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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1914

Page

5

Gallant Remnant of Alabama's Gray Line in Mobile Reunion

The Mobile gathering honored Confederate veterans with a Tribute to the Dead and a tribute to the women of the Confederacy. Mayor Harry Pillans welcomed the veterans and recalled Mobile’s Civil War history and five-flag era. General H. E. Jones and Judge C. J. Semmes spoke of loyalty and passing years as Mobile comrades listened.

Alabama Harvey E. Jones the Confederacy Harry Pillans Mobile Pillans Confederacy Union Mayor Pillans General Jones Dixie H. E. Jones Gracie Veterans of

Alabama Veterans Convene As Jones Is Re-Elected

Governor Montgomery pledges action to ease Alabama’s crippling finances. General Harvey E. Jones is reelected as commander in chief of the state’s UDC veterans. officers and brigades are nominated while women vow to preserve Civil War memory.

Montgomery Ala Alabama South Birmingham North Carolina Cory Washburn Jones B. F. Weathers Smith Harvey E. Jones Dave Scott Camp Jones Col B. F. Ellis General Jones Weathers General Weathers Brigade John B. Fuller C. W. Hooper Thomas B. Lamkin Annie Spann Waller Hammers Morgan Gilmer Spann German Relief Hall R. E. Daly Camp Semmes M. T. Judge G. M. van Liew

Vitalitas touted by Dallas man as cure for many ailments

A Dallas resident, Mr. Tunnell, claims Vitalitas cured his piles constipation and stomach troubles after thirty years. He argues the earth made tonic sweeps indigestion rheumatism biliousness and kidney and liver ailments from the system. He urges others to try Vitalitas at Sutton's drug store corner St Francis and Royal.

Mr. Tunnell Dallas Tex East Side Avenue Tunnel Vitalitas Sutton’s St. Francis and Royal

What would you do if you had a severe cold

A promotional note urges immediate use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, praising its value. It quotes Mrs. O E Sargent of Peru Indiana and states the product is highly recommended by long-time users. Available for sale by all dealers.

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