Grand Bay forms booster group to push Chamber of Commerce
Grand Bay Alabama residents form a boosters committee at the Grand Bay Canning Company office with about one hundred leading citizens including women. J W Egan presides and outlines plans to establish a Grand Chamber of Commerce using national chamber guidelines to promote local agriculture and community advantages.
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Grand Bay
Ala
Grand Chamber of Commerce
Grand Bay Canning Company
J. W. Egan
Grand Bay State Bank
National Chamber of Commerce
TIZ makes sore feet feel great says factory ad
An advertisement touts TIZ as the solution for aching tender tired feet. It claims the compound draws out toxins, reduces swelling, and relieves pain from corns callouses and bunions. The blurb promises foot comfort all year for 25 cents.
Every Man Read This Treatment Gaining Eastwide Reputation
The passage touts a remedy praised across the East for strengthening vigor and health and creating personal magnetism. It claims to aid those physically impaired, despondent, nervous, or with tremors, dizziness, heart palpitations, and fear, improving rational action and happiness.
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East
Timin
General Secretary Evans Heads to Y M C A Convention
Frank W. Evans of the Mobile Y M C A left Friday for California to attend the annual international Y M C A convention near Los Angeles. He said the gathering will comprise civic officers of the association and delegates from every city in the United States.
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Frank W. Evans
Mobile Young Men's Christian Association
Golden West
The
Young Men's Christian Association
Assatomar
Cal
Los Angeles
the West
Grand Bay Forms Chamber of Commerce Aims for Growth
Grand Bay organizes a Chamber of Commerce with temporary chair Mr. Egan and secretary Frank J Jr. A 100 member goal with low dues is set and a membership committee enrolls about 50 members in minutes. Dr. Winberg urges civic cooperation to raise road standards and market quality citrus through local growers.
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Grand Bay
Egan
Frank J, Jr
Colin MacDonald
W. G. Griffin
E. F. Hemphill
E. T. Rosengrant
R. M. Seager
A. Johnson
Uban
Chamber of Commerce
MacDonald
Winberg
O. F. E. Winberg
Silver Hill
Ala
Gulf Coast Citrus Growers’ Association
Dr. Winberg
L. T. Rhodes
W. H. Reynolds
J. H. Reichert
Grand Bay Land Company
Piney Woods
Mobile
Geo Cassibra
New Orleans
Griffing Nursery
Ity Griffing
Griffing Brothers Nursery
The
Gulf Coast Citrus Growers Association
R. G. Miller
Mobile Item
J. W. Egan
Grand Bay State Bank
Dr. E. Hack
Officials to hear Vice President Marshall at Auburn
Several state officials will travel to Auburn next Saturday to hear Vice President Marshall speak to the student body of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Dr. C. C. Thach invites Mr. Marshall and expects many officials to attend, including Governor Henderson, John H. Wallace Jr., and William F. Feagin.
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Marshall
Auburn
Montgomery
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
C. C. Thach
Governor Henderson
John H. Wallace, Jr
William F. Feagin
Sermons Set for Sunday at Presbyterian Churches
The 11 a.m. sermon at Sega Street Presbyterian Church will be The Proper Observance of the Christian Sabbath. At 7:30 p.m. Franklin Street Presbyterian Church hosts The Banners of Israel. Both sermons are by Rev. P. H. Hensley.
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Sega Street Presbyterian Church
Franklin Street Presbyterian Church
Israel
P. H. Hensley
Italian Cabinet Resigns Amid Political Turmoil
Rome reports a cabinet resignation over neutral policy as rioting rumors swirl in Milan. The King greets senior statesmen Signor Marcora and Signor Giolitti, with debates on the new premier and cabinet lineup intensifying amid constitutional pressures.
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Rome
Paris
Milan
Victor ‘Emmanuel
Signor Manfred
Senate
Signor
Marcora
Chamber of Deputies
Giolitti
Italy
Signor Iolitti
Pest
Maffredi
Salandra
Salandra Left With King After Ministers Meet
A Rome Havas dispatch reports Premier Salandra conferred with King Victor Emmanuel after the ministers' meeting and grave events are expected to follow soon.
