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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1915

Page

7

Thought for the Day and Local Notices Crowd the Page

A collage of verse quotes by Rosamund Marriott Watson and Nixon Waterman, then a long school club report on the A.R.L.S examination won by Miss Alberta Enderle, followed by church and social notices, picnics, weddings, and community events across Mobile and nearby towns.

Rosamund Marriott Watson Earth NIXON _ WATERMAN Miss Enderle Aline Bright Literary Sowas Hal- Jeck Mims Miss Bright Belle Neville Derby Miss Lewis Miss Neville Lewis Neva Shillito Edna Sherman Hortense Reiss Lucille Hahn Robin Sweatt Edna Thurman Helen Howle

Face Disfigurement Report From Pimples Case

A resident describes severe skin eruption starting on the forehead with pimples and blackheads spreading to face shoulders and arms. The red festering lesions caused intense itching and burning forcing scratching. The account notes facial disfigurement and ongoing discomfort.

Washington, D. C

Perdido guest and local visits noted in brief regional column

NEENAH Alabama and Mississippi stations report social visits. Nora Briars of Perdido stays with brother T B Briars this week. Arthur Nettles of McWilliams visited Sunday. Prof Claude Watson moved to Petersburg Virginia for a DuPont Powder Company position. J N Tait family spent weekend in Camden for baby's eye treatment. Prof O H Partin remains sick and未able to teach Sunday school. Frank Dailey and family visited home folks. Soil surveyors examined local soil last week. Annie Adams returned to Selma after two weeks with her mother. Temperance.

Neenah Ala Nora Briars Perdido T. B. Briars Arthur Nettles McWilliams Claude Watson Petersburg DuPont Powder Company J. N. Tait Camden O. H. Partin Frank Dailey Annie Adams Selma Temperance

Mrs Jasper Robertson Seeks Summer Winter Home In Grand Bay

Mrs Jasper Robertson of Binghamton New York visits Grand Bay seeking to spend both summer and winter at her southeast Grand Bay home with an orange orchard. The Methodist Good Fellowship Class plans a vegetarian canning factory event Friday night June 25 and Baraca Philathea classes hold lawn party Friday June 18 with ice cream cake and lemonade.

Grand Bay Ala Jasper Robertson Binghamtonn N. Y Good Fellowship Methodist Church Canning Factory The Baptist Sunday School Addi

Sunday school attendance reports strong in Alabama

Miss Marjorie Clemens secretary of the Mobile County Sunday School Association attended the Second District Sunday School convention at Lambert Alabama reporting good attendance and interest during the event.

Marjorie Clemens Mobile County Sunday School Association Lambert Ala

Burglars Loot Ogburn Griffin Grocery on Commerce Street

Burglars entered the Ogburn-Griffin Grocery Company store on north Commerce Street during patrol changes and stole a large quantity of cigarettes cigars and tobacco. The front door was forced open and no arrests had been made by Thursday morning.

Ogburn-Griffin Grocery Company North Commerce Street

Pratt Consolidated to Ship Three Coal Barges Here

Pratt Consolidated plans to send three coal barges to the local area during the latter part of this week or early next week. The movement aims to bolster supply for regional needs and reflects ongoing regional energy logistics.

Pratt Consolidated

Pratt Consolidated Barge Plan Targets Mobile Transport

Commodities from the Birmingham district will be moved via barges on the Warrior river to Mobile. The Pratt Consolidated & Iron Company has planned to ship about 1,600 tons downriver over several weeks to reduce transportation costs.

Pratt Consolidated & Iron Company Warrior River Mobile Birmingham Bile

New Steamship Itasca Arrives For Mobile Trade

The Itasca, a new steamship of Lumber & Export Co enters Mobile harbor with 1100 tons of anthracite for Brown Morgan Coal Co. The vessel, loaded with lumber from South American ports, was purchased from Theodore of Boston at a time when South American commerce was a hot topic.

Itasca Lumber & Export Co Brown-Morgan Coal Co Lumber Company Theodore Boston Mass

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