Taxes Affect The Dividends Of Standard Gas And Electric
The Standard Gas and Electric Company announces a quarterly dividend on common stock due September 15 will be paid as interest bearing script maturing 923 rather than cash. The script bears 6 percent interest and covers subsidiaries taxed heavily. The Louisville based utility operates in about twenty western and southwestern cities, owning plants in Mobile Alabama Enid Oklahoma Fort Smith Arkansas and Louisville.
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Ted Press
Uisville
Standard Gas and Company
Chi
H. M. Byllesby
Standard Gas and Electric Company
Delaware Corporation
Equal Rights Law Opens in New York
The Equal rights law, passed by the last legislature, took effect today in New York. It bars hotels restaurants and theatres from discrimination based on race color or religion. Violations bring criminal penalties from 100 to 500 and civil damages for advertisers and proprietors who label patrons as undesirable.
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Associated Press
New York
Home influence urged to curb tango and turkey trot
Vice President Marshall told a Great Falls Virginia camp meeting that social vice like tango and turkey trot shows must be checked by home influence not laws. He warned the church is losing its hold and urged people to regain strong religious opinions. Senator Swanson of Virginia spoke along with him.
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Associated Press
Washington
Marshall
Methodist Episcopal Church (South
Great Falls
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Prosperous Oregon merchant aids Bright's Disease cure
James Craig of Silverton Oregon helps patients through a Renal Compound promoted by Jno Fulton Co of San Francisco After his daughter-influenced success he shares dozens of names of others helped The advertisement urges Bright's Disease sufferers to seek Fulton’s Renal Compound via Van Antwerp Drug Corp or by writing to Jno Fulton Co for a pamphlet
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James Craig
Silverton
Oregon
Bright
Craig
N. W. Spalding
United States
San Francisco
California
Spalding
Multon
Fulton
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Jno. J. Fulton Co
Adv
Mrs Fried Inspires with Artistic Temperament at Sunshine
The article extols Mrs Fried as a vibrant artist and devoted mother whose presence uplifts others. It notes her energetic work ethic and spiritual yet human nature. At Sunshine Belle Fontaine, the Winslow Partridges host a holiday gathering with Steele Partridge, Ethel West, Eula Walsh, and Frank Courtney.
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Mrs. Fried
Sunshine
Winslow Partridges
Dauphin Way
Belle Fountaine
Steele Partridge
Ethel West
Eula Walsh
Frank Courtney
Linen Shower for Miss Davis at 59 Dunham Street
A linen shower honored Miss Susie Davis at the home of her brother J. A. Davis on Dunham Street. About thirty intimate friends attended as four young children presented costly linen gifts. Pink and white colors predominated with refreshments served and best wishes for the couple.
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Miss Davis
Susie Davis
J. A. Davis
Dunham Street
H. E. Davis
Wesley W McGuire to Marry Miss Jessie Beesack Monday
Wesley W McGuire a noted salesman for Michael Lyons and Company will wed Jessie Eveline Beesack assistant court stenographer of Mobile County and official stenographer to the board of revenue and road commissioners. The ceremony will be a quiet affair Monday afternoon.
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Wesley W. McGuire
Michael, Lyons & Company
Jessie Eveline Beesack
Mobile County
Board of Revenue and Road Commisioners
St. Louis
Grand Bay Residents Aid Local News and Events
Grand Bay news reports a lightning strike on a local barn killing a cow owned by Earl Hornholder, with two horses unharmed. Readers note numerous social updates including visits to New Orleans and Chicago, births, parties, travel to Minneapolis and Bath, and local gatherings and construction.
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C. H. Myers
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Bay Land Company
Earl Hornholder
J. C. Chapman
New Orleans
Hammett
O. C. Fletcher
Chicago
Partridge
Schelin
John Chapman
Ed Hemphill
Colton
Ethel Colton
Tubby
Clayton Colton
David Stewart
Imogene Stewart
Edith Hudson
Rothmel
J. W. Egan
Robert Wells
Minneapolis
Minn
Teresa Spinks
Ralph
Selma
Tunnel Springs
S. L. Freeland
Bowtie Freeland
Illinois
Lee Ross
Schell
J. H. Gates
Mobile
T. Russell
Los Angeles
Cal
Bath
N. Y
Griffing Bros
Grand Bay
Mississippi
Walter Griffing
Toinette
J. W
Olive Chapman
Wilson Wells
Mystery surrounds death of Miss Jane Jamison
Philadelphia report says Miss Jane Jamison aged 60 and her brother George Jamison 62 were found unconscious in a Radnor home library. She died in the hospital with doctors unable to determine the cause. family suspects apoplexy. George remained unconscious as tale noted.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Jane Jamison
George Jamison
Radnor
Miss Jamison
Gow
The
Inmates Must Hear Music With Meals Despite Punishment Rule
A reader note from Cleveland Fiala Dealer states inmates, despite constitutional protection against cruel punishments, are now required to have music with their meals at the penitentiary. The item reflects public concern over prison policy and the rights of detainees.
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Cleveland
Summer Heat Sickness Hints From A Health Column
A health piece advises cooling strategies during hot weather. It notes blondes may suffer more heat prostration than brunettes and recommends shade, cool rooms, and drink temperatures of 50 to 60 degrees F. Avoid alcohol, eat light foods, wear ventilated hats, and use thin wool underclothes. Baths, with cold in the morning and warm at night, aid circulation and sleep. When perspiration is excessive, an astringent rosewater solution with tannic acid can help, applied several times daily.
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New York
Paris Plans Vast Government Use of Aeroplanes
The French general staff and war ministry outline a national program to develop aviation beyond scouting. A large air fleet of destroyers will combat enemy air forces while armored airplanes and lighter craft target fortifications and land forces, emphasizing overwhelming striking power before protection.
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Paris
Ministry of War
Hold the Note in Life Like a Clear Pleasant Tone
A seventeen year old narrator reflects on how people, especially women, carry daily burdens. She describes a manicure encounter where courtesy faded into tears over rude treatment. The lesson urges holding the right note of gratitude and kindness despite everyday discord.
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Susie
John
Fannie
Edith
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Andard Gas and Electric Co
Scrip
Equal Rights Law
Turkey
Orpheum
P. H. Hamel
Lyon Stock Company
Trescent E
Columbia Ice Cream Co
Grand Bay. Ala
Ada Patterson
Jack
Frank
Hammel’s
Wew York
Best Store
Pau
Yaru
Witte Messeline
Wtach
Wool Goods Dept
Hammel
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