Campaign to eradicate cattle ticks at German Relief Hall
Mrs. G. H. Mathis of Gadsden Alabama will headline a mass meeting organized by the Home Economics Club and the Chamber of Commerce to promote universal dipping to eradicate the cattle tick. The effort aims to boost Mobile County prosperity by improving milk, beef, health, and local dairy industries, urging women voters to support the measure tomorrow.
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German Relief Hall
G. H. Mathis
Gadsden
Ala
Bankers’ Association
Home Economics Club
Chamber of Commerce
Mobile
Mobile County
Dip costs for cattle owners to fight cattle fever
Article explains dipping programs across eleven states funded by national state and county governments. Farmers pay 50 cents per head for a season May 1 to December 1, while counties supply materials and vats. Mobile County’s inclusion will trigger a share of a $25,000 national appropriation to offset expenses. Healthier cattle means better beef and dairy products for consumers.
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Couny
Tre
Alabama
Mobile
Domestic Business Steady Despite Rail Freight Strains
Business remains steady though rail car shortages and ocean vessel limits hamper export freight. Labor conditions improve with a building boom easing unemployment in big cities. New York export total for the week hits 57.5 million dollars versus 25.4 million last year, with retail trade holding up during Lent.
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New York
Let Everybody Lead in Alabama Education Campaign
A Huntsville Daily Times item praises Madison County and north Alabama for leading a statewide education campaign and expects strong local support while noting South Alabama also backs education. The piece remarks on civic effort and adds a quip about a woman and her cat to end.
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Alabama
Madison County
North
Huntsville Daily Times
North Alabama
South Alabama
March 14 1916 Daily Horoscope Predicts Turbulent Year
A chaotic forecast warns of harsh planetary aspects Saturn and Ss while Sun brings aid. Prophecies mention military summons, crime avoidance, robberies,Jewish themes, searches for authority figures, and potential royal family death. Farmers face storm losses. education betokens practical training. officials may gain. children born today promise favorable traits.
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Acre
Mer
England
United States
Mobile Visitors Fill Streets With Notable Guests
A long list of travelers and residents arrive in Mobile for visits and social engagements. Notable names include M. Barnard’s Mardi Gras guest Robert Irwin of Montgomery Alabama, and travelers from Iowa Illinois New York Ohio Indiana and Georgia visiting for several days and meetings.
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Robert Irwin
Montgomery
Ala
M. Barnard
P. C. Schunaker and
McGregor, Tex
Mobile
J.T. Nelson
Long Peach
Cal
New York
T. J. Ford
Quinn Landing
Warrior River
Chicago
Mexico
All Names in Separate Cities Listed Across Notices
A compilation of individuals linked to various towns across Mississippi Alabama Kentucky and New York appears in this segment. Names include J Frye T A Johnson J P Lambert G B Childress O Myers M Largilliere A G Dancy J F McKinley and others with affiliations to River Bridge New York City Decatur Windsor Bromley Finchey Louisville Biloxi Grand Bay Coffeeville and River Ridge.
