Allied Fleet Losses at Dardanelles Reported by Athens Paper
Overseas News Agency cites an Athens newspaper claim that Franco British losses at the Dardanelles include 2000 deaths and five Allied warships sunk with four more badly damaged. It notes the British battle cruiser Inflexible and French battleship Suffern damaged and three Allied ships officially listed as sunk.
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Berlin
Today
Dardanelles
Athens
Zoads
Ocean
Irresistible
Much Good Work Done At Repton Convention
The Repton Sunday school convention drew delegates from the district and enthused the participants to improve county wide efficiency. Evergreen official J F Jones attended as Conecuh County Sunday School Association president. Also noted is the death of Miss Bessie Wiggins of Repton, buried in Repton Cemetery after a long association with Wiggins Hotel.
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Repton
Ala
J. F. Jones
Evergreen
Conecuh County
Wiggins
Wiggins Hotel
Constipation a Penalty of Age
Health note extols keeping bowels open with mild laxatives over drastic purgatives. It recommends Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, sold by druggists, priced fifty cents to one dollar, and offers a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Arkansas.
Store Buildings for Rent at No. 6 Dauphin Street
Two story brick building in good condition suitable for store or warehouse rental at 6 Dauphin Street.
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Dauphin Street
Governor Charles Henderson to visit Brewton
Brewton, Ala. notes Governor Henderson plans a visit on a date set with the Chamber of Commerce. A banquet will honor him on Governor's Day, and he has many friends in Brewton who anticipate his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewton
Ala
A. Arnold Ross
Charles Henderson
Chamber of Commerce
Henderson
C. R. Rankin
Rankin
Bank of Brewton
Dan Hagood
Claude A. Beardsley
DeFuniak, Fla
Cordelia Harden
Shady Smith
Shady Smit
Smith
Fire at Daily & Sons store narrowly stopped by townspeople
A roof fire from a defective flue at the Store of F. S. Daily & Sons Tuesday caused some stock damage but was contained with insurance. A surprise birthday party followed for Mrs. T. A. Nettles at Mrs. W. J. Nettles home with many out of town guests and a large embossed cake of fifty eight candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunnel Springs
F. S. Daily & Sons
T. A. Nettles
W. J. Nettles
Mary
South
Steve Andrews
Minnie Robbins
Edia Harper
Houston Newton
Will Stallworth
J. Stallworth
Jodie McCreary
Beatrice
D. R. Nettles
Peterman
David Lee
Hairston
Augustus Riley
Evergreen
William McCorvey
T. E. Dennis
Monroeville
Jacob Hatter
Henderson
Drewry
J. J. Finklea
O. B. Finklea
Buena Vista
Visitors Return Home From Reform Alabama
Misses Clara and Pauline Razzelle returned to Reform Alabama after visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Hentschel in Mt Vernon Alabama. Mrs. E L McCafferty and two children came back to Mt Vernon from Mobile where she visited her sister. Mrs. O Y Grayson was a business visitor to Mobile Tuesday. Mr Albert Davis plans to locate in Mt Vernon and traveled through the country in his new car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Ala
Clara
Pauline Razzelle
Reform
John Hentschel
E. L. McCafferty
Mobile
Crary News Highlights and Local Visits
Mr Walter Lord was taken ill in Crichton and operated on at Southern Infirmary. Mrs Frank Cheney and family visited relatives, and various locals met in Mobile and Orchard. A tomato club formed at the school with girls sewing aprons and caps under Miss Annie Carel Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crary
Ala
Walter Lord
Crichton
Southern Infirmary
Frank Cheney
Mobile
S. Snowden
Jim
Charlie Snowden
Burnis Graham
Lewis Ashbee
Annie Carel Hoffman
John Logan
Marcella Black
Joe Albright
Charles Cogburn
Semmes
Annie Graham
Roabie Lord
Orchard
EB. E. Black
Elina Lord
Vivian Berg
Rose Williams
Evans Stings Dick Carroll Over Auto Trick
Brooklyn Federals business manager Dick Carroll recalls a Cleveland incident in which Steve Evans of the Brooklyn Feds allegedly had a car reported stolen. A police misunderstanding nearly jailed Carroll before a reporter identified Evans as the caller. Carroll vows retaliation for the prank.
