Music Lovers End Work of Season
The Music Lovers' Association held its final meeting of the season at the Cawthon Hotel. officers reported a treasury balance of 271.13 after two Philharmonic concerts. A committee was named to plan next season's concerts and a two day festival proposal was discussed. amendments to bylaws were approved.
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Music Lovers’ Association
Cawthon Hotel
Hans Curiel
Alfred Thayer
Philharmonic Orchestra
James R. Hagan
Ma Heustis
Charles H. Seeld
Thayer
James ©. Smith
Minnie Black
Frank Yerger
Hagan
De Miracle depilatory promissory claims from ads
An advertisement promotes De Miracle depilatory claiming it removes hair from limbs and under the skin, retarding growth through absorption. It markets 50c to $2 bottles, lists Park Avenue New York address, and warns against bogus endorsements while naming Van Antwerp Drug Co. as seller.
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de Miracle
de Miracle Chemical Co
Dept. A-2
Park Ave
129Th St
New York
Abe Martin Question on Garden Talk and Freak Hats
A witty Abe Martin quip ponders why a self styled know it all buys a freak hat. The note blends humor about garden chatter and odd headwear without naming people or places.
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Maude
Bankrupt wage earner Adjudicated in U S court
Azsam Dozier a wage earner of Mobile was adjudicated bankrupt in the United States court Friday afternoon. In his petition he listed liabilities of 276.65 with no assets. The case was referred to Referee R T Ervin. Picnic today for University Military Institute at Point Clear sails and returns a board the Charles E Cessna.
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Azsam Dozier
Mobile
United States
R. T. Ervin
University Military Institute
Point Clear
Charles E. Cessna
A. J. Hackett
C. H. Powell
Chicago
Ill
John T. Cochrane
Alabama,Tennessee & Northern Railroad
Cochrane
L. D. Dix Heads Local Rotarys in Mobile
L. D. Dix was elected president of the Mobile Rotary Club at the annual meeting held in the Cawthon Hotel. Officers named include William H. Armbrecht as first vice president and J. W. Hunter as second vice president with Charles S. Shawhan as secretary and E. Fowlkes as treasurer. Meeting details and upcoming events, including Ladies Night and the May 26 gathering, are noted along with booster committee remarks.
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LL. D. Dix
Mobile Rotary Club
Cawthon Hotel
William H. Armbrecht
J. W. Hunter
Charles S. Shawhan
Fowlkes
William H. Bryant
Richard Christian
Eli Grace
William ©. Lott
Palmer Pillans
Dix
Battle House
Fraternal Notes highlight Maple Camp outing and meetings
Fraternal editors urged to submit news by Friday for Saturday The Item. Maple Camp No. 5 W O W and Live Oak Camp No. 151 joined in Bayou La Batre Alabama May 14 for unveiling the grave monument of Dr. James T. Persons. Major Gus Seiple presided. Sovereign J I Mash delivered the oration. Miss Bessie Cunningham read a poem. music by Miss Ermie Seiple and Sargeant Rus sel Seiple. The event drew local residents. after ceremonies attendees dined at the Laurendine House. Maple Camp held regular session May 17 electing three new members. The outing committee picked Fairhope Alabama for June 22 with steamer charter and Bay Side Park reserved for the Woodmen. Unveiling at Catholic cemetery planned May 28 at 2:30 pm with a special car from Bienville Square. Other items include Maple Camp planning for Company C 123rd Regiment May 24 meeting and a sixth monthly Moose dance May 24. The Mobile Dry Goods Salesmen’s Association announced a June 12 boat ride on the steamer Charles B D Cessna and a membership drive ahead of the annual picnic. The Maccabees Mobile Tent No. 10 and Knights and Ladies of Security in Mobile held meetings May 18 and May 11 respectively with officer elections and a forthcoming gathering. A sick fund noted the death of William W. Brooks after illness.
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MOOSE
Mobile
Loyal Order of Moose
Fairhope
Battles
Chas. FE
Cessna
J. C. Thompson
James M. King
R. H. Parsons
John C. White
John D. Palmer
Thomas J. Young
J. T. Donivan, Sr
C. T. Duncan
Harry Arent
Emil Kraft
J. R. Southall
George F. Streb
H. W. Butler
L. Klass
J. J. Murphy
Frank A. Robinson
Thomas T. Palmer
W. Clinton, Jr
A. K. England
Percy England
Charles R. G. Schimpf, Jr
Tom Quayle
T. J. Hamilton
T. J. Powers
Fred Stutz
23Rd Regiment
Maple Camp
Bayou la Batre
James T. Persons
Live Oak Amp No
Company C
Moose Auditorium
Maple Camp No. 5
Alabama
Live Oak Camp No. 151
Gus Seiple
J. i Mash
Magnolia Camp No. 2
Montgomery
Ala
Bessie Cunningham
Ermie Seiple
Sargeant Russel Seiple
Bayou la Barre
Cahen
Frank KE. Smee
W. R. Garrett
River
Live Oak Camp
Laurendine House
Reese R. Murphy
John R. Gale
Levin Bauer
H. W. Cunningham
Chas
H. Delhomme
E. F. Koppersmith
H. C. McKinley
Apollo
Pleasure Bay
Bay Side Park
Ed K. Cogburn
Catholic Cemetery
Bienville Square
Company
123Rd Regiment
Knights AX
Adles
Y. M. B. A. Hall
Mobile Council Knights and Ladies of Security
G. Cohn
Mobile Council
William W. Brooks
Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera Remedy Advertised
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for summer heat. It claims high value and frequent need, urging immediate purchase everywhere and noting its suitability for the season. The copy emphasizes cost efficiency and universal availability.
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Chamberlain
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