Gay Little Coats For Gay Summer Frocks
Dauphin Island parish plans a Friday church lawn sale from 5 to 8 pm for fundraising. A Saturday April 1 lawn party from 4 to 6 pm at the First Baptist lawn features primary teachers hosting a benefit event. Attendants include Mrs. James R. Hagan and Mrs. E. B. Horton with a musical tea prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Dauplist Church
The
First Baptist
James R. Hagan
Schumann Club
EB. F. Horton
A. E
Howard Walker
Remarkable Home Remedy Claims Clear Yet Vague
Fragmentary text suggests a home remedy with sugar and a pint bottle claimed to ease coughs and throat irritation. The source mentions taste, duration of effect, and a money back guarantee but lacks clear product name, dosages, and credible medical endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Norwa
Dissolve Blackheads with Exorin Powder
Advertisement claims squeezing enlarges pores and that blackheads result from dust and secretions. It promotes dissolving them with two ounces of exorin sprinkled on a hot wet sponge and rubbed over the skin, promising all blackheads disappear and skin returns to normal.
Uric Acid Solvent Highlighted For Bladder Trouble Relief
A fragment describes a remedy labeled uric acid solvent claimed to ease bladder issues. The text notes perceived effectiveness and consumer impressions of nightly use and relief, though details are incomplete and unclear.
Missionary Dr Snell to Address Alabama Medical Students
Dr John A Snell a longtime missionary to Sou Chow China will address Friday morning at the Medical College urging students to volunteer for missionary work in China. Deputy sheriffs raided a soft drink stand at Conti and Commerce finding liquor and charging Wallace Smith with violating prohibition law. People who get along financially put on few parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Department
University of Alabama
Medical College
John A. Snell
Sou Chow
China
Heriffs
Wallace Smith
Conti
Commerce Streets
Smith
Social calendar entries for Thursday to Saturday
Thursday events include Neighborhood Sewing Circle and Morning Bridge Party with dates and hosts. Friday features J M M Club and multiple bridge parties plus a candy pull at Dauphin Way Baptist. Saturday lists Bridge Party, Skating Parties at Gulf City Rink and a Lawn Party at First Baptist Church.
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Harold Bean
Miss Marfree
Ivulich
Irma Pearce
Ione Gordon
Nellie Scott
Trump Club
Henry Aldridge
Burgett Memorial
Olean Clement
Marine Street
Richard Redwood
Virginia Godwin
J.M. M
Lolite Nadal
Hamilton Street
Eugenia Rosson
Eleanor Gray
Ella Packer Blacksher
Candy Pull
Dauphin Way Baptist Sunday School
John Scott
Emily Gray
Gulf City
St. Patrick’s Academy
First Baptist Church
Sign of Good Digestion
An old lady’s cheerfulness signals good digestion. If digestion is impaired or meals lack relish, take Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen the stomach and aid digestion. The ad promises improved appetite and stomach comfort.
Social notes recount Mobile visits and departures
Personal mentions list Mrs. George Barnham and other residents traveling between Mobile, Pinehurst, New Haven, and various southern towns. Entries note visits to relatives, ante-nuptial events, hospital recoveries, house guests, and upcoming weddings.
Two Earthquakes Hit Panama With No Damage
Panama reports two quake shocks on Wednesday, one at 5:00 a.m. and another in the evening, causing no damage or injuries.
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Panama
Button Sale Tale Sparks Local Discussion
A playful tale from Bellinger Hill School features a girl selling literacy buttons to raise funds for her native state. The exchange highlights pride and eagerness to support local education as the humorous vignette unfolds with curious questions and witty replies.
Adler Endorses Illiteracy Fight in Alabama
Mobile county commission backs the illiteracy drive ending with Illiteracy Day on April 1. Women and children will sell buttons to fund universal education as schools statewide complete visits by illiteracy commission reps. Louis J. Adler hopes teachers and Travellers support the campaign, urging patriotic contributions from non teachers.
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Mobile County Commission
Louis J. Adler
The
Alabama Travellers
Alabama
Alabama Illiteracy Commission
Mobile
Uncle Wiggily Meets Tailors in Woodland Snail Tale
Uncle Wiggily and Mother Goose visit the forest where Grandpa Goosey needs a coat button sewn. Tailors vanish and then reappear with needles and thread. The bunny helps calm a snail with horns and the tailors retreat, gifting Nurse Jane a spool of thread.
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Wiggily
Cas
Jane Pussy
Mother Gooseys
Grandfather Goosey Gander
Jane
Mother Goose
Uncle Wiggily
Grandpa Goosey
Uncle
Nurse Jane
Grandpa Gander
Bunny Uncle
Bebe
Jimmie Wibbtle
Unclegily
Gran Goosey
Hair Tinting All the Rage for Gray Coverage
The Kenton Karmacal Co promotes Brownstone hair tinting as a quick, lasting solution to gray or faded hair. Available in shades from light golden brown to black, sold in drug stores and via direct order if not stocked. Mobile distributors and leading cosmeticians endorse the product and guarantee safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton Karmacal Co
E. Pike St
Covington
Mobile
Bienville Bearresey
Dave S. Bauer
R. L. Braswell
Onttiv
Sure Way To Get Rid of Dandruff
Plain liquid argon promises to dissolve dandruff with nightly scalp application. Four ounces moisten the scalp to destroy flakes by morning and brushing it in relieves itching, leaving hair fluffy and glossy at low cost.