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Carroll
Evans
Cleveland
New York
Police Court
Dick Carroll
Mr. Carroll
Buffalo
Steve Evans
Migraine Headache Discussed by Dr Caldwell
Dr J J Caldwell describes migraine as a distressing, non curable illness with periodic attacks through age forty and diminishing thereafter. He notes palliative measures during attacks are limited and emphasizes careful daily care as the best prevention.
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J. J. Caldwell
Salitpa Social Notes March Weekend Visits
Salitpa Alabama residents report visits from Jackson Coffeeville and Grove Hill with relatives and friends. Miss Bertha Smith and Miss Alma Robinson traveled home for weekends. Sewing Circle hosted by Miss Nona Guy Broven. next meeting with the Flemings. Snow surprises locals as old residents recall late season snow.
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Little Clyde
Chilton
Katie White
Coffeeville
Alma Robinson
Campbell
C. T. McCorquodale
Jackson
C. G. Carter
Selma
A. Lee
Myrdie
M Nored
Anderson
Thomasville
Nona Guy Broven
Sewing Circle
Fleming
Howard McClure
Grove Hill
H. L. Graham
Maggie Joiner
L‘ary Murry
New Berlin
D. Barber
Myrtie Dunn
J. D. Bedwell
Mount Vernon
Albert Bedwell
Turks Not Wild With Joy Of War In Constantinople
Constantinople remains quiet amid war reports as Russian ships pass the Bosphorus and Allied vessels shell near the Dardanelles. Turkish leaders claim unprecedented public war-weariness yet acknowledge grim necessity with prices rising, shortages, and widespread small-merchant activity sustaining wartime industry. Institutions show orderly graining, army corps march through streets, and daily supply trains move under disciplined oversight.
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Constantinople
Bosphorus
Dardanelles
Europe
Turkey
Berlin
Vienna
Constatinople
Poland
Galicia
Talaal Bey
Associated Press
Bulgaria
Greece
Are You Rheumatic Sloan's Liniment Ad Teaser
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for rheumatic pain. It promises quick relief by applying to the surface without rubbing, claiming deep penetration and near immediate pain relief. A 25 cent bottle is advertised.
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Sloan
Ditch Machine Arrives in Bay Minette
Bay Minette Alabama March 24 The large ditch digging machine for the sewer project has arrived via the Louisville and Nashville railroad and will be unloaded and deployed immediately A crew has labored with picks and shovels but progress is slow compared to the new digger Electrical gear and the engine for the power plant have arrived and await erection once site work is completed Also notes on church class officers adding to the Presbyterian Sunday school expansion plans and a forthcoming open air concert by the Merchants Band plus fertilizer sales and weather related crop damage across the county.
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Bay Minette
Ala
Louisville and Nashville
The
Presbyterian Church
H. R. Kirby
G. H. Burns
J. M. Smith
J. Whitley
A. L. Weston
Howell Hall
Presbyterian Sunday School
Inger
J. A. Ertzinger
Hammond
Ind
Indiana
Ertzinger
North
Baldwin County
Samuel R. Crockett
Merchants Band
Peoples Fertilizer Company
Toulminville Social News Records Local Visits and Events
Mr. Davis visits his brother in Semmes while Willie Dickin clan mourns a Sunday death. Mrs. T M Smith and others attend the Will Memorial at Government Street Presbyterian Church. Mercedes Johnston hosts young guests for niece Adelaide Christy. Toulminville Sunday school reports 116 rally attendees and a Rev D Y Register talk. Bonnie Leeper listed sick.
