Parks and Flowers in Mobile Compared to Memphis
The park system in Mobile could rival Memphis with Bienville Square Lyons Park Washington Park and City Park on the bay offering beauty and utility. Mobile could enhance its parks at less cost than Memphis whose parks are valued at about ten million dollars and famed for features like Overton Park's zoo.
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Memphis
Mobile
Bienville Square
It Square
Lyons Park
Forrest Park
Washington Park
Gaston Park
Overton Park
Bay
Riverside Park
Controversy Over Anti War Pledge By Students Sparks Debate
The article warns of an Anti t League plan to obtain pledges from college students to refuse military or naval service in any war. It cites prominent backers among educated women and questions their stance after Villa raids in Columbus New Mexico and praises armed police response.
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Antit League
Villa
Columbus
N. M
United States
Alabama to send four to the National Democratic convention
The article argues for Woodrow Wilson supporters from Alabama to back four candidates Spragins Whittt Stevens and others as strong backers on the convention floor. It claims Alabama should unite to defeat Bryanite opposition and send these men to rally behind Wilson.
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Robert ©. Spragins
J. J. Whilett
Raym
Thomas M. Stevens
Alabama
Bestuniavite Mercury
Wilson
Alabama richest field for investment draws Florida rivals
The Mville Times-Union lauds Alabama as the most attractive investment field in the United States, noting vast land investments in Mobile Baldwin Clarke and Washington counties. The piece cites investor satisfaction and abundant capital flowing into the region with no known regrets. It also references political candidacy chatter and a biblical olive tree motif in Bienville Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Alabama
Mville Times-Union
United
Mobile
Aldwin
Clarke
Washington
Dr J C Sullivan Dies Noted Mobile Physician Leader
Dr Joseph C Sullivan longtime Mobile physician and two term clinic board member died Tuesday. He was known for frank talk on current events and strong Mobile loyalty. He valued fellowship and helping others and remained devoted to family and friends.
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Joseph C. Sullivan
Mobile
Climanic Board
Ullivan
Sullivan
War Profits and Steel Giants From World War Demand
The big steel firms reap gains from European conflict with United States Steel leading profits. U S Steel reports nearly half a billion dollars in external sales and net profits above 75 million, doubling 1914 levels.
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United States
Europe
United States Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel
How Do You Tackle Your Work Daily
Poem or verse by Edgar A. Guest urging self belief and confidence in tackling tasks. It contrasts fear with pluck and says success starts inside the soul rather than luck. The piece links mindset to daily effort and self expectation.
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Edgar A. Guest
Horoscope for March 29 1916 caution and risk in finance
Daily horoscope notes caution for bankers and financiers with mixed aspects from Uranus. Warns Sagittarians about large bets, forecasts trouble for white Hawaiians, rising concern for orphans and asylum exposures, and possible health risk to the U S president. Tempest storms may hit Texas and Kansas with unsettled birth years and temperamental children.
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Uranus
Hawaii
United States
Texas
Kansas
Visitors and locals crowd Mobile hotels as figures listed
The notice lists many visitors staying in Mobile for days at the Battle House and Cawthon Hotel including G. K. Little Tuscaloosa and J. Cavezier York Ala. and Mrs. Nelson Kansas City Mo. with W. Weaver and others from New York to Chicago visiting Mobile for business and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. K. Little
U. S. Engineer Corps
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Warrior
Mobile
Cawthon Hotel
J. B. Winters
Battle House
Wesan Nelson
M. Nelson
Kansas City
Tom Patton
New York City
J. A. Cavezier
York
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern Railroad Company
Fred Beatty
Gulfport
Miss
Teessatt
W. Weaver
Fowl River
R. H. Baumback
J. Gowsehelm
R. B. Walsh
M. H. Lovelace
W. R. Wright
W. A. Coker
New Orleans
C. W. Taylor
C. F. Berg
W. J. Davison
E. Glawden
Fred Cosher
G. Black
J. W. Jones
H. B. Woollette
George K. Burnsaultt
G. Stein
E. R. Foater
Montgomery
J. C. Bartman
A. J. Angamar
W. E. Whitely
A. K. Morris
Atlanta
H. J. Moore
W D. Jelks
Florence
Wonder Pensacola
Fla
V. Williams
Jackson
D. C. Avent
Moss Point
C. J. Armstrong
W. L. Benham
Cincinnati
E. A. Logan
St. Louis
William H. Hanner
Chicago
R. Rosewater
L. R. Field
William Wibbles
Cleveland
J. B. Winter
Georgia
L. B. Bush
J. C. Foster
Marion
A. B. Patterson
Meridian
H. Goldman
Baltimore
M. J. Chapman
B. H. Bolinger
Shreveport, la
H. R. Miller
Toronto
William C. Wheeler
Paw Paw
Ill
G. W. Howland
E. 8. Brooks
C. M. Wentover
B. Davis
F. Bevill
Boston
Mass
R. A. Reed
Montevallo
R. M. Chambers
W. H. Beavin
Leakesville
B. A. Fendley and Son
Fulton
Rev. S. J
Winchester
Savannah
W. E. Gassard
Biloxi
W. W. Brannan
Wilmer
James Hamilton
E. S. Hamilton
Thomasville
R. E. Vicker
Louis Pierce
Sweetwater
C. F. Davis
Pine Hill
G. G. Simpson
Cobt, Cammack
W. D. Cammack
Suggsville
John Jami¢és
Coatopa
J. H. Armstrong
Savage
F. H. Dunner
P. R. Dunner
Milwaukee
Wis
Thomas J. Junker
Theodore
Harry Arnold
C. Conaway
Brewton
Nellie Hartsall
Selma
Windsor
A. I. Johnson
R. W. Weatherford
Mt. Pleasant
F. W. Brook and Son
Guatemala
W. A. Hawkins
M. M. Seaborough
Shipman
B. H. Moran
Mag
M. L. Johnson
Pensacola
E. G. House
Cuthbert
Questions and Answers in The Question Box
A reader asks for horoscope dates and is told April 31 does not exist. Inquiries about John Adams brothers and Mary Dempsey Adams parents remain unanswered. Coin premiums for 1879 87 and 1829 1836 are discussed with rarity notes. An egg preservation method using ash in a tin pail is provided.
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L. B
Ans
John Adams
United States
Mary Dempsey Adams
Municipal street railways across Washington eyed by Crosser plan
Capitol gossip reports a push in the District of Columbia House committee to approve Crosser’s bill to run the two private street railway lines by the district through condemnation. Crosser argues the combined capitalization of about fifty-two million dollars pays twenty-seven million in interest and dividends, enabling a three-cent fare or lower.
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House
Carolina
Charlies O. Lobeck
Nebraska
Michael E. Burke
Wisconsin
Warren Worth Bailey
Pennsylvania
Benjamin C. Hilliard
Colorado
William J. Cary
Carl E. Mapes
Michigan
Ben Johnson
Kentucky
Carl Vinson
Georgia
Peter J. Dooling
New York
Benjamin K. Focht
George H. Aea
Massachusetts
James A. Hamill
New Jersey
J. W. Ragsdale
South Carolina
James T. Lloyd
Missouri
Emmett Wilson
Florida
Loren E. Wheeler
Illinois
George P. Darrow
P. Davis Oakey
Connecticut
Norman J. Gould
Gifford Pinchot
National Conservation Association
Kent
California
Wilson
Secretary of War
Newton Baker
Adamson
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Gilson Gardner
Washington
House Committee On
District of Columbia
Robert Crosser
Cleveland
Ohio
Meson Missioners
District Ofbio
Crosser
Mississippi Suffragettes Convene April 3 4 and 5
Jackson Miss March 29 A call was issued for the annual Mississippi Woman Suffrage Association convention at Meridian April 3 4 and 6 Prominent equal suffrage advocates from other states would attend and efforts would be made to create woman suffrage sentiment throughout the state.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Woman Suffrage Association
Meridian
Confessions of a Wife Dick Thinks It Is Rot
A dialogue between Mary Dick and Margie explores marriage and love after a first marriage. They debate whether women can love more than once and whether enduring passion fades with time, citing George Eliot and shared memories.
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Mary
Jack
Margie
Trent
Mollie
Mr. Trent
Tam
George Eliot
When Love and Truth Clash in a Teaser
A dialogue fragment shows a couple debating honesty and supports future plans. The woman notes a growing distance as the man contemplates leaving for work and an offer to move in with Mrs Selwin. The scene hints at unresolved feelings and a looming continuation.
Wife Too Ill To Work In Indianapolis
A Indianapolis woman narrates severe illness and lifelike recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She gained weight from 109 to 133 pounds in five months and now handles all housework, praising the remedy and inviting other women to seek guidance from the Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Lydia E. Pinkham
WM. Green
Addison Street
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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W. M. Clemens
Mol Ife
United Press
Associated Os
Audit Bureau OF
Wee Srates
Audit Bureau of Circulations
8. C. Beckwit! Iitune
Tribune
Third National
Macdonald
Woodrow Wilsof
BBR Deere
Ociety
Wen To
George
Woodrow Wilson
J. C. Sullivan
A. B. Marshall
Cleveland, O
EB. W. Warner, Jr
Havana
Cuba
B. C. O’daniel
I. J. Clarke
George Huben
Citronelle
J. Mulanay
G. W. Ross
Capitol Gossip
Mississippi
Adam and Eve
Everett True
Jansy Sen Ameen
Dickt
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N.C
E. H. Britton
Dauphn Street
Sole Agen
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