Taniac Restores Life Says Woman’s Recovery Story
A woman reports severe illness with weight loss and fatigue until starting Taniac in 1914. After three bottles her appetite returned, sleep improved, weight rose, and she regained strength, saying she could work again and would not be without the medicine. Taniac is sold in Mobile by Van Antwerp Drug Corporation.
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Tranler
Reid
Crest
Ailthough
Taniec
Sam
Bausiey
Birmingham
Alabama City
Mme
Mobile
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Royal and Dauphin Streets
Adv
Alabama roads mapped by field engineer Locke
Adams reports enthusiasm for the Automobile Club as members sign up in counties to support road mapping. Locke and Adams logged routes from Mobile to Mt Vernem to Meridian and Pascagoula, noting good roads and planning maps with landmarks hotels garages and service stations for tourist travel.
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Alabama
Locke
Adams
Automobile Club
County
Mobile
Telegraph Road
Mt Vernem
Calvert
Jackson
St Stephens Road
Whistier
Rushier
Oak Grove
Citronelie
Dwight
Vinegar Bend
State Line
Shubuta
Meridian
Miss
Ohio
Washington County
Leakesville
Greene County
Loucedale
Wilmer and
Semmes
Moffat Road
Spring Hill Avenue
Pascagoula
Messrs
Government Street
Fulton Highway
Hall's Mill Road
Mormon Church
Theodore
Deschamps
Dickens Ferry
Spring Hill Shell Road
Bayou Sera
Engineer Locke
Florida
New Evidence Emerges in Waite Case Probe
New York march 27 district attorney swann delays grand jury indictment to pursue fresh leads in the dr arthur warren waite murder case including possible accomplices and a germ study lab. investigators collect eight hundred pages of notes and exhibits on the cremation of wife martha peck and germ purchases as waite is guarded at bellevue hospital.
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New York
Arthur Warren Waite
John E. Peck
Grand Rapids
Swann
Waite
Mancuso
Harry Schurz
Peck
Bellevue Hospital
Circus bill poster killed in New Mexico
A. O. Cadman of Lyons Georgia, bill poster for John Robinson's circus, was shot and killed at Mt. Riley New Mexico on Friday. Troops were at the scene and an investigation was under way. Cadman, mistaken for a Mexican, will be handled by circus management. In a separate note, sheriff’s deputies destroyed liquor seized in fourteen raids at the county jail on orders from the inferior court.
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A. O. Cadman
Lyons
John Robinson
Mt. Riley
N. M
C. Ward Brown
Mobile
Brown
Cadman
United States
Cadman Wees
Mr. Brown
Sheriffs ‘Department
Real Estate Exchange Elects New Officers
George Fearn Jr was elected president of the Mobile Real Estate Exchange at a Monday noon Chamber of Commerce meeting presided by W H Morrill Also chosen were L W Savage first vice president E M Bailey second vice president J E McHugh secretary treasurer Board of directors was tabled to a later meeting Fearn will represent the group at the National Real Estate Exchange New Orleans convention Others present included Morrill Irvine Grace Bailey Savage McHugh Meador and Machmeyer
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George Fearn, Jr
Mobile Real Estate Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Morrill
L. W. Savage
E. M.bailey
J. E. McHugh
Fearn
New Orleans
National Real Estate Exchange
Eli Grace
E. M. Bailey
LW. Savage
J. D. Meador
H. H. Machmeyer
Submarine Crisis Deepens as Sussex Englishman Attack Questioned
American officials weigh the Sussex and Englishman incidents, fearing German submarine involvement may breach assurances to the United States. President Wilson would consult Congress before acting, with consulars asked to gather conclusive evidence as tensions rise and diplomacy strains.
Steamer from Portland Sunk En Route to London
The British steamer St Cecelie, sailing from Portland Maine on March 11 bound for London, has sunk as reported from Dover via Lloyds. The vessel went down with the crew saved.
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Portland
London
St. Cecelie
Lloyd’s
Dover
War at a glance reports heavy German bombardment east of the Meuse
The update notes intensified German attacks from Douaumont to Vaux with infantry reportedly not yet deployed on the Franco-Belgian front. In the Balkans fighting near Saloniki draws attention, while Athens doubts a serious Saloniki assault. Berlin claims a British raid on a German base failed and several ships were lost on both sides. A major Entente war conference opens in Paris.
