Society Almanac to Stage D A R Scholarship Fund
Betsy Ross will host an Azalea Tea Party at the Orpheum on Friday evening with the Society Almanac’s vaudeville program. The show features a Betsy Ross scene, tableaux vivante, dances, and solos in a colonial theme to aid the Barton scholarship fund.
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Betsy Ross
Orpheum
Barton Scholarship Fund
Overture
Rochey
Orches
Werae
Martha Custis
Coulogue
Martha Ustis
Legenl
Marie Richards
Nona Duffee
Rutledge
John Harvey
Franklin
Robert Horn
Elizabeth Hopper
Vesta Laney
Aimee McCormick
Odette Burgoyne
Marie Clayton Mahon
Willie Mai Discher
Elizabeth McAlpin
Alice Edwards
John Bolling
Lee Bouton
Allen Devan
Joseph Hargrave
Walter Bibb
Joseph Bibb
Goronway Penny
William Robertson
Coppelia
Miss Coates
Csurdas
Marguerite Ligon
Lucile Overall
Varina Gould
Sara Eleanor Logan
Frances Frazer
Gladys Tompkins
Mary Hagan
Marie Clifton
Schottiche
Ethel Schwarz
Gertrude Arnold
Helen Norville
Ray Norville
Mamie Quill
Regina Altice
Marie Quinlivan
the Pretty Gardener
Effie Soost
Nellie Berouson
Antoinette Quill
Dorothy Gaillard
Esther Reynolds
Susie Douglas
Eulalie Hagan
Margaret Goodbrad
Gladys Reed
Douglas Ward
Dorothy Cothran
Marie Merrill
Betty Hagan
Eleanor Gray
Lucile Horn
Elizabeth Touart
Mamie Paul
Utier
May Belle Touart
W. F. Tebbetts
Poslam Promises Relief for Skin Distress in Ads
An advertisement touts Poslam as rapidly soothing eczema acne tetter and itching while Poslam Soap is described as pure enough for cleaning teeth and gums. It notes repeated success and rising sales, mentions prices, and offers free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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Posten
West 25Th Street
New York City
Raiders of the Mexican Border Featured In Mobile Screening
The Raiders of the Mexican Border is billed as the greatest western story shown in Mobile. The film emphasizes realism and exciting incidents and is described as the only thoroughly ventilated motion picture theater in Mobile. Doors open 3 p.m. Sundays and 10 a.m. weekdays.
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Mobile
Sunday Service Notice at First Christian Church
Rev. L. F. Sanford will lead services at First Christian Church on Sunday March 23. A regular morning sermon and worship program are planned.
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First Christian Church
Rev
L. F. Sanford
Tubercular Germs Attack Quickly In Cough Remedy Skit
A 1913 stage sketch warns tuberculosis follows weakened organs and promotes Ge-Rar-Dy Lung Balsam as relief. The scene lists performers, songs, and a reminder of Weinacker's cash bargain day on March 26 with contact numbers for a final guest list.
Unclear Advertisement Offer to Quit Drinking
An odorless remedy promises to help someone quit drinking at home with tea coffee or food. The notice asks readers to send their name and address on a coupon if a husband son brother father or friend is a liquor victim, claiming lasting gratitude.
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Marge
Free Trial Package Coupon Request to Dr. J. Wy Haines Co
A reader asks for a free trial package by mail in plain wrap for Golden Remedy claiming truthful effects. The request is addressed to Dr. J Wy Haines Company in Cincinnati Ohio and includes name city state.
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Dr. J. Wy Haines Company
Qlene Edg
Cincinnati
Ohio
New Steamer to Join Warrior Trade Between Mobile and Columbus
Captain C L May, with twenty years at sea, will establish a regular steamboat line from Mobile up to Columbus on the Tombigbee and Warrior rivers within thirty days. The 234 foot vessel, 24 foot beam, engines 10 1 2 by 4 1 2, will run about twelve mph in slack water with a twelve inch draft and space for 20 to 30 passengers. If freight demand is high, barges may be towed and the boat could operate on the lower Tombigbee if river depth falls short to Columbus. The hull was built at Turner's Shoals and the vessel, now near Mobile, awaits machinery and superstructure completion.
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Mobile
Tombigbee
Warrior Rivers
Columbus
Miss
C. L.may
Captain May
Turner's Shoals
May
Temple 10 Plans Purim Service at 11 A M
The second public Purim service of Temple Shaarai Shomayim’s Sabbath school will be held Sunday at 11 A M instead of 3 P M. Rabbi Alfred G. Moses will speak. Miss Carol Leinkauf will sing, with teachers including Pauline Kaufman Rose Ise Rose Holberg Irene Wiener Mendel Goldstein and Sol Was.
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Temple Shaarai Shomayim
Alfred G. Moses
Carol Leinkauf
Pauline Kaufman
Rose Ise
Rose Holberg
Irene Wiener
God
Janice Cashman
Leopold Lowenstein
Grace Zelnicker
Phyllis Cramer
Hehe
Boston Americans and Pirates Tie in Hot Springs Exhibition
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 22 the third game between the Boston Americans and the Pittsburgh Nationals ended 3 to 3 after nine innings. Pittsburgh took a 3 run fourth inning while Boston tied it in the fifth. Adams and Foster limited hits after the fifth, with Hoffman misjudging a fly leading to Gardner reaching third. A price list note appears for Wednesday March 26 with Bell 2229 and Home 306.
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Adams
Pittsburg
Foster
Boston
Weinacker’s
Downtown fronts to be remodeled on Dauphin Street
Contracts have been let for remodeling ten fronts in downtown buildings. The Braswell Drug Store at 320 Dauphin Street and a three story brick structure next to the former Spira and Pincus site will receive plate glass fronts. A large brick stable and warehouse for Mobile Gas Company near its plant will cost several thousand dollars.
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Mobile Gas Company
Braswell Drug Store
Dauphin Street
Spira & Pincus
Regal head hair promised by Newbro Herpicide ad
An advertisement extols Newbro's Merpicide Herpicide as the ultimate hair care solution. It claims dandruff removal and prevention of hair loss, with a guarantee and refund offering. Samples and booklet are available for 10 cents, with pricing for larger sizes and distribution by Van Antwerp Drug Co.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Dept. R
Detroit
Mich
Enone
Ors
van Antwerp Drug Co
Marquard Soaks Giants into Opening Victory
Rube Marquard joined the Giants in Marlin today as the left hander prepares to contend for the 1913 pennant. The Houston Buffalos were shut out 3 to 0 as the visitors used sharp pitching and veteran tactics. Leon Ames umpired the game.
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Marquard
Giants International
Houston
Tex
Rube Marquard
Giants
Marlin
Houston Buffalos
Leon Ames
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