Miss Provost maid of honor to queen of carnival
Miss Annie Moore Provost of Mobile has been chosen for a second time as maid of honor to the queen of the carnival and will lead the dance at the O. O. ball next Tuesday in her home city. Prominent guests include Justices and social leaders in Birmingham society.
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Miss Provost
Annie Moore Provost
Mobile
Birmingham
J. C. Carmichael
J. D. Moore
Order
Birmingham News
Harry T. Smith
Supreme Court of Alabama
John T. Anderson
Ray
McGill Institute
Felix
Government Street
James R. Middlebrook
Laura Ellen
Laura Walker
Margaret Anderson
Lars Anderson
Marion Anderson
Mabel Byers
Frank A. Robertson
Federal
Children’s Bureau
United States
Carnival Committee OF Elks
Lyric
Tallapoosa
the Elks
Neil Trdost Parker
Edward Hughes
Albert Peyton Bush, Jr
Julian Watters
Elks
John H. ‘Wood
Pensacola
A. M. Lappington
James Bryan
Ike Wilson
Meridian
C. H. Dunn
Miss Hester Farmer
E. Hester
South Scott Street
Richard H. Clarke
New York
Carl Seals
Cawthon
Ella and
Fannie Parker
Livingston
Ala
T. M. McMillan
Battle House
City
BE. J. Shotwell
Ruth Shotwell
Lincoln
Nebr
Eiza Wilcox
Brewton
E. R. Camp
Ross
Perdido
Woodland Mills
Tenn
E. B. Southall
South Joachim Street
J. W. McAlpine
MISS DORIS MOUGHON BEST CARNIVAL FEATURES
Carnival program lists Miss Doris Moughon as queen with William McDonnell king and a long line of escorts and performers. Community notices include YWCA welcoming visitors, carnival committees, and upcoming events at Mobile venues and society meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
William McDonnell
Elizabeth Herndon
Matt Mahomer, Jr
Hugh Kilmer
Cooper van Antwerp
Oliver Starke
James O. McDonnell
William J. McDonnell
George Roger Cook
Peter McDonnell
Herbert Lyons
Aline Rush
Grace Bestor
Lucille Metzger
Mary Elizabeth McAleer
Mary Terrill
Zena Watters
Antoinette Cook
Rachel Finch
Irene Steele
Rose McPhillips
Walter Minto
Bubbles
Esther Reynalda
Julia Butt
Buel Girlette
Cecile Sherman
May White
Mary Agnes Hughes
Tennessee
Pat Browne
Lillian White
Agnes Sherman
Robert Courtney
America
Columbia
Geneveive Sherman
Uncle Sam
William Wall
Dr Kings New Discovery for Spring Colds and Grippe
A vintage advertisement urges readers to use Dr King's New Discovery for spring colds and grippe. It touts soothing cough relief, cold control, and breakthrough of grippe attacks with a ready made laxative tar syrup already prepared for purchase from the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Adv
Run Down Women Promoted Vinci Strength Enlistment
In a public notice style ad the piece touts Vinci as a strength booster for women after expressing a testimonial from Mrs. Waldron of Saratoga Springs. It credits the product to Van Antwerp Drug Corp and urges readers to seek Vinci at local drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
John M. Waldron
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Metin
Club Calendar Highlights Local Meetings and Elections
Colonial Dames annual meeting elects officers led by president Mrs. J. G. Thomas at 11 a m. Numerous church groups host lunches and gatherings at churches and Battle House parlor C Y W C A Burgett Memorial and McGill Institute with times from 3 to 4 p m. Various associations including Equal Suffrage Catholic Knights Y W C A and Southern Association of College Women hold sessions across venues.
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Monda Infant Mystics
Battle House
Ladies’ Aid
First Baptist Church
N. Dauphin
Kress
Elks
McGill Institute
Rathskeller
E. L. Russell School Improvement Association
Windsor Hotel
Ladies of First Christian Church
South Royal
K. O
Mancinauke MaNassas Club
FE. L. Russell School Improvement Association
Ladies of First Church
South Royal Street
E. J. Newberry
H. S. Club
Edith Metzger
Blue Eet House
E. H. Johnson
Blue Bird
J. G. Thomas
St. Mary’s Church
Conti
Government
The
Equal Suffrage Association
Woman's’ Christian Temperance Union
Burgett Memorial
Catholic Knights and Ladies of America
M. E. Henry Ruffin
Church Street
Parler C
Battie House
Mobile
B. Y
Oakdale Baptist Church
Springton
Central Presbyterian Church
Southern Association of College Women
Parior A
Zeppelin Raid Kills 12 and Injures 33 in Night Attack
London reports three Zeppelins conducted last night's raid with twelve killed and 83 injured. The flying crafts crossed the coast and followed varied courses, striking Yorkshire Lincolnshire Rutland Huntingdon Cambridgeshire Norfolk Essex and Kent.
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London
Yorkshire
Lincolnshire
Rutland
Huntingdon
Cambridgeshire
Norfolk
Essex
Kent
Hobson Envisions Mobile as Naval Base Site
Captain Richmond P. Hobson, ex-congressman and former U S Navy officer, spoke in Mobile on destroying the destroyer. He urged Mobile as a government shipbuilding plant and naval base, citing Alabama’s harbor and river improvements. He warned that if conflict arises, naval actions would likely center near the Caribbean due to proximity to the Panama Canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Hobson
Council of National Defense
Atlantic
Germany
Pacific
Japan
Richmond P. Hobson
United States Navy
Alabama
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf
Caribbean Sea
Panama Canal
How To Give Quinine to Children Febrile Syrup Advised
FEBRILINE is a trademarked improved Quinine sold as Tastelesa Syrup. It is pleasant to take and does not disturb the stomach, ideal for children and adults who cannot tolerate ordinary Quinine. It does not nauseate or cause nervousness or ringing in the head. Ask for a 2-ounce original package, FEBRILINE blown in bottle.
