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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1913

Page

10

Mo bile Fraternal Highlights Moose Election And Graceful Parades

A Mobile news roundup covers the Moose election excitement on Royal and St Michael streets with 500 members, plus St Patrick's parade with 5 000 marchers led by Ft Morgan band. Fraternal notices include Knights of Pythias and Red Cross activities, and a D O K K ceremonial set for March 26 1913 in Mob ile Alabama.

Mobile Royal and St. Michael Street Moose Hibernians St. Patrick’s Benevolent Association Ft. Morgan Jackson Dauphin Conception Beauregard St. Patrick's Church St. Joseph St. Louis Royal Street Royal Government Lawrence Franklin Claiborne Knights of Columbus Mobile Lodge No. 67 Percivale Lodge No. 102

Knights and Ladies of Honor Meet at I C O F Building

Cornelia Lodge No 235 held a large Thursday meeting with two new initiates and four applications read. Delegates from Mobile were chosen for Birmingham Grand convention. officers named and plans for a drill team discussed with twenty two applications reported for first class.

Mobile Alabama Magnolia Springs Henry Simon Magnolia Dobbs J. D. Bloch J Lee Holloway Montgomery Sam Jenkins Bay Minette Fish River W. HH. W. Harding Knights and Ladies of Honor Cornelia Lodge Birmingham W. A. Cahnall Isabelle Miller John A. Dolle John E. Cahall A. 8. Picker, and the Following Grand Officers: Joseph H. Locke A. G. Levy E. L. Cahall B. B. Boone W. L. Cahall Grand Sentinel D. W. McGaughey L. Zimmern James E. Cahall

The Official Divan for the Year Parade Announcement

The list of titled organizers and officers invites attendance. Parade from K. of P. Hall at 7 30 PM then work at Armory Hall at 8 00 PM followed by a meal after the slaughter.

KE. L. Cahall R. W. Horn W. T. Pritchard A. G. Moses L. D. Browne Henry Ledebur Henry Simon Charles Summersell Jos Frew W. Willoughby George W. Daly Sahib H. W. Brown K. of P .Hall Armory Hall

Delicious Syrup of Figs advertised as liver and bowel tonic

A promotional notice touts Delicious Syrup of Figs as a safe, natural cleanser and regulator for the liver and bowels. It denounces violent purgatives and claims the product removes undigested matter and bile by morning without nausea or weakness.

Protone Promises Rapid Flesh Gain In 30 Days

An advertisement touts Protone as a flesh builder that increases weight by about a pound a day. It claims to boost nutrition, cell growth, digestion, and muscle development, with free samples and a booklet offered by mail to prove the effects. The Protone Co. promotes Detroit based delivery and nationwide mail order.

Protone

Free Protone Coupon Offer From The Protone Company

A Detroit advertisement offers a free 60c package of Protone with a filled coupon and 10c to cover postage. The offer includes full instructions and the book Why You Are Thin, from The Protone Company at 4821 Protone Bidg., Detroit, Michigan.

Protone Company Protone Bidg Detroit Mich

Ozomulsion Sample Request Ad From New York

An old advertisement offers a free 3 oz sample of Ozomulsion in a plump brown bottle. It invites readers to write to Ozomulsion at 648 Pearl Street in New York for the sample.

Pearl St New York

Curb Marriage to Curb Divorce Debate in Illinois

International News Service reports Chicago uplift groups backing the Illinois Commission on Marriage and Divorce led by Judge Kavanaugh. Bankier David R. Forgan urges uniform nationwide marriage and divorce rules to curb dissolutions and curb ill suited marriages amid calls for safeguards before marriage.

International News Service Chicago Ilinois Commission On Kavanaugh David R. Forgan United States O’hara McKinley George F. Bass Catharine Waugh McCullough New York George W. Trout

Atlanta Negroes Are Prosperin

Rev A F Owens reports at least 150 Tuskegee graduates living in Atlanta with 93 percent in industrial work. Many women serve as housemaids nurses and teachers while men work as carpenters, brickmasons, printers and more. Some own homes and businesses. 9,000 graduates have gone out since founding.

Owens Atlanta West Mitchell Street West Hunter Street Walker Street Tuskegee Institute

Four proposed bills curb Illinois divorce problem by involving state attorney

A committee recommends four bills prepared by Judges Pam Kavanaugh Mc Goorty and former Judge Jesse Holden. The measures would place the state's attorney in all Illinois divorce actions to void out-of-state laws and refuse recognition of marriages from states that ignore Illinois prohibitions.

Pam, Kavanaugh McGoorty Jesse Holden Illinois

Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Gray Hair Reversal

An ad promoting Wyeths Sage and Sulphur hair tonic claims to darken gray or faded hair naturally and evenly with simple application. It asserts benefits like reduced dandruff and scalp itching, and notes a ready to use bottle priced around fifty cents sold by Van Antwerp Drug Corp as agents.

Wyeth

Opening Yeend Potter's New Store Announcement

Reading the social pages today reveals Yeend Potter's new store and related community happenings with featured notices and updates across pages five to eight.

Yeend Potter's

Algerians Enjoy Weekly Golf Tournaments In Algiers

In Algiers on March 15 the town remains full and busy as the weekly golf tournament draws visitors. Notable arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. Manders, G. B. Saunders, C. Strutt, Lady Aline Viki, and Countess Apponyi, with hotels and homes buzzing with entertainment.

Algiers Manders G. 8. Saunders C. Strutt Aline Viki Apponyi

Franklin Street Cars Detour During Track Rehab

During rebuilding work on the Charleston street track from Royal to Conception, Franklin street line inbound trips between 8:15 am and 4:00 pm will stop at Augusta and connect with Cedar where passengers transfer. Through trips from Royal and Dauphin run 6:30 to 8:15 am and 4:00 to 6:30 pm. Begins Monday March 17 1913 weather permitting by Mobile Light and Railroad Co.

Charleston Street Royal Conception Streets Franklin Street Augusta Street Cedar Street Dauphin Streets Mobile Light and Railroad CO

Tent Dwellers Ordered Inside by Yonkers Authorities

Yonkers authorities moved against Mr and Mrs S C Palmer who camped in a tent off Nepperhan Avenue saying the cold shelter endangers their health. Neighbors feared exposure during a Sunday gale as the couple cooked with a small outside fire. The health code bans tents as habitation.

Yonkers N. Y 8S. C. Palmer Nepperhan Avenue New York American

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