Memorial tribute marks Colonel Price Williams at Gulf Coast Fair
The Gulf Coast Fair honors Colonel Price Williams with a dedicated display in the agricultural building on Confederate Veterans Day. The Mobile Rifles, First Infantry and Civil War artifacts including Williams swords and an oil painting will be shown, with Captain Ernest J. Grove and Lieutenants James and McDonald overseeing the exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1St Infantry
Alabama
Price Wlliams
Mobil Rifles
First Infantry
Williams
Willis Jewelry Company
Fair Grounds
Mobile Rifles
United States
Dubuque
Ernest J. Grove
James
McDonald
Matthews Tries Vitalitas Test After Indigestion
Savannah city salesman F F Matthews describes his six year struggle with indigestion and a successful test of Vitalitas by eating a raw sweet potato with no after effect. He praises Vitalitas as a tonic benefiting stomach liver kidneys and blood and endorses its use, noting Sutton's Drug Store and other druggists as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
F. F. Matthews
Sheftall Brothers
Savannah
Gra
Mr. Matthews
Sutton
Gall
Life Mysteries Revealed By Margaret Hamilton
Madam Hamilton presents second sight readings claiming to reveal a person life from infancy to old age with names dates and facts about friends and loved ones. She offers guidance on business love and domestic troubles and promises to influence others through her abilities. Readings available daily near Shell Road station with a fare of 50 cents to 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Hamilton
Mobile
Margaret Hamilton
Whistler
Prichard
Shell Road Station
McMillan’s Drug Store
Lomax Denies Secret Courtship Amid Turmoil in Neighborhood
In a local Recorder Edington hearing, Lomax denies clandestine correspondence with Hazel Brown while Carrie Parsons accuses him and Hazel of illicit goings on. Carrie confronts Lomax as witnesses recount threats and pursuit. Edington urges a peace pact as the Marine and Tennessee Street area disperses.
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Lomax
Erbout Havin
Hazel Brown
Carrie Parsons
Hazel
Marine
Tennessee
Carrie
Recorders Edington
Papa
Edington
Marine and Tennessee
Julia Knowles
Mamie Grant
Julia
Mamie
Caisin
William Sanders
Thomas Moore
Askin & Marine
J. R. McGaughey
Horace New
Eddie Smith
Gladys Broadnax
Recorder
Eddie
Gladys
Hob Bolton
Ike Kruse
John F. Lores
Spring Hill to Host Gulf Coast Academy Saturday at Maxon Field
Spring Hill College football eleven meets Gulf Coast Military Academy on Maxon Field Saturday afternoon at 3. Special cars will shuttle crowds and the Excelsior brass band will perform. Gulf Coast Academy vows a hard fight as Spring Hill’s lineup, bolstered by recovered players, prepares to defend the home field.
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Spring Hill College
Gulf Coast Military Academy
Maxon Field
Spring Hill
Excelsior Brass
Gulf Coast Academy
Harris
Wren
Storia Tees
Revival Services Led by Methodist Ministers in Toulminville
Revival services at Toulminville Methodist Church run through the week with guest preachers from area churches including Rev. S. W. Roberts of Broad Street Methodist and Rev. L. H. S. Chappelle of Prichard. Speakers urge prayer, consecration, and faith as the series begins, aiming to bless the church and convert attendees.
Immediate Relief for Eczema and Skin Ailments with Resinol
An advertisement touts resinol soap and resinol ointment for itching burning and eruptions. It claims quick relief and clear skin in severe cases, noting doctors use it for twenty years and that samples are free from Dept. 7-R Baltimore Md.
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Baltimore
Methodist church meetings set with music and sermons
The article notes strong church interest with a mobile director Professor Wienand and his daughter on violin. The Teen-Area Bible class skips Friday due to Methodist church meetings. no prayer meeting Thursday. Rev. Danneily of Government Street Methodist church to preach. afternoon meetings begin Wednesday at 3 o'clock.
