Tanlac credited by Northern Pacific captain for health regain
Captain F S Patty once district passenger agent for Northern Pacific Rail road describes severe indigestion catarrh and insomnia after six years of decline. He credits Tanlac with improved sleep appetite and vitality and says he will continue using it. Sold in Mobile by Van Antwerp Drug Corporation in Royal and Dauphin streets.
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F. S. Patty
Northern Pacific Railroad
Chattanooga
St. Paul
Minn
Patty
Knoxville
G. P. Willis
Tanlac
Captain Patty
Mobile
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Royal and
Dauphin Streets
Adv
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised by Ohio Family
Mrs Amanda Glerhart of Waynesfield Ohio commends Chamberlains Cough Remedy saying it has never failed to cure a cough or cold after twenty years of family use and notes it is obtainable everywhere.
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Amanda _ Glerhart
Waynesfield
Ohio
Chamberlain
Adv
To Quickly Remove Ugly Hairs From Face
Beauty notes describe using delatone paste made from water and powdered delatone to remove facial hair. Apply for 2 to 3 minutes then rub off and wash skin to remove residue. Caution to ensure the product purchased is delatone.
Biloxi Plans Reunion Travel and Paper Depot
Biloxi Miss March 23 Special Prof R P Linfield will deliver the response for the Sons of Confederate Veterans at the United Confederate Veterans reunion in Birmingham May 15 18 A Gulf coast party will ride a special Pullman car from Biloxi Gulfport May 14 The Biloxi Commercial Club seeks to attract wholesale paper houses to Biloxi and Mobile to create a Biloxi waste paper depot amid US material shortages.
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Biloxi
Miss
R. P. Linfield
United Confederate Veterans
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Birmingham
Confederate Veterans and Sons of Veterans
Gulf Coast
Gulfport
New Orleans
Mobile
United States
Whistler Notes lodge meetings and local events
Mizpah Lodge No. 222 meets at Odd Fellows Hall Thursday at 7. A box party at the Thompson residence raised a neat sum. Mrs. Edward Lovett leaves for Richton due to aunt’s illness. LeRoy Finnegan’s farewell party planned at Mrs. M. Shenesey’s home. Vesuvius Lodge No. 221 met at I O O F Hall. Mrs. Robert P. Turner and Roberta return from Crichton visit. Mrs. C. M. Goleman fractures hip in a fall. Mr. and Mrs. John Dawsey Jr and children visit from Montgomery.
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Whistler
Ala
Mizpah Lodge No. 222
Odd Fellows Hall
J. W. Thompson
Edward Lovett
Richton
Miss
LeRoy Finnegan
M. Shenesey
Vesuvius Lodge No. 221
International Association of Machinists
I. O. O. F. Hall
Robert P. Turner
Roberta
Crichton
C. M. Goleman
John Dawsey, Jr
Montgomery
Tuesday in Whistler and the box party plans
Tuesday in Whistler featured Mr Dawsey s sister Mrs Minnie Shenesey and Rev Frank H Wright an Indian evangelist with Revs F W Evans at the noon service at the shops Hammon tree performed vocal selections. Services are planned again Friday at noon if weather permits. Joe Street Ed Lovett and Bill Cowan attended court in Mobile. Arrangements are complete for a box party at J W Thompsons residence for Mrs Allie Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
Dawsey
Minnie Shenesey
Frank H. Wright
F. W. Evans
Hammontree
Joe Street
Ed Lovett
Bill Cowan
Mobile
J. W. Thompson
Allie Stewart
Parachute Saves Life of Balloonist Observer
Paris March 23 reports a French captive balloon observer narrowly saved when a German shell cut the ropes. The balloon rose to 11 000 feet near Clermont in the Argonne, observer jumped from the basket, parachute opened, and he landed safely about three hundred yards inside the French line. The descent grew gentle after the initial drop, allowing continued observation during the twenty minute ride.
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Paris
Clermont
Argonne
Court Callouts and Proceedings List
In Circuit Court Judge Browne calls Thursday dockets State of Alabama v Osie Grimes Doe Lyons Co v Roe Sarah Crane et al J K Glennon Co v J H Caldwell et al In Law and Equity Court Judge Berney reports Wednesday business G C Bryant v Coca Cola Bottling Co non suit John H McEvoy v Mobile Light & Railroad Co demurrers overruled Henry T Davis v Peoples Shoe Co on trial Equity side Judge Berney Louis Morse Jr v Hildreth G Bloodgood et al decree pro confesso
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Samuel B. Browne
State of Alabama
Osie Grimes
Doe
Lyons Co
Roe
Sarah Crane
J. K. Glennon & Co
J. H. Caldwell
Law and Equity Court
Safford Berney
G. C. Bryant
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
John H. McEvoy
Mobile Light & Railroad Co
Henry T. Davis
Peoples Shoe Co
Louis Morse, Jr
Hildreth G. Bloodgood
Sues Street Car Company
Mary Smith
Law and Equity
Mobile Light and Railroad Company
Shere
Marine and
Montgomery Streets
S ‘Street
Cate
Missing Relatives Sought By Bell and Russ
Mrs. Sam J Bell of Jefferson Georgia seeks help locating J G Allen formerly of Mobile described as about 60 with grey curly hair and 140 pounds Arthur C Russ of San Diego requests word about Mrs Mary E Gubbay believed in Mobile She left San Jose on October 2 1906.
