Purim Party for Youths at German Relief Hall
At German Relief Hall a Purim celebration for the youth drew the Shaarai Im congregation. Five year old Minnie Lowenstein wore blue silk with lace as queen, while Theo dore Lowenstein and Helen and Lillie Eppstein posed among attendants. The event featured the Dra Go band performing Tots from Toyland as the dance began.
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Congregation Shaarai Im
Purim
Esther
Young
Dra Go
Charles Hess
Minnie Lowenstein
Victor T. Loewenstein
Theodore
Helen
Lillie Eppstein
Denver
Col
If This Is Your Birthday Horoscope Insight
Born today you face events beyond control yet careful readjustment and industry can give an advantage. Avoid distractions and lawsuits. You will be brilliant and capable of great things with training to curb impulsiveness. Do not indulge selfish or indolent whims to succeed.
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Hagan
Newbro's Herpicide Ad Promises Hair Health
An old advertisement extolls Newbro's Herpicide as preventing dandruff and stopping hair loss. It urges readers to buy the product in 50c or 1.00 sizes, offers refunds if unsatisfied, and notes samples via 10c postage. The piece also lists local agents and sponsors, followed by society notes about social events and visits in Mobile and New Orleans.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Dept. R
Detroit
Mich
van Antwerp Drug Co
Purim Ball Delights Children at Local Festivity
The Purim ball featured music shifting from rag to march as children danced to a banquet hall spread with ices cakes and chocolate. Tiny tots and older guests enjoyed ribbons and lace fun, with Jetta Lee Simon noted among attendees and visitors from afar including Miss Elsie Moses.
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Terpsichore
Jetta Lee Simon
Nathan Simon
Elsie Moses
Peuline L. Kaufmann
A. J. Moses
Henry Hess
A. G. Levy
Leo M. Brown
New Art by Mrs Parrish Visits Selma Before Paris Pilgrimage
Mrs W P Parrish of New York arrives in Selma to visit sister Miss Rose Weaver at the Lauder dale street home before her annual Paris pilgrimage. The famed ecclesiastical artist has windows at St Pauls and the new Baptist church along with the Resurrection window at Untowntown Alabama. She has been active in UA D C D A R Alabama Colonial Dames and brightens churches north and south with her stained glass works. Mobile hosts her azalea studies and an upcoming New York exhibit quotes Oyr Lady of the Azaleas.
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Old South
W. P. Parrish
New York
Selma
Rose Weaver
Lauderdale Street
Paris
St. Paul's Church
New Baptist Church
Untowntown
Ala
Davidsons
Parrish
Mobile
UA. D. C
Gulf City
New York City
Clara
Montgomery Attends Alabama Education Association Meeting
Mrs Theresa Long visits Demopolis for an early spring trip while Montgomery prepares to attend the Alabama Educational Association gathering with local officials and educators.
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Montgomery
Alabama Educational Association
Theresa Long
Demopolis
Whistler News Briefs Include Meeting Notice And Local Moves
The School Improvement Association will hold its regular meeting next Thursday at 3 o'clock in the public school. Mrs. A. J. May and her sons Paul and James left Tuesday night for Birmingham. A. B. Gaston visited his brother T. Gaston and returned to Union Alabama. Miss Mabel West returned home to Greenville Mississippi after a month with Miss Lucille Kernodle. Rev. Tally of Ozark and Rev. Reinhardt visited the Grahams for dinner. R. P. Pettit, now of Marshall Texas, visits Whistler. Mrs. D. H. Nichols is seriously ill at home. The Stringer home welcomed a fine girl. Mrs. Newton Seales returned to Mississippi City after visiting Mrs. A. B. Baumhauer. A Timbes of North Mobile Chair Company plans to move his family to Mobile next month.