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Wienand
Mobile
Methodist Church
A. Danneily
D. D
Government Street
Labor unrest and wartime notes across cities
Washington James L Curtis of New York appears as minister and consul general. Schenectady GE workers strike three weeks for an eight hour day with 2500 to 3000 machinists out. Luxembourg to coin 200000 francs in small denominations. Tampa cigar factories exceed weekly output records with overtime. Paris reports Sub Lieutenant Emile Dreyfus aged 24 killed in action and awarded the Legion of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James L. Curtis
New York
George W. Muchoet
Jevansville, Inc
Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Company
Luxemberg
Tampa
Fia
Paris
Emile Dreyfus
Alfred Dreyfus
Thirty-second Artillery
Dreyfus
Legion of Honor
Monument to Sovereign Andrews Unveiled by Woodmen
Peterman Alabama October 27 nearly three hundred people witnessed the unveiling ceremony by the Woodmen of the World of a monument to Sovereign James I Andrews who was killed by an assassin's bullet in September 1914. Dr William A Lovett of Tunnel Springs a past consul commander of Magic City Camp No 4 Birmingham and a former head camp officer delivered an impressive address for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterman
Ala
James i. Andrews
William A. Lovett
Tunnel Springs
Magic City
Birmingham
CITY COURT JURY DRAWN FOR WEEK OF NOVEMBER 1
City court in Astoria, Ore. drew jurors for the week of November 1. The list includes Frank A. Boyle, James W. Morgan, James H. Evans, John W. Cleveland, John Klass, Edward C. Sears, Charles J. Green, Noah Schwarz, and many others. Also noted, a barkentine believed to be the Judith bound for Callao sailed from Gray's Harbor after going to the breakers at the Golubria river mouth yesterday but is now out of danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Boyle
James W. Morgan
James H. Evans
John W. Cleveland
John Klass
Edward C. Sears
Charles J. Green
Noah Schwarz
Frank B. Cleveland
George Herman
Mack Booth
Joseph N. Midgett
Frank H.enderson
Patrick E. Lilley
Lee Moore
Robert Reid
Robin Herndon
William B. Jordan
Alfred J. Johnson
Gilbert
Astoria
Ore
Judith
Gray's Harbor
Callao
Golurabia River
Deaths and Funerals for Schmidt Schuster and Byrd
Carl J. Schmidt, accidentally killed Sunday, buried Tuesday at Magnolia cemetery with Roche Burke service led by Rev. E A Donnelly. Delegations from Orioles and German Relief Association attended. pallbearers named. Mrs B Schuster, widow of J B Schuster, died in Selma and buried. survivor noted. Gertrude Byrd also buried Tuesday afternoon at Magnolia, Roche Burke parlors, Rev. M Hall officiating.
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Carl J. Schmidt
Magnolia
Roche & Burke Undertaking Company
E. A. Donnelly
Government Street Methodist Church
Orioles
German Relief Association
Otto Nack
Louis Schettler
Charles R. G. Schimpf
F. Karl
C. A. Vanderbeck
Charles Tobler
G. Boyd
Gertrude Byrd
Roche & Burke
M. Hall
Prichard Baptist Church
Magnolia Cemetery
Burial Notices for Miss Minnie E Black and Mrs Sarah Bousson
The funeral for Miss Minnie Edith Black was held Wednesday morning from 18 North Lafayette Street and St Marys Catholic Church with a requiem mass. Magnolia cemetery received floral tributes as pallbearers William Howard Dr P Howard Alex Howard Woodruff Parker Howard Powers and George Goodbrad served. Mrs Sarah E Bousson widow of Edward Bousson died Wednesday at 1 20 am at 305 South Conception Street after a lingering illness. She was Mississippi born and lived here over forty years, survived by five daughters and five sons, twelve grandchildren and other relatives.
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B. Schuster
J. B. Schuster
Selma
Ala
B. J. Schuster
M. E. Black
Minnie Edith Black
North
Lafayette Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Father Eaton
Magnolia Cemetery
William Howard
Dr. P. ©. Howard
Alex Howard
Woodruff Parker
Howard Powers
George Goodbrad
Sarah E. Bousson
Edward Bousson
South Conception Street
Mississippi
D. J. Antoni
William Connelly
J. W. Scott
James Rosser
Pascagoula
Miss
A. F. Liberata
Mort Arthur
Tex
Henry Bousson
McComb City
Walter Boussen
West Lake
George
Edward
Sylvania Bougson
This City
Lottie D. to Run in Tree-for-All at Local Fair
Fair track notes show Lottie D. a 2 11 1 4 pacer owned by J W Kendall Logansport Ind arrived Tuesday and will race in the tree for all on Thursday Cal Dill to drive Lottie D. in all her entries. The track is expected to be fast after Wednesday’s work and Tuesday’s rain helped. several Mobile horses are entered and racing rules require fair conduct with penalties for fouls. Russell Boy Possibility and other horses at the Jackson Mis fair are part of ongoing discussions about possible matchups. O T Aleuw staying through June plans to train local horses at Mubiel with Black Adward and others in his care.
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Lottie D
J. W. Kendall
Logansport
Ind
Spanier
Larness
Cal Dill
Russell Boy
Jackson
Possibility
Russell Uor
Fair Grounds
O. Tl
Alieuw
Adward
Mubiel
Irvington
Ala
Harry Lawrence
Curtis Hall
W. S. Richey
J. Greggs
Moore
Mobile
Wachiel
Patton
Dayton, Q
Gulf Boulevard
J. Chipman
Irvington Inn
Miss Pig Bd
Hooper
Friend Husband
Nellie
Dog Show Entries At Gulf Coast Fair Impress
Entries for the first annual Coast Beach Show at the Gulf Coast Fair closed yesterday. The entry list exceeds expectations with strong shows in Collies Boston Terriers and Bull Terriers. Notable exhibits include a Mobile Newfoundland pug dogs from Mobile and a rare two pound Toy Black and Tan Terrier. The show benching and judging begin Friday at 1 pm.