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Sam J. Bell
Jefferson, Ga
Police Department
J. G.allen
Mobile
Arthur C. Russ
San Diego
Cal
Mary E. Gubbay
San Jose
Hughes Won't Be Nominated by Republican Leaders
Washington reports four main reasons Justice Charles E. Hughes will not be the Republican Progressives’ candidate for president. Roosevelt’s opposition, Hughes’s reluctance to join the platform, risks leaving the Supreme Court, and convention handlers using Hughes as a stalking horse undermine his chances.
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Washington
Charles E. Hughes
Roosevelt
Hughes
the Supreme Court
Dicker
Supreme Court
Taft
Strong, Cadwallader & Co
Barnes-Murphy
Charles BE. Hughes
Tobacco Trust
James C. McReynolds
Louis D. Brandeis
Justice Hughes
Republican Party
Chicago
T. Roosevelt
Penrose
Barnes
Crane
Hilles
Justice
Public Health Service Tests and Statements on Diseases
Issued by the United States Public Health Service, the text surveys malaria rates, rodent control in New Orleans, and common public health claims. It discusses disease spread, air as a tonic, and typhoid and measles impact, noting no yellow fever cases since 1905.
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United States Public Health Service
South
New Orleans
United States
Convict Walter Jones Drowned After Escape from Sara Land Camp
The body of Walter Jones, a six month petit larceny convict, was found in Bayou Sara Tuesday morning. He escaped March 18 and was tracked to the creek edge by bloodhounds before presumed to have drowned while attempting to swim the stream. Burial occurred near the camp.
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Walter Jones
Saraland
Bayou Sara
Jones
Forrest Highway route discussion between Birmingham and Mobile
In Birmingham on March 23 a meeting of the Forrest Highway board is planned for March 24 in Montgomery to hear claims and decide the most feasible route from Montgomery to Mobile. The board includes R W Massey chairman and members from Alabama and Georgia.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
Montgomery
South Alabama
R. W. Massey
H. A. Wheeling
A. B. Arlington
Rome
A. N. Tumlin
Cave Springs
J. A. Rountree
Hugh McGeever
T. E. Moody
Springville
J. L. Herring
Ashville
J. B. Stewart
Attalla
W. G. Bellinger
Gadsden
J. L. Savage
D. N. Williamson
Center
Greenville men to attend Forrest Highway meeting in Montgomery
A group of Greenville business, professional and farming leaders will travel to Montgomery on Friday, March 24, to join Forrest Highway Association talks. The goal is to decide the route for the Montgomery Mobile highway with Butler county already partially built and about fifteen miles remaining.
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Greenville
Montgomery
Forrest Highway Association
Mobile
Butler County
Strong Mobilians chosen to attend Forrest Highway meeting
A prominent Mobile delegation named by Chamber president B M Bailey will represent the city at the Forrest Highway Association meeting in Montgomery on Friday. The committee includes Captain John Craft, J T Lacklaw, T B Turner, W L Henderson, R T Houston and John L Moulton. They depart Friday at 12 45 p m and expect to return Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Bailey
Chamber of Commerce
Forrest Highway Association
Montgomery
John Craft
J. T. Lacklaw
T. B. Turner
W. L. Henderson
R. T. Houston
John L. Moulton
Rumors of Gerard Berlin Peace Talks Displease Wilson
President Wilson and Secretary Tumulty denied claims that Ambassador Gerard planned to stay in Berlin for peace talks with Germany. State Department officials dismissed the reports as without basis and cautioned they could harm confidential efforts toward peace.
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Washington
Dent Wilson
White House
Gerard
Germany
Wilson
Berlin
State Department
Wilson “i
Property transfers and deeds listed with small sums
The notice records several small property transfers and deeds including E Marcartray to Mary Martray for $1 love and affection on a parcel near Jackson and Lipscomb, a conveyance involving Sadie Myers and Jo, and Tidewater Securities with W H Lanford Jr for $10 plus valuable considerations. Also mentions lots in Block 149 near Broad and St Francis streets and other legal assignments.
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E. Marcartray
Mary Martray
Jackson and Lipscomb Street
Mary Marcar
Cedar
Sadie Myers
M. Spooner
B. Chidsey Et Als
Mobile community meeting on public interests discussed
A review of the session notes shows officials proposing actions to ensure Mobile's four interests are properly cared for. The discussion highlighted governance steps and potential measures brought before attendees.
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Mobile
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