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Whistler News
School Improvement Association
A. J. May
Paul
James
Mobile
Ohio
Birmingham
May
A. B. Gaston
T. Gaston
Union
Ala
Mabel West
Greenville
D. H. Nichols
Frank Stringer
Newton Seales
A. B. Baumhauer
Mississippi City
North Mobile Chair Company
Here
Mary T Leiter Will Distributed Wealth Among Granddaughters
The will of Mrs. Mary T Leiter filed for probate includes $500000 for four granddaughters via trustees for their minority. Mary Irene Curzon and Mary M Campbell receive $150000 each, Cynthia Curzon $100600, Alexandra Curzon $190000, with shares to other heirs and remaining estate divided among sons and daughters per provisions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mary T. Leiter
Levi Z. Leiter
Chicago
Earl of Suffolk
Sir Colin Campbell
Mary Irene Curzon
Mary M
Lester
Countess of Suffolk
Campbell
Missouri House Bans Cigarette Sales Starting 1914
The Missouri House passed a bill prohibiting cigarette sales in the state after January 1, 1914. The measure won 75 to 47 but has not yet cleared the Senate.
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Associated Press
Jefferson City
Missouri House Today
Senate
Artistic muse remanded for trial in Chicago court
Chicago in municipal court heard that an artistic muse, famed for a celebrated painting, will have a jury chosen next Thursday afternoon to decide if the artwork is fit for public view. Police sergeant O Connor defended the case as prints and the painting drew world notice and public attention.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Rooney
Jeremiah O'Connor
Paul Chebas
Paris
Fred D. Jackson
Two Alabamians Put Forward For Comptroller Post
Washington reports several applications for the vacant comptroller of the currency post as of April 28. President Wilson and Secretary McAdoo consider candidates aligned with proposed monetary reforms. Named contenders include R. Kellar of Chicago Lon Stevens of St. Louis I. R. Stevens of Alabama Cato Sells of Texas R Downing of Jersey City F Z Marshall of Ludlow Jersey City and T E Cooper of Alabama.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
McAdoo
Lawrence O. Murray
R. ©. Kellar
Chicago
Lon Stevens
St. Louis
I. R. Stevens
Cato Sells
Texas
R. Downing
Jersey City
N. J
F. Z. Marshall
Ludlow
T. E. Cooper
Alabama
Mutiny on Texas state farm reported near Brazoria
In Houston on March 19 guards tried to seize convict meals at the state farm near Brazoria after inmates refused to work. A Mexican prisoner was bound and killed as the unrest escalated, prompting a violent clash between inmates and guards.
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Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Brazoria
Four French Officers Arrive to Plan Time Tests
Four representatives of the French government arrive in Washington to coordinate with the naval observatory on wireless time tests to determine the exact longitudinal difference between Washington and Paris. Lieutenants Diencourt and Gignon and Colon el Ferrie and Captain Levesque will carry out the tests. Captain Jayne of the observatory will supervise. Delicate instruments are brought for immediate installation and preliminary work, with American counterparts in Paris to conduct similar tests.
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Paris
French War Minister With History Is Dead
General Andre, born 1888, served as France’s minister of war for several years before 1904. His resignation followed fierce attacks on the war office and a deputies’ altercation. He blamed enemies of the republic for the pressures. Tests of direct wireless messages between Arlington station and the Eiffel Tower are planned next winter.
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Associated Press
Dijon
France
Louis’ Joseph Nicolas Ander
General Andre
M. Berteaux
War Office
Chamber of Deputies
Andre
Republic
Arlington
Isiffel Tower
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New Orleans
J. W. White
United States Marine Hospital
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von Ezdorff
White
Marine Hospital Service
Edwin Barlow
Fort Morgan
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Harry Donald
Mordecai Brown
Baseball Fame
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Sidney Tonsmeire
Mr. Tonsmeire
Fancher Street
J. W. Wadsworth
Covington
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Ruby Mass
George Spencer
Toronto
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A. J. Spencer
George W. Crile
Cleveland
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H. P. Cole
W. C. Bibb
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Miss Everywoman
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5Th St
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N.Y
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ST. Francis Sts
F. C. Turner & CO
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Ada Braun
Maull Bros
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Invalids’ Hotel
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M.D
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Haled
Call Bell
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