Nashville Boosters Arrive in Mobile for City Welcome
About one hundred Nashville Booster Club members arrived in Mobile by special train led by W. H. Mustaine. A reception committee of forty Chamber of Commerce members welcomed them at Bienville Square after a parade through Government Street. Prominent Mobilians spoke and Nashville guests toured docks and the city by auto.
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NashVille
Nashville Booster Club
Mobile
W. H. Mustaine
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Chamber of Commerce
Boosters
Government Street
Royal
Dauphin
Bienville Square
Fr. W. Evans
Mobile Y. M. C. A
Hugene Street Shannon
Nushville Board of Trade
Parsons
Guarantees on Food and Drugs Void After May 1 1915
Washington May 20 The Department of Agriculture notified over 8 000 manufacturers that on May 1 1915 their guarantees filed under the pure food and drugs regulations would be struck from files and serial numbers must not be used on labels. The regulations abolish the guarantee legend and require guarantees to be attached to sales documents.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
Nashville Chamber of Commerce meeting at Cawthon Hotel
The entire Nashville party and scores of Chamber of Commerce members met in the Cawthon Hotel parlor Tuesday night. A. J. Parsons of the Chamber of Commerce called the gathering to order shortly after 7:30, opening with a few words of welcome.
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Nashville
Chamber of Commerce
Cawthon Hotel
A. J. Parsons
Parsons
Doctors Endorse Newbro's Herpicide for Hair Care
Doctors from Covington Boston Duncan and beyond praise Newbro's Herpicide as a dandruff cure and scalp cleaner. They report hair appears brighter softer and growing after use with relief from itching. Sold in 50c and 1.00 sizes with refund if not satisfied.
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J. J. Boyd
Covington, Tenn
Newbro
J. B. Thompson
M. D
Burrough Place
Col. Hollis St
Boston
Mass
T. A. Moore
Duncan, Ariz
Herpicide Co
Dept. R
Detroit
Mich
Bankruptcy law repeal debate postponed at grocers’ meeting
At the National Association of Retail Grocers annual convention in Louisville the discussion of repealing the national bankruptcy act paused to allow an entertainment program. M. McGlasson of Chicago argued that dishonest methods under the act cause millions in losses and waste wealth. The convention endorsed hosting an international grocers congress at the 1915 Panama Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. A letter from John A. Giles supported the project, noting endorsements from grocers’ groups in France, Canada and Australia.
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Associated Press
Louisville
National Association of Retail Grocers
M. McGlasson
Chicago
National Wholesale Grocers Association
Nashville and Mobile boosters praise mutual growth and cooperation
The Nashville and Mobile booster party lauded cross city cooperation boosting commerce through Mobile port. Speakers like Mr Irvine and Mr Hume urged shared advantages, noted Nashville’s asset role for the South, and welcomed Mobile visitors to Nashville while planning future trips.
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Mr. Irvine
Nashville
South
Mobile
Cardui Proclaimed Safe Herbal Tonic Helps Ark Woman
Mrs Mary Bentley of Nettleton Arkansas recounts five year struggle with severe side pains head and backache. She credits Cardui with curing her after three and a half bottles and urges other suffering women to try the gentlest vegetable tonic.
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Lief
Cardui
Three party nominees chosen in Pennsylvania primary
In Philadelphia on May 20, Penrose Palmer and Pinchot won party nominations for U.S. senator. Penrose led Dimmick. Palmer defeated Budd. Pinchot ran unopposed. McCormick claimed Democratic governor nomination while Brumbaugh won Republican nod and Lewis sought the Progressive line.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Boss Penrose
A. Mitchell Palmer
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Pennsylvania
Penrose
J.— Benjamin Dimmick
Scranton
Palmer
Henry Budd
Pinchot
Penose
Mimmick
Brumbaugh
Vance C. McCormick
Harrisburg
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Public Schools of
Washington
William Draper Lewis
University of Pennsylvania Law School
St Matthew’s Lawn Party Draws Big Crowds
The St Matthew’s lawn party opened on Tuesday on the rectory lawn with a brass band performance by Drago and a feature by Miss Marie Hamelin. Rev Father John W Dunne organized the carnival with parish volunteers under magnolia trees, offering ice cream, fruit, punch, fancy work, flowers, a country store, and a fish pond drawing crowds from Monroe park.
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Drago
Brass Bend
St. Matthew's
de Luxe
Marie Hamelin
John W. Dunne
Monroe Park
Dr King's New Discovery Cures Long Cough Says Flemming
Jennie Flemming of New Dover Ohio proclaims three year cough cured by Dr King's New Discovery. Advertisement touts 50 cent bottle with relief guarantee and calls for readers to try it for stubborn coughs. Bucklein's Arnica Salve also advertised.
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Dr. King
Jennie Flemming
New Dover
Ohio
Bucklien
Pimplea
Suffering met by Cal Roosevelt arrives quietly home
Theodore Roosevelt returns to Oyster Bay after seven months abroad for his son’s wedding. He leans on a cane, greets old friends on the beach, and says no politics as he plans a ten day stay before traveling to Washington for a National Geographic Society talk. He jokes about still having the same big stick.
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Adore Roosevelt
New York
Africa
Oystery Bay
Oyster Bay
Europe
Washington
National Geographic Society
Theodore
Ambitious Woman and the Suffragette Style
A concise remark notes that an ambitious woman rarely seeks age unless she is a suffragette, reflecting a historical view on gender and activism.
Ilome Reflections on Distance and Wealth
A concise quip notes that a man values home less when distant and financially broke, suggesting longing versus practicality. The line frames travel and poverty as factors shaping his appreciation of home.
Garment Factory to Have New Home in Mobile
A four story brick factory building is planned for North Royal Street at the corner of Royal and St Louis, on the Maddox Marble Yard lot. The 100 by 765 foot structure will cost about 25000 and be occupied by the Kahn Manufacturing Company with modern machinery secured by Sol Kahn.
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Haskin
Nis
Nashville
Mobile
Panama
Aston Bergeda
Jeweler
Tennessee
J. F. Baker
Gerst Brewing and Bottling Company
West
South
Parsons
Royal Street
Plana
Royal and
St. Louis
Maddox Marble Yard
Sullivan
van Antwerp Wholesale
Kahn Manufacturing Company
Sol Kahn
Detroit
Garment Manufacturers’ Association
Medicos to Hear Sermon at University of Alabama
On Sunday the School of Medicine’s annual commencement begins with the baccalaureate sermon by Rev. A G Richards, rector of Trinity parish, at Trinity Episcopal Church. The graduating class will sit in prominent seats and the public is invited.
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School of Medicine
University of Alabama
A. G. Richards
Trinity Parish
Trinity Episcopal Church
Kranich and Bach Pianos Highlighted by Clutter Piano Co
Clutter Piano Co at 105 Dauphin St promotes high grade pianos and player pianos including Kranich and Bach Hazelton Brambackl Grand as the easiest player piano seen. Phones 2071.
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Dauphin St
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