Picnic Successful For Semmes Farmers Union Event
Semmes Alabama October 12 The Farmers Union picnic held October 5 drew a happy crowd with varied refreshments and morning talks. A Semmes versus Wilmer ball game ended 8 to 1 with Otto Swan hitting the only home run of the day. Buck made a fine play as Semmes boys celebrated. Mrs Fannie Walkman visited from Mobile and Mrs BE Walkman returned home after visiting Semmes.
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Sezmes
Ala
Farmers Union of
Semmes
Semmes and
Wilmer
Otto Swan
Buck
Mra
Fannie Walkman
BE. A. Walkman
Mobile
Mr. Otto
Sunday Schools Resume at St. Matthew's and St. Peter's
The Sunday schools of St. Matthew's and St. Peter's parishes resume work for the year. St. Matthew's is supervised by the Sisters of Charity, St. Peter's by the Sisters of Mercy. St. Matthew's begins Sunday at 8 p.m. and St. Peter's at 9 a.m.
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St. Matthew's
St. Peter’s
Sisters of Charity
Sisters of Mercy
Builders' Page Advertisers Speak On Building Plans
Read what the advertisers on the builders page in the item every Wednesday and Sunday say to you. It’s interesting reading for those building now or later.
The New General Booth Reveals Salvation Army Chief
A reporter meets Bramwell Booth at Salvation Army HQ in London to discuss succession plans. Booth explains continuity under his leadership, street corner work, cadet wages, music, training, and doctrinal stance on eternal punishment. He notes the memorial scheme advances with pledges for three thousand.
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Bramwell Booth
London
Salvation Army
Queen Victoria Street
Nere
Cruikshank
China
Navy
Hell
Sleeping Habits Around The World In A Wisconsin tale
The Evening Wisconsin notes diverse beds and sleep practices from Japan's hard headrest to China's carved low beds and tropical hammock curling. It contrasts northern roomy sleeping with tropical snugness, American blanket use, Russian stove-top beds, Lapland reindeer skin bags, and mosquito‑blocking East Indian sacs, plus a Thanhouser film ad for Miss Robinson Crusoe.
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China
Tropics
Lapland
Sulzer's Wife Proud Of His Political Rise
Mrs. Clara Sulzer, wife of Representative William Sulzer, is described as the silent partner in his career. The couple married in 1908 after a speedy romance, chose to stay in their old No. 175 Second Avenue home, and she prefers life out of the spotlight while supporting her husband’s fortunes.
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William Sulzer
Clara Sulzer
East Side
House of Representatives
Capitol
Clara Rodelheim
New York
Miss Rodcnum
Atlantic City
New York Herald
Second Avenue
Mr. Sulzer
Mrs. Sulzer
Albany
Stearns Electric Paste Exterminates Vermin Fast
A vintage ad describes Stearns Electric Rat and Roach Paste as a night killer for rats mice and cockroaches. It promises no powder dusting, ready to use, and a money back guarantee if it fails. Sold by druggists everywhere, genuine Stearns paste priced at 25 cents and 1.00.
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Stearns
Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
Chicago
Ill
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Mr. Howard
Wisconsin
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Thanhouser
Sulzer
W. A. Rimes
Ruston
Foley
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Dauphin Street
Louisiana
Texas
Willie Wimberly
Volanta
St. Vitus
Samuel B. Dunn
Thomasville
Albert McMurray
Vernon
Mt. Vernon Lumber Co
O. Carley
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J. T. Whitsett
Whistler
Merrill
Miss
A. A. Phillips
de Soto
L.S. Padgett
Yellow Pine
F. Tacon
Jennie Bell Lee
Winchester
Lucy Mason
Alice Earl
S. Ellison
St. Anthony St
Rebecca Kennedy
Aura Douglass
Daphne
Francis Lewis
Moss Point
Clyde Daphney
Walker Springs
Lille Williams
S. Cedar Street
Montez’ Booker
Warren Street
Terrell L. DeMoney
Crichton
Carrie Frazier
Theodrick Penquinette
Dr. Brown
Kenny Tea
Peerless Laundry
St. Emmanuel St
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