Double Crossed Mustang Mutual Three Reeler Feature
The Mustang Mutual three reeler Double Crossed stars Tom Chatterton Amy Little and Jack Richardson offering a Western tale of love adventure intrigue and wealth and poverty in pioneer life. Also shown Too Proud to Fight a one act Cub comedy with George Ovey for 6 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far West
Rangers
Mustang Mutual
Tom Chatterton
Amy Little
Jack Richardson
George Ovey
Mutual
Anna Little
Thomas Chatterton
Helen Holmes
Fire Burns Roof At 57 Knox Street Home
A Sunday afternoon blaze at 57 Knox Street burned the dwelling roof due to sparks. Annie Gaines occupied the home, owned by H. D. Gordon. Fire alarm came from Box 46. The piece ends with an unrelated remark about a watch dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Street
Annie Gaines
H. D. Gordon
Keep Your Skin Clear with New Life Pills Ad
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as the one path to a clear healthy complexion. It claims the pills move the bowels stimulate the liver cleanse the system and purify the blood as spring medicine available for 26 cents at your druggist.
Miller's Anti Ol Snake Oil Advertised as Miracle Cure
An old advertisement touts Miller's Anti Ol as a universal remedy for rheumatism lumbago neuralgia and pains claiming instant relief with drops on sugar for coughs and prevention of grip pneumonia and colds. It promotes a golden red oil sold by Albright & Wood at 25 or 50 cents a bottle with money back guarantee.
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South
Albright & Wood—Adv
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Carrie Smith
Christine
Caroline
Mon Louis Island
Elizabeth and
Grace Rust
Gainesville
Christine Tyrrrentine
Myrtle Murray
Charlotte Thornton
Dog River
Celia Webb
Central Presbyterian Church Building Fund
Gulf City
Doris Moughon
Y. W. Cla
Young Woman's Christian Association
St. Joseph Street
Evelyn Brannan
Miss Brannan
Woman's College
Montgomery
Nora Mae Brannan
Wilmer
C. N. Pooley
Ocean Springs
Colonial Dames
Alabama Society of Colonial Dames
Morgan Smith
J. J. Dabney
H. L. Badham
Christ Child Society
T. H. Frazer
University of Alabama
Beter Babies
Elks’ Club
C. E. Farish
C. W. Soost
Charles B. Hervey
Paul Wilson
Dan E. Jett
Joseph F. Bullock
Pat J. Lyons
Lyons
M. Forcheimer
Thomas J. O’connor
Joseph V. Kearns
Helen Keller
Truman Smith
Henderson
J. W. Hunter
Athelstain Club
J. M. Stanfield
J. H. Stanfield
Sam Ledbetter
Katherine
William
U, S&s. D. 1812
National Society of United States Daughters of 1812
General Federation of Women's Clubs
New York City
Harry T. Inge
King Felix
Queen Katherine
James R. Hagan
Birmingham News of Sunday
Alabama Federation
Hagan
General Federation
Ers
J. C. Haygood
Douglass
J. A. Douglass
Auburn
Marcelle
Helen O'Rourke
Richard Walsh
W. K. Sparks
Detroit
Mich
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North
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Josephine “Rankin
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John Gilmer
Joe Summers
Delia Kleppinger
New Orleans
A.S. Lyons
Martha Tilman
Nashville, Tenn
Stewart LeBlanc
Edwin Woods
Julia Marechal
Edwin Marechal
Wylie West
Decatur
Elliott G. Rickardy
Nettie Mae Leroy
Minnie McKay
Charles L. Smith
Ed Youngblood
Carlowville, Ala
V. O. Gay
Allen Durham
James L. Coleman
E. C. Whitmore
Chicago
Esther Norden
Silver Hill
T. A. Norden
State Street
Ernestine Sowell
Jessie Mae Perkins
George Leftwich
Janes Bryan
A. J. Leibert
Palmetto
George Frazer
Mr. Frazer
John J. Morgan
Mary Palestine
Lowery Collins
J. G. Touart
Willie Mae Discher
James Donaldson
Ensley
John King Gillespie
Hortense Booth
Adam Glass
Flossie Davidson
C. C. Adams
St. Francis Street
Marian Cole Fisher
Pansy Bowen
Paris
Calumet Baking Powder Co
Moffett
First Ave
Columbus, Ga
F. L
Tapia
Dauphin Street
Britton
Shee
Philo Hay Specialities Company
Newark, N. J
van Antwerp’s Drug Corp., Inc
Craighead Club
Mobile Graded Union
Y. Ww
Government Street Presbyterian Church
Horlick
E. W. Grove
W. T. Goubil's
Frances Emery
S. Conception
William W. Dowling
Conti St
Anna M. Campbell
S. Royal St
Audrey J. Jackson
Chatham St
Augusta Muntz
George St
Genevieve Eaton
S. Wilkinson
the Item
Empire Theatre
Zeppelin
Wilkinson St
Sengers
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