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Mr. Davis
Semmes
Frieds
Willie Dickin
Adelaide Christy
Toulminville Methodist Sunday School
D. Y. Register
Toulminville Sunday School
Bonnie Leeper
Weather and Social Notes From St Stephens Ala
Snow fell briefly on Saturday but melted with little impact on crops. Miss Sophia and Gertrude Ware left for Selma and Birmingham. Judge James B. Rawls traveled to Chatom on business. Farmers report good weather aiding early fieldwork and planting progress. Mrs BE Orso tended her ill brother P L Bowling in Carson.
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ST. Stephens
Ala
Ng Sophia
Gertrude Ware
Everery
Selma
Birmingham
James B. Rawls
Chatom
Lu White
Coffeeville
Riggs White
Pleoys Landing
Reds Will Be Welcomed Here By Mobile Ballclub
Manager Charley Schmidt and his regulars and recruits will host the Cincinnati Reds on arrival. The park will be shared for workouts, with Schmidt acquainted with Herzog Dooin and others easing tensions. The Reds begin three games with Mobile on March 28, as Secretary Parker promotes the trip.
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Charley Schmidt
Cincinnati Reds
Schmidt
Herzog
Charley Dooin
Parker
Reds
Mobile
Cincinnati
Joe Tinker
Golf Scores Reported From Gulfport Open Tournament
In Gulfport Mississippi Coast Country Club open tournament on March 24 golfers posted scores including Mrs W H Stovall of Memphis 90 Mrs R F E Powers of Buffalo 93 Mrs D W Lock wood of Chevy Chase 93 Mrs F A Abbott of Buffalo 94 Mrs W Best Jr of Chicago 98 Mrs P C Kettle of North Dakota 101 Mrs W G Pilkinton of Detroit 108 and Mrs Hughie Jennings of Detroit 111.
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Gulfport
Miss
W. H. Stovall
Memphis
R. FE. Powers
Buffalo
D. W. Lockwood
Chevy Chase
Washington, D. C
F. A. Abbott
W. Best, Jr
Chicago
P. C. Kettle
North Dakota
W. G. Pilkinton
Detroit
Hughie Jennings
Snow Tuesday in Chicora Destroys Local Fruit Crops
A light snow in Chicora Mississippi on Tuesday from 8 to 9 am lasted about 30 minutes and melted quickly. Fruit growers report the recent freeze killed virtually all fruit in the area.
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Chicora
Miss
Fifth District Sunday School Convention at New Hope
The Fifth District Sunday School Convention met at New Hope Church, Gateswood Alabama, March 21 with district president W R Bates presiding. Readings included devotional exercises and talks on how to win souls, faithfulness, grading Sunday schools, and planning new work, followed by a large dinner hosted by New Hope ladies.
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Gateswood
Ala
New Hope
W. R. Bates
Marion Fillingim
Mr. Green
Green
Morga
Henry Allen
Ladies of
New Hope Church
Local News Briefs from Jackson Alabama and Nearby
scattered items report events in Jackson and Geneva including a sewing Saturday hosted by Newberry, a school ball schedule against Bart, a noon header game, and practice notes. mentions of moving plans by Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ri and visits from Miss Maude Kinman to Mrs. Gregory. also notes on Rev S A Adams talk at the Agricultural School and a screening of The Daughter of Hills under the recreation club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Ala
Royal Society
Newberry
Richard Ri
Geneva
Maude ‘Kinman
Gregory
Bessie Pugh
Joe Gregory
S. A. Adams
Agricultural School
Broth Adams
Ree Provement Club
Hills
Galveston Storm Collects Noted Trader’s Life History
A clipping recalls J. C. Poage a Fort Smith Arkansas resident and former Galveston merchant who vanished in the 1898 flood. The ad promotes Vitalitas tonic with claims of health benefits from hearing to nerves and kidneys, urging readers to get Vitalitas at Sutton's drug store.
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J. C. Poage
Fort Smith
Ark
John Deere Plow Co
Galveston
Oseee
Matec
Sutton's
Ady
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