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Paris
Havas
Rome
Salandra
Victor Emmanuel
Note Praised Nationwide for Submarine Policy Stand
Readers across the country hail the U S note on submarines as dignified and adequate. Editors call the Washington position a firm, humane challenge to unlawful attack on neutrals and a rallying point for civilization with broad public support.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Washington
Chicago Journal
Louisville
United States
America
Chicago
Barton Academy Class Day Honors 86 Graduates
The Barton Academy graduating class holds a 3:30 Saturday program with Denby Garrison delivering the greeting. Miss Esther Coley recites the class poem and Miss Josephine Nelson reads the class prophecy, followed by songs, solos, and a farewell address. The long list of graduates includes Jennie Airey, Marion Brown, Gladys Brown, Sarah Nash, and many others.
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Barton Academy
Cerry
Denby Garrison
He Brown
Gladys Brown
Robin Sweatt
Sarah Nash
Esther Coley
Josephine Neilson
Minnie Nelson
Margaret Goodbrad
Eugene Malone
Sweatt
Jennie May Airey
Annie Roos
Marion Brown
Gladyg Brown
Essie Coley
Johnny Cox
Bessie Cunningham
Myrtle Delhomme
Mabel Macy
Justine Marques
Dorothy Mitchell
Josephine Nelson
Lolita Nadal
Frances O'Connor
Irene Orrell
Rosa Parker
Bessie Peckinpaugh
Melanie Peaithory
Alice Randall
Marion Roberts
Annie Rolls
Augusta Rowell
Dorothy Rowley
Lillian Sandoz
Milah Sheldt
Marguerite Simmons
Annie Sinback
Estelle Sinback
Ruby Smee
Ardelle Smith
Mozell
Bankhead Addresses Greatest Engineering Feat of Alabama
The ceremony at Cordova and nearby towns honored the completion of the Warrior River lock system and Mobile harbor improvements. U S Senator Bankhead praised the project, credited George W. Taylor and Colonel Hardaway for the locks plan, and noted a $3 750 000 appropriation enabling a single sixty three foot high lock. Governor Henderson presided and the program proceeded smoothly.
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China
Bingham District
Warrior River
Mobile
Atlantic
Panama Canal
Pacific
Mississippi River
United States
Pittsburg
Birmingham
Alabama
Oyme
Congress
Senate
G. W. Taylor
George W. Taylor
House
Commerce Committee
House Committee On
Taylor
Lock 17
Tuscaloosa
Colonel Hardaway
Charles Henderson
Bankhead
Dodson's Liver Tone Replaces Calomel for Bilious Attacks
A 19th century style advertorial warning against calomel touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable alternative. The copy promises quick relief from liver sluggishness and sour stomach with one spoonful, guarantees satisfaction, and claims the product can be given to children without causing salivation or griping.
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Dodson
Warrior River project praised at Tuscaloosa celebration
Speakers including William B Bankhead Senator John H Bankhead Senator Underwood and John T Cochrane praised the Warrior completion. The event featured a barbecue and remarks on river and trail transportation benefits for Alabama and Mobile. W B Oliver of the Sixth District gave a notable address.
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Dd Py Ene Ag
Detee
W. Underwood
Tuscaloosa
William B. Bankhead
John H. Bankhead
Underwood
John T. Cochrane
Alabama, Tennessee and Northern Railroad
Mobile
Cochrane
Alabama
Agmy
W. B. Oliver
Cuban Supreme Court rules prize fights legal
Havana reports that the supreme court yesterday upheld the legality of prize fights in Cuba by dismissing a test complaint against Gov. Bustillo of Havana province. New York notes Marshall Cushing editor and publisher of How magazine for manufacturers died here yesterday at age 55.
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Havana
Cuba
Supreme Court
Bustillo
New York
Marshall Cushing
How
Food That Keeps You Well Says Grape-Nuts Letter
A Massachusetts woman advocates Grape-Nuts as a staple for all ages including the sick and elderly. She says it can replace meat, is best with cream and hot Postum, and has improved her health, nerves, and weight over six months. The note promotes Postum Co. and the Road to Wellville slogan.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Land and Development Co sells pine land in Alabama tract
Mobile and Ohio R R lays in Ala and Miss offered 480 acres seven miles west of Chunchula in Mobile County with pine soil and running stream suitable for farming and stock. Whole property $11.50 per acre. Also tracts from 40 to 10,000 acres at $4.00 per acre and up. Address Geo Kilborn president Land and Development Co 403 N Royal St Mobile Ala Bell 967 J.
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Chunchula
Mobile County
Alabama
Satsuma
Geo. Kilborn
Land & Dev. Co
N. Royal St
Mobile
Ala
Bell
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