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Meuse
Verdun
Douumont
Vaux
Balkan
Saloniki
Admiralty
Sussex
Minneapolis
Mediterranean
Condon
Cerne
Hebe
Paris
Str. Constitution Sold to Allies Agent in Wilmington
The American steamer Constitution of 5600 tons, owned by the Caribbean and Southern Steamship Co of Mobile, will be turned over to an ally’s agent in Wilmington, N C on arrival tomorrow morning. Vice President H T Inge says the sale is tentatively closed at 700000 dollars. The vessel, bought in Ecuador, will mark its first return to the United States. Walter Inge will visit Tampico Progresso and other Mexican ports by steamer from New Oceans Tuesday.
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Caribbean and Southern Steamship Company
Wilmington
N. C
H. T. Inge
Inge
Eucador
Caribbean and Southern Company
United States
Walter Inge
The
Steamship Company
Tampico
Progresso
New Oceans
Deaths and Funerals Daniel Wakeley and Joseph Sherry
Daniel Webster Wakeley of Mobile died at home on 894 Dauphin Street after a long illness. Born August 19, 1852 in Wetumpka, he was a merchant and active socially. Survived by wife, two sons Earl and Cecil, two daughters Mrs. Earle E. Jenks and Mrs. E. Steel Partridge, and other relatives. Funeral was held Monday at Pine Crest cemetery. Wakeley was a Rescue Lodge 24 Knights of Pythias member. Joseph M. Sherry, 55, engineer, died at a local sanitarium. Survived by three brothers John T. Sherry, James Sherry and Arthur P. Sherry, and six daughters in Biloxi. Body sent to Biloxi for burial Monday afternoon.
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Daniel Webster Wakeley
Mobile
Dauphin Street
Wetumpka
Ala
Earl
Cecil Wakeley
Earle E. Jenks
E. Steel Partridge
Wakeley
Rescue Lodge 24
Knights of Pythias
Pine Crest Cemetery
Joseph M. Sherry
John T. Sherry
James Sherry
Arthur P. Sherry
Biloxi
Miss
Gustave Gass
Gass
Mobile Theatre Orchestra
Mary Dauner
William Gass
Junger-Gass Company
German Relief Association
Obituaries of Peck Gass Sims and Whatley in Mobile
Obituaries report the deaths of Mrs Agnes Maitland Peck at 74 in Mobile with survivors Milton and Robert Peck. Gustave Gass, musician, with sister Mary Dauner and brother William Gass. Thomas Shelton Sims, attorney, with Magnolia cemetery burial. Della Whatley, 69, widow of Lee Whatley, with daughter-in-law Rosa Whatley and one grandchild. Funerals held at homes, churches, and Roche Burke parlors with Magnolia and Whistler cemeteries noted.
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Della Whatley
Alabama
Mobile
Lee Whatley
Rosa Whatley
St. Louis Street
Roche & Burke
Whistler Cemetery
Further Advances in Coal Rates Asked in Mississippi Valley
Railroads seeking further increases of 5 to 15 cents per ton on coal freight to Mississippi valley points following ICC decisions. Proposals include 15 cents to Jackson, 10 to Hattiesburg, 106 to Ellisville, 10 to Laurel, and 5 to Enterprise.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Alabama
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Jackson
Hattiesburg
Ellisville
Laurel
Enterprise
Large Congregations at Closing Services
The fortieth annual session of the congregational association for colored people in Alabama held at First Congregational church concluded with Dr H Paul Douglass of New York administering the Lord's Supper in a sacramental sermon. Laymen including William McAlpine J W Youngblood and Dr H Roger Williams spoke. Rev L M McCallum preached Sunday night on Thy Kingdom Come Thy Will Be Done. Women of the union planned sessions and Africa mission reports by Rev L H M Deyampert and Dr T W Woodson. Final services scheduled for Tuesday night.
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Congregational Association For Colored People
Alabama
First Congregational Church
H. Paul Douglass
New York
American Missionary Association
William McAlpine
Birmingham
J. W. Youngblood
H. Roger Williams
L. M. McCallum
Florence
Women’s Missionary Union
L. H. M. Deyampert
T. W. Woodson
Africa
Pershing Pursuing Bandits in Effort to Hold Them Off
American cavalry fronts pressure Francisco Villa and his band in Sierra Tarahumares. Columns seal mountain passes south of El Valle to trap Villa, while infantry detachments move from Casas Grandes to drive the band into the open. General Dood directs the operation amid mixed reports of Villa’s strength. Americans may use Mexican telegraph wires under supervision, though communications remain censored.
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Pershing
EL Paso
Texas
Francisco Villa
el Valle
Casas Grandes
Villa
Sierra Tarahumares
George A. Dood
Carranza
Garcia
Columbus
Tex
Madera
Juarez
Gavia
Bertani
No infantry action in Verdun region noted
Paris reports there were no infantry actions in the Verdun region last night and this afternoon while artillery activity was heavy east of the Meuse along the Douumont Vaux line and the western bank remained relatively calm.
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Verdun
Paris
Meuse
Douumont-Vaux
Day in Congress Report from Morning and Afternoon Sessions
Congress met at noon with Republicans conferring on the Mexican situation. The Indian appropriation bill debate resumed as the Senate army reorganization bill was reported. The finance committee continued consideration of the house free sugar repeal resolution. The House met again at 1 a.m. Naval and military affairs committee hearings covered national defense while immigration bill debate continued.
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Senate
Finance Committee
House
Naval and Military Affairs Committee
Bottling Plant Established by Mobile Cola Company
The Mobile Cola Company opened a bottling plant at 62 South Commerce Street Mobile with $15000 capital. Ten workers, plans to hire a traveling salesman, and modern equipment including filters crowning machine and sterile syrup room on the second floor. Third floor location noted and expansion anticipated as demand grows. O J Angle manager with ten years in bottling. family previously in Greenville now in Mobile.
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Mobile Cola Company
Commerce’ Street
Mobile
O. J. Angle
Jackson
Samson
Ala
Angles
Greenville
Twenty inspectors elected to eradicate cattle tick in Mobile County
The State Sanitary Live Stock Board directed 20 inspectors be hired by the Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners at 2 PM Monday to combat the tick. They will work thirty days, then reduced to the needed number. Vat construction starts Tuesday morning. Elected inspectors include C. H. Phillips Frank H. Rice E. H. Allman Warren Bosarge C. E. Hieronymus A. Bosarge W. J. Hogan William P. Berbeze T. F. Groom B. O. Cawthon W. H. Delchamps Tom Stein M. M. Bolton Frank Steiner J. R. Hinson J. W. Rowell J. T. Evans William J. Roberts Jack Gale Jehu Simmons.
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State Sanitary Live Stock Board
Mobile County
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
C. H. Phillips
Frank H. Rice
E. H.allman
Warren Bosarge
C. E. Hieronymus
A. Bosarge
Sunday School Body Meets at Whistler
The third quarterly convention of the Third District Mobile County Sunday School Association convened at Bethany Baptist church in Whistler Alabama. About 125 delegates attended with county officers including Robert L. Howell Vivian Walker Jerome H. Sheip Jerre S. Davidson and Mr Coffin present. A June 26 convention at Turnerville Methodist church will elect officers and assign departmental superintendents.
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Oo Whistler
Ala
Mobile County Sunday School Association
Bethany Baptist Church
Robert L. Howell
Vivian Walker
Jerome H. Sheip
Jerre S. Davidson
Mr. Coffin
Need of railroad for transportation in Mexico grows critical
With Villa fleeing toward his Guerrero stronghold, Gen Funston presses for use of the Mexican Central line from El Paso to Chihuahua to move supplies to American forces. Officers say rail access is an imperative military necessity, while a request to use the Mexican Northwestern awaits Carranza's reply. Garden seeds arrive for Home Gardens Association and are ready for applicants.
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San Antonio
Tex
Villa
Guerrero
Pursing
General Funston
el Paso
Chihuahua
Carranza
Washington
The
Home Gardens Association
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup Ad
A prepared cough syrup called Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey is advertised for easy use. The formula lists ingredients and claims quick relief, urging customers to insist on the exact product and to check the package for the formula.
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Dr. Bell
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