before settling in Lyman. Mrs. McKeather of Ora visits her daughter Mrs. Eden. Numerous relatives and visitors from Meridian, Lum berton, McHenry, Howison, and A. M. College are noted in social notices and a Mobile Item representative, J. D. Ulrich, was in town.
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Lyman
George Fagot
Julia Hutto
Wiggins
Miss
Gulfport
McKeather
Ora
Eden
Felkes
Lumberton
J. Ll. Cameron
EK. Cowan
O. C. Rabby
Howison
G. G. Blackwell
Mesdames Houze
Weekley
W. J. Williams
J. D. Ulrich
Mobile Item
Whatley Personal Notes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Mary Van de Voort and Bessie Lee Bradshaw visited Mrs. R. E. Shaw this week. Mrs. John Whatley of Mobile is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Whatley. Leander Poole, chief mail clerk, stopped in Whatley Wednesday. Rev. J. C. Glenn of Slocum will preach at Whatley Methodist Church. Josie Pierce of Thomasville visited Mrs. S. H. Gunn and left for Daphne. Las setter and Mrs. Shaw hosted a gathering for Van de Voorts and Bradshaw. Cam Mack of Selma visited his ill sister Mrs. Wilson.
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Whatley
Ala
Mary van de Voort
Bessie Lee Bradshaw
R. E. Shaw
John Whatley
Mobile
A. D. Whatley
Leander Poole
J. C. Glenn
Slocum
Eben Glenn
Whatley Methodist Church
Josie Pierce
Thomasville
S. H. Gunn
Pierce
Daphne
Lasseter
Shaw
van de Voorte
Bradshaw
Cammack
Selma
Wilson
Grape Nuts Health Food Endorsed In Diary Letter
A Chicago woman praises Grape-Nuts as a health food after years of indigestion and constipation from coffee and heavy meals. She credits daily use with restored digestion, weight gain, and improved well being, noting symptoms recur if she stops. Ad ends with “There’s a Reason.”
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Chicago
Postum Co
Adv
Chamber of Commerce Names 75 Delegates for Good Roads Meet
Chairman A G Ward appoints seventy five delegates from Mobile to attend the June 25 good roads conference in Thomasville. Delegates from Washington Clarke Wilcox and Dallas counties will join to back the Jackson Memorial Highway project from Selma to Mobile, linking Mobile Bay to the Tennessee line. The list includes numerous local leaders and professionals. A light military tone is noted in fashions but not in public reception.
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John Rose
Chamber of Commerce
Thomasville
Mobile
Selma
Mobile Bay
Tennessee Line
Washington, Clarke, Wilcox
Dallas
A. G. Ward
Charles Green
Finlay McFadyen
D. B. Bolton
R. L. Whatley
Harry Fisher
J. D. Bloch
John Craft
J. T. Cochrane
E. J. Buck
Henry Hall
J. W. Little
M. J. McDermott
E. T. Ladd
J. Leslie Taylor
R. V. Taylor
J. W. Hunter
C. W. Harrington
Guy Hartwell
Adams
H. G. Barclay
A. LeBlanc
Harry Pillans
Laz Schwarz
P. J. Lyons
J. C. Rich
W. L. Henderson
C. B. Hervey
W. M. Clemens
Frederick I. Thompson
Sidney Berry
J. J. Monaghan
W. H. Reynolds
B. F. Feist
W. H. Holcombe
John Dacovich
T. T. Palmer
E. W. Cawthon
John B. Dortch
John W. Phillips
M. C. Forcheimer
FE. O. Fowlkes
L. C. Irvine
G. L. Lambeth
W. H. Kemp
Heyman Gabriel
An Easy Way to Get Rid of Ugly Pimples
A home skincare routine using resinol soap and ointment promises clear pores and faster healing. The article instructs bathing the face with hot water and resinol, applying ointment for ten minutes, then washing with soap, finishing with cold water. It claims quick soothing and cleansing effects and notes availability from druggists.
Pepper seized as adulterated by federal agents
Four pails of black pepper shipped by the Newton Tea and Spice Company of Cincinnati to the Ogburn Griffin Grocery Company of Ohio were seized by Deputy United States Marshal D D Horton on a tip from secret service agents. The pepper, deemed adulterated and prepared in violation of the pure food and drug act, will be destroyed after July 1.
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Newton Tea and Spice Company
Cincinnati
Ogburn-Griffin Grocery Company
Ohile
United States
D. D. Horton
Secret Service
Brassell City Commission Rehearing Sought in Supreme Court
In Montgomery on June, an application for a Brassell city commission rehearing was filed with the state Supreme Court clerk. The case centers on R. Brassell who was ruled ineligible under the new commission government act to seek re election. The filing by William A. Gunter Sr criticizes the court’s prior decision while Montgomery awaits a ruling.
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Montgomery
Brassell City
William A. Gunter
Mobile & Ohio Train Derailed Near Meridian
A southbound Mobile and Ohio passenger train derailed seven miles north of Meridian after striking a tree felled by a storm. None of the crew were injured. Property damage is expected to be heavy in rural areas north of the city.
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Meridian
Miss
Mobile & Ohio
Here
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