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Mobile
America
Harry C. Hollister
Gibson
Hollister
Fair Grounds
James H. Steffens
Spratts
Progressive Farmers Put George County On The Map
J Lumpkin and C J Trowbridge, George County farmers, organized a county exhibit at the Gulf Coast Fair without county backing. Their six farms supplied cotton to peanuts and citrus fruits, showcasing resolve and quality rivaling Jackson County’s top exhibit in Mississippi.
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George County
Miss
J. Lumpkin
C. J. Trowbridge
Mississippi
Mr. Lumpkin
Jackson County
Fair Weather Promised With Northerly Breeze
A weather prognostication predicts fair conditions for the Gulf Coast exposition area. The article mocks old almanacs as it notes a stubborn high pressure system lingering over the U.S. and reports a local baptism of sunshine on opening day.
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United States
Whistler Social and Lodge Activities Highlight Week
Vesuvius Lodge 221 meets at Odd Fellows Hall with district delegates elected for Mobile. A lively Old-Time Dancing Club ball drew fifty couples to the hall, featuring round dances and guests from nearby towns. Local visits include travelers from Mobile Omaha Atlanta and Gulf Crest along with a girl who broke her arm while playing.
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Whistler
Ala
Vesuvius Lodge No. 221
International, Association of Machinists
Odd Fellows’ Hall
L. McKean
H. L. McKean
M. I. Mason
Mobile
Ars
H.J. McCarty
Eirnest George
John Ranagier
Mechanics’ Lodge
Staite
George Thruddleston
Birmingham
Ira H H. Princie
Fourth District
Mechanics’ No. 69
Huddleston
Messrs
Albert Db. Gloch
Elliott G. Rickardy
August Buerger
Kritten John& A. L. Crogin
Oak Lodge No
William M. Cato
Edward Nichols
Mechanics Lodge
Thomas B. Allman
J. Henry Thomas
Joseph Barrett
Prichard
Toulminville
Mc Like
KK. J. Little
Atlanta
Southern and Allied Lines
Henry Carrigan
Michael
Omaha
Neb
Indian Springs
Short
Velma Sellars
Lucedale
Miss
Kelley
E. M. Welch
Atmore
Alec Smith
Houston
Tex
John Mason
Gulf Crest
Lonnie
Sallie Williams
Wednesday Entries for Gulf Coast Fair Motorcycle Races
The Gulf Coast Fair lists five entries for Wednesday’s motorcycle races announced Tuesday night. Foster Touart on Indian T Spotswood Jr. Harley Davidson James Daves Indian Leslie Taylor Harley-Davidson. Entries close at 2 p.m. racing day.
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Gulf Coast Fair
Foster Touart
T. Spotswood
Harley-Davidson
James Daves
Leslie Taylor
A Great Factor in Long Life
Health and comfort in advanced years come from avoiding worry and a simple diet. If vitality declines the system weakens and sickness creeps in. Van Antwerp's Drug Corporation offers Vinci a tonic blend of iron cod liver extract and beef peptone guaranteed to build up the run-down or age.
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van Antwerp
Drug Corporation
Vinci
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Tonic Promises Youthful Shine
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use tonic to darken gray hair, claim it removes dandruff and stops scalp itching. It recommends applying with a sponge to a strand at a time, promising gray hairs disappear after one night and hair becomes dark and glossy after another use.
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Gol. Price Williams
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Viviani
Matthews
Georgia
Vitalitas
Conover & Rutherford Florists
Alimentaire
Gulfport
Maxon
Keine
Toulminsille
Ada
Satan Music
Offessor Wienand
I. Ft S. Chappelle, Jr
Prichai Niele Dist
I. A. Donnelly
S. W. Roberts
D Broad Street Methodist Church
Kingdom of God
Toulminville Methodist Church
L. H. S. Chappelle
Prichard Methodist Church
Paul
God
Tie
Western Electric Co
Sehneher
Alidor Electric Co
Stemanval ST
Ainda C. Nss
Bea' M
A. Webiners
Mt Taal
Ompany
Waieh l
Ross
Ametest -Carktr
Ral
Sovereign Andrews
National Association
Rome
Tribuna
Venice
Gulf Coast
Jayne
Ashhenberger
J. W. Phillips
Holland Herring Milkers
Fosen Ue
Potomac
Cromarty
Boston
Columbia Steak
Boston Brown
Kelly
Brady Stock
Water St
Cross Roads
the Lyric
Matt
Jeff
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