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Battle House
Swagar Sherby
Louisville
William Crozier
Washington, D. C
J. D. Wesley
B. G. Evans
T. M. Tallmage
Alb Mayer
J. J. Wilson
EK. B. Anegne
New Orleans
H. S. Smith
H. M. Rollns
Atlanta, Ga
C. C. Williams
H. Weedle
H. Engles
H. T. Buck
A. R. Altmeyer
R. L. Schlesenger
E. D. Eshop
W. P. Becker
L. W. Ross
C. J. Frank
L. L. Knack
Colburn
New York City
H. T. Black
Jackson, Fla
P. H. Donahue
St. Louis
W. H
Minnesota
A. A. Ross
E. W. Michael
Philadelphia
J. M. Hoffman
Brewton
Ala
George E. Post
Albany
N. Y
Hines Bell
R. W. Wright
Laurel
Miss
E. H. Sley
Creola
F. G. Blair
Tuscaloosa
N. E. Turner
Vinegar Bend
R. T. Spencer
U. 8S
S. New York
T. W. Nash
San Antonio
Tex
KE. T. McCoy
Rosin
Wis
W. Hagginbotham
Baltimore, Md
J. P. Bentley
W. A. Bentley
W. E. Sotopeck
J. P. Armick
A. Willow
Detroit
Mich. Bienville
R. W. Lyles
Baltimore
J. M. Wigfield
McIntosh
J. L. Scruggs, Jr
Coffeeville
A. Lambert
J. R. Edwards
Cleveland
Ohio
A. HW. Chamberlain
Birmingham
L. T. Lee
Ft. Morgan
Colo
W. P. Wilcox
N. Robertson
W. P. O'Neal
J. M. McIntosh
Pensacola
Fla
H. Granada
Frankville
D. R. Peteet
Orange Bend
M. E. Yeatman
Selma
P. V. Tucker
L. H. Bufond
Lamison
J. P. Krecker
C. C. Terrill
Meridian
F.S. Henry
C. G. Goldring
Little Rock
Ark
M. F. Dallett
H. O. Goodrich
G. M. Ashland
T. A. Meyer
Indianapolis
Ind
F. E. Getts
Cincinnati
Daniel
Wilmette
Ill
J. E. Pierre
Peoria
G. E. Cleveland
Nashville
Tenn
S. B. Bradford
Memphis
L. G. Farnell
Charleston
S. C
E. C. Berger
Atlanta
Salt Lake City
Utah
P. C. Schunaker
McGregor
Arthur Brooks
A. B. Baker
C. W. Fryant
William J. Shand
L. F. Meyer
Seattle
Wash
J. L. Lord, Jr
Boston
Mass
Klosky
E. McCall
York
John G. Aikin
N. Aikin
Stockton
O. G. Snell
Walker Springs
Savage
A. M. Silver
Pendleton
W. L. Smith
A. R. Thomas
Markle
Hattiesburg
D. A. Neumann
C. W. Stichels
U. S. S. New York
J. C. Molaison
St. Andrew
R. E. Jackson
H. Osborne
J. J. Moran
Tampa
D. D. Madden
G. G.averdson
Grand Bay
J. Keeler
M. N. Jay
J. L. Echards
Decatur
J. McGowan
J. M. Campbell
R. L
A. G. Dancy
Louisville, Ky
J. F. McKinley
River Ridge
C. B. Blumfield
Germany faces long ruin after war as leaders plan postwar aims
The Hague dispatch notes German fear of years of ruin regardless of war outcome. It says Germany could sustain fighting, aims to end the war by mid-1916, and expects to keep Warsaw and Lodz while rebuilding trade with South America and China. Internees study Spanish as part of linguistic prep.
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The
Hague
Germany
Berlin
War Party
von Bethmann-Holweg
Poland
Warsaw
Lodz
Pittsburgh
Europe
South America
China
Thrasher and partners begin jail terms in mail fraud case
G J Thrasher, a Montgomery banker and president of the former Bankers Bond and Finance Company, started a 30 day jail sentence after conviction for using the mails to defraud. He paid a $1000 fine. The court had sentenced him to 18 months in Atlanta penitentiary, later reduced. Partners L E Aymard and R C Howard were convicted and to serve terms in Atlanta. they plan to appeal.
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Montgomery
Ala
G. J. Thrasher
Bankers Bond and Finance Company
Thrasher
Atlanta
L. E. Aymard
R. C. Howard
High Court Rules Land Transfer Valid Despite Late Recording
The Supreme Court resolves knotty bankruptcy questions by upholding a transfer of land even though the deed was recorded after four months. The ruling limits invalidation to deeds required by local law to be recorded for creditors to be affected, reversing some states’ prior interpretations and affirming others.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Arkansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Kansas
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Wyoming
Utah
New Mexico
New York
Vermont
Connecticut
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
California
Oregon
Nevada
Montana
Idaho
Arizona
Eagle Killed After Stealing Sheep Near Ocean Springs
Edgar Seymour of Latimer shot and killed a seven and a half foot eagle that had seized a lamb from a Back Bay flock near Ocean Springs. The bird fell to one Winchester shot after lifting the lamb. farmers say eagles are raiding sheep in large numbers.
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Biloxi
Miss
Edgar Seymour
Latimer
Ocean Springs
Indoor Life and Fat Loss Promises From An Antwerp Capsules
An article urges indoor living as unhealthy and fattening and warns against lack of fresh air and exercise. It promotes Van Antwerp’s or a druggist’s allkererin capsules, claiming daily use after meals and before bed reduces weight, improves digestion, and restores energy within days.
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van Antwerp
Confessions of a Wife and Alice Letters The Advice
A nurse narrator counsels Alice on a strained love triangle and a will, weighing Harvey’s return from Africa and his father’s control. The adviser urges patience, cautions about marriage amid scandal, and suggests seeking another love while nursing. The segment ends with a cliffhanger about future healing.
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Harvey
Father
Tribute to a Woman in a Lusitania Tribute
A literary tribute recalled by a husband for his wife after the Lusitania disaster. The ad urges that many women lack health and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy to restore health and strength for women's ailments.
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Lusitania
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chicago Cabarets Stay Open Under New Hours
Chicago judiciary committee votes 8 to 4 to permit cabarets to continue operating in the city. Wet cafes must close at 1 am weekdays and midnight Saturdays, aligning with saloon rules. Previously restaurants could stay open without selling intoxicants.
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Chicago
Judiciary Committee
City Council
Pinex cough remedy promises fast relief and savings
An old time advertisement touts Pinex as a potent cough remedy that speeds relief for colds bronchitis and throat pain. The ad claims a pint bottle costs about 98 less than competing products and praises strong absorption and a pleasant taste. It warns against imitations and offers a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co Wayne Ind.
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Pinex Co
Wayne, Ind
Army to buy 438 horses and mules for troops to Mexico
Within the next week the United States Army plans to purchase 438 horses and mules. Horse dealers believe the stock will be used by troops entering Mexico, with about a third of the mules designated as pack mules.
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United States Army
Mexico
Cardui credited by Miss Craft after easing female troubles
In New Augusta Mississippi Irene H Craft recounts years of irregular cycles backache dizziness and feverish spells. After trying doctors Cardui helped her feel well with no backache headache or dizziness now. She urges others with similar ailments to try Cardui as trusted by many customers yearly.
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New Augusta
Irene H. Craft
Cardus
Cardui
Just Try This When Hairy Growths Appear
An old ad advises a hair removal paste made from water and plain delatone powder. The user applies the paste to hairy skin for a few minutes then rubs off and washes. It claims all hair vanishes with no pain though cautions to ensure genuine delatone.
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W. M. Clemens
ED Press
United Press
Associated
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Audit Bureau of
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Item
S.C. Beckwith Special Agency
Fing
Tribune Building
Third National
Odrow Wilson
Society
Anon
F. H. Fuller
Magnolia Springs
Baldwin County
L. F. Keith
Keokuk, Iowa
A. 8. Daniel
Wilmette, Ills
Ills
A. E. Barry
Meridian, Miss
L. H. Buford
W. S. Hancock and Wife
W. H. Radebaugh, Sr
Lancaster
W. H. Radebaugh, Jr
George B. Stuart
Albany, New York
Walter M. Higgins
Louisville Varnish Company
Edward J. Higgins
S. H. Peck
Grand Rapids, Mich
Alice
Cleveland Moore
Bell, Fia
Kansas City
Kansas City, Mo
Pur
Akes
Sultana Coffee
Iona
Rai
Dauphin Street
Odest Bank i
First National Bank of Mobile
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