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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1914

Page

7

Noted Speakers Named for Ala zema Sunday School Meet

The Ala zema Sunday School Association completed the program for the state Sunday school convention to be held in Mobile April 23 with speakers including Rev Henry M Edmonds Rev Bateman Judge Joseph Carthel D W Sims Prof J W Brown and E L Dodson. Railroads offer about half price round trips and three trains will run for Sunday school delegates as attendance is expected to exceed past levels in Alabama.

Alazema Sunday School Association Mobile Tsia Canton Ohio Henry M. Edmonds South Highlands Pres Tennessee D. W. Sims Georgia J. W. Brown First Baptist Dothan Ala Educational Association E. L. Dodson Tuscaloosa P. E. Green Birmingham Alabama Presbyterian Church Dele- Seserei Leon C. Palmer Montgomery

Opening of Mobile Keith-Orpheum Vaudeville At Lyric

Telegrams of congratulations flooded Lyric Theatre as Mobile welcomed the first Keith-Orpheum vaudeville offering. Gov Emmet O Neal sent praise from Montgomery alongside messages from Blanche Walsh Lydia Barry and other stars. The venture promises top Southern shows and a busy schedule with day and night performances.

C. W. Rex Jake Wells Lyric Theatre Keith-Orpheum Vaude- Ville Mobile South United States Emmet O'Neal Alabama Montgomery Ala Marie Wells Orpheum Emmet O'Real Blanche Walsh Belle Blanche Lydia Barry Billy Long Keith E. F. Albee New York Forsyth Theatre Atlanta Lyric Birmingham New Orleans Mr. Wells

Recognizes Advantages of Chamberlains Remedy

Recognizes advantages of Chamberlains Remedy in treating colds and coughs. It loosens and relieves coughs, aids expectoration, opens secretions, and helps the system cast off a cold. It counteracts pneumonia risk, contains no opium, and can be given to children as well as adults. Sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp and others.

Wes Chamberlain van Antwerp Drug Corp

Typo Union to Mark 78th Anniversary With Informal Spread

At Mobile Typo graphical Union No. 27 a committee led by President Shapping Aloe was appointed to plan an informal spread for the seventy eighth anniversary celebration. The appointees include S D Ardoyne George M Cox and William . The date for the event will be announced soon.

Typo Union Mobile Typographical Union No. 27 S. D. Ardoyne George M. Cox William Shapping S Aloe Seventy-Eighth Annivers Organization

Changes in Poultry Goes Toward Utility Stock

Marlena A Parker argues that poultry farming shifts from ornamental to utility stock. She urges buyers to value thoroughbred laying stock, notes early spring egg prices, and advises on breeding, housing, and feeding practices for profitable flocks.

Pineywoods Jersey Seisink Seseiemen

Dairy Car Will Arrive Tuesday in Mobile

The dairy instruction car of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad and Southern Railway, led by Fitzpatrick, arrives in Mobile Tuesday morning from Whistler and will be at the Government street loop station for lectures and demonstrations between 10 and 12 and 2 and 4. The public is invited to visit. After Mobile, the car heads to Theodore and Cadent Thy. Nagley, Alabama dairy expert, may join soon.

Mobile and Ohio Railroad and Southern Railway Fitzpatrick The Southern Mobile Whistler Government Street Loop Government Street Theodore Caden Thy. N. A. Nagley Government Daily Alabama

Garber Campaign Manager Visits Mobile Ahead of Meeting

Alex M. Garber, state campaign manager for B. B. Comer, arrives in Mobile for a supporters meeting at Comer headquarters on North Royal Street Monday at 8 p.m. He says every county in the state has set up strong committees to back the candidate.

Alex M. Garber B. B. Comer Comer North Royal Street Mr. Garber Mobile

College Lad Drowns Skating on Thin Ice at Lexington

In Lexington Virginia Ernest Gary aged 17 son of South Carolina Chief Justice Hugene B. Gary drowned after venturing onto an ice covered pond near Washington and Lee University. Cadet Smith also fell through while attempting a rescue but escaped. Gary's body was recovered.

Lexington Ernest Gary Hugene B. Gary South Carolina Supreme Court Gary Washington and Lee University Cadet Smith

Hassett Faces Extortion Charge in Canal Graft Case

Former New York canal board secretary Hassett, linked to a graft conspiracy, is accused of trying to extort about $60,000 from Anthony C. Douglas of Niagara Falls during Aqueduct contract bidding. District Attorney Whitman reportedly offered immunity only after a full confession.

Canal Board of New York State Whitman Hassett Anthony C. Douglas Niagara Falls Douglas

Chick Health and Feeding Wisdom for Young Chicks

Practical poultry guidance warns against wet mash for chicks warning of cholera infantum from sour feed.Advocates dry feed, clean water, dry housing, and letting the hen manage care, noting injuries from unsafe clothing and social pressure on women.

Father Menning Opens Mission at St Matthews Oakdale

The sermon by Rev Father Men Sunday morning opened the two week mission at St Matthews Cathedral Oakdale. He preached on a mission and quoted Christ delegating power to his apostles. He urged loyalty to the church as Christ’s organ and urged preaching the gospel despite wolves of false doctrine. Masses were to be held at 6:30 and 8 a m with services at 7:30.

Father Men St. Matthews Cathe Church Oakdale Order of St. Vine Paul Christ

After a cast iron crust has formed his anatomy

A fragmentary line notes a reporter who enjoys life only after a cast iron crust forms his body. The source text is unclear about fuller context. The phrase appears to be an abstract or metaphor within a larger narrative.

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MEET Governor O'Neal Charles Courtney Cornell Poughkeepsie Jim Rice Columbia Courtney BY Marlena A. Parker Marlena A. Parker Railroads Garber Thomas J. Hassett Dauphin Street Father Mennis St. Thew's Mobile Electric Co
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