Kirkwood machinist kills self as wife telephones for help
Hl P. Ashley, a Kirkwood machinist aged about sixty, shot himself at his home early Friday as his wife was leaving to summon a doctor. Neighbors say he had been under care for neuralgia and had retired from business. Survived by two sons in New York and Atlanta and two daughters in Kirkwood.
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Mr. Ashley
Ashley
Warren Street
Kirkwood
Atlanta
Forsyth
New York
Ick Ashley
Carroll Plow
Cor
Lillian Ashley
Barnet Baff
Poultry Trust
Baff
Herman Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Gets-It Corn Cure Claims Instant Relief
An advertisement touts GETS-IT as a guaranteed corn remover. It promises two drops instantly attack the corn or wart, with no fuss and pain, selling at 25 cents or by mail from BE Lawrence & Co. Chicago.
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BE. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Rabbi Moses to Lead Bible History Class Monday
The Congregation Shaarah Shemayim offers a Bible history class Monday night at 8 at the temple. Rabbi A G Moses will conduct the discussion, with growing interest in the subject and the class work.
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Moses
Congregation
Shaarah Shemayim
Temple
A. G. Moses
City people find haven of health in Mobile County
Special to The Item from Satsuma Alabama notes elderly Mr and Mrs Burton Griffin moving from New York. Their son Frank Griffin previously resided nearby with his wife before returning to city life. His brother David Griffin and his English wife settled beside them and now farm ten acres with clearings and fences. Sweet potatoes yielded 400 bushels per acre at sixty cents per peck.
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Satsuma
Ala
Burton Griffin
New York State
Frank
Mr. Griffin
David Griffin
Delegates Sought From Mobile for Washington Conference
Clarence J. Owens calls Mobile leaders to appoint delegates for the December 12, 1914 Washington conference on immigrant policy and Belgian refugees on Southern farms. Senator Fletcher and Secretary Wilson head the program with federal officials and press invited.
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Clarence J. Owens
Southern Commercial Congress
Harry Piljlans
Washington
South
Duncan A. Fletcher
Florida
Commerce Court Room
Southern Building
William B. Wilson
Senate
Coral growth on oyster shells explains mortality on Eastern Shore
A Mobile display shows coral fixed to oysters from the Eastern Shore, suggesting highly salty water harmed oyster food and caused die offs. Prof. Thurlow C. Nelson, sent by the federal bureau of fisheries, linked excessive salinity to reduced food and starvation, with samples to be studied further. Researchers note regional variation, keep watch on Alabama waters, and consider timing and locality for planting to mitigate losses. Evidence suggests salty water hurts oysters here but supports growth near Point Clear.
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Mobile
Thurlow C. Nelson
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Alabama
Nelson
Point Clear
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