Quiet Mobile wedding and social notes from region
A Mobile area wedding is announced for Tuesday at 6 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Hanlein, with Richard Herting Coffin and Sanna Margaret Barry as the couple. The ceremony will be by Rev. Pierce Barry. after, guests will attend an informal reception and a departure trip to several western cities. The column also details multiple social events, gatherings, and visits across Mobile and nearby towns with numerous local families and members in attendance.
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John Hanlein
Richard Herting
Sanna Margaret