Mississippi Senate OKs Capitol Restoration Bond Bill
The Mississippi senate passed a bill for restoring the historic old capitol and easing congestion at the new state house. It includes a $125,000 bond issue and then moves to the house.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Senate
Capitol
State House
Ladies Aid Plans Regular Meeting in Crichton
In Crichton Alabama the Baptist church Ladies Aid Society will hold a regular business meeting at the home of Mrs Judd Roberts on Tacon street. Mrs Maynard Swinson and husband welcome a baby girl. Sylvester Krebs returns from Pascagoula after visiting his sister Mrs John Green. Julia Spragg shows improvement after illness at Providence Infirmary. Mrs W P Roberts recovers from two weeks illness. Jake Beckman and two children visit Bayou La Barre mother. C L Murphy and child from Orchard visit Crichton. Cecil Doyal of Biloxi visits his uncle S H Swetman.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Crich- Baptist Church
J. Rob
Crichton
Ala
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Judd Roberts
Tacon Street
Maynard Swinson
Sylvester Krebbs
Pascagoula
Miss
John Green
Julia Spragg
Providence Infirmary
W. P. Roberts
Jake Beckman
Bayou le Barre
C. L. Murphy
Orchard
Cecil Doyal
Biloxi
S. H. Swetman
Vap O Rub Cold Remedy Promoted in Ad Copy
An advertisement touts Vick Vap-O-Rub as a treatment for head congestion and breathing difficulty. It describes vapor therapy delivering medicine to inflamed air passages and suggests applying to the chest with towels for relief. The product is listed in prices of 250, 500, or 1.00.
City Commission Orders Fly Traps for Businesses and Stables
The City Commission acts to improve health by requiring fly traps outside every door of businesses and within five feet of each stable door for horses and cattle. This measure targets places that attract flies to reduce public nuisance and promote sanitation.
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the City Commission
Ordinance Mandates Fly Traps for Restau rants and Stables
An ordinance by the Board of Commissioners requires that restaurants, fish houses, oyster houses, and cook shops install baited fly traps outside and inside entryways. It also mandates stables housing horses or cattle maintain baited traps within or near the premises, not more than five feet from the door.
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Board of Commissioners of Bile
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Tinee Musical
Lara Schumann Club
Chopin Club
Christ Church Chapel House
AID Society
My Avenue
Mi86 Pearce
Ray Norville
Mr. Glass
Battle House
John Jossen
Adrian Taylor
John Bell
Killarney
Marguerita Ivulich
Eugenie Rossen
Montgomery
Cawthon Hotel
Mary Emma Nettles
Miss Scott
Faille
Miss Nettles
Susie Gaillard
Margaret Horn
Eleanor Grey
John Morgan Scott
J. M. Scott
J. D. Scott
T. D. Nettles
H. S. Club
Edna Pincus
Virginia Thornton
Mattie Mae Marechal
Bridge
Miss Pearce
Eugenie Rosson
Mary Spane
Peyton Norville
Nadine
Mabel Hunter
Helen McDonald
Lillian
Corinne Thoss
Gladice Murray
Bettie D. Rosson
William Norville
Allan Grayson
Betty Brown
Dame
Gayohn
Bishop
Mme
Jayne
Fashion Art League of America
Hay Specialties Company
Newark
N. J
van Antwerp’s Drug Corp., Inc
George Barnham
W. C. Dukes
Pinehurst
N. C
Mr. Barnham
New Haven
Conn
Peyton Norville, Jr
C. M.rogers
Mapilerr Merigian
Dispatch
J. H. Patterson
Marion
Charles Miner
D. M. Aldredge
Fannie Aldredge
R. Dahlberd
B. A. Woods
Greenville
S. C
W. T. Harris
St. Louis
Chicago
Washington
P. M. Smith
Church Street
J. L. Armistead
Denver, Colo
Bessie Lindsey
Martin Lindsey
Dauphin Street
Z. C. Mins
Atmore
Everett Malone and Son
Century, Fla
Augustus Rayford
We. Mitte Mnight
Laurel
Eugene George
Thomas Kohl
New Orleans
Helen Rich
Thomas Lenoux
James Oo. Dickens
J. D. Moore
Birmingham
Charles M. Rogers
Meridian
Fred Beatty
Gulfport
R. F. Farnell
Jacob. Beckham
Bayou la Batre
S. H. Cummings
Fairhope
Cawthon
M. E. Emery
Elmer Emery
Richton
William Weaver
Fowlriver
Lily Richie
Maria Kendrick Carter
Louisville
Mary ‘Yuille
Mobile Infirmary
Robert Yuille
Flossie Morgan
Florida
Miss Izabeth Holmes
Bellinger Hill Schoo
Adler
Button
Bedtime
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McClure Newspaper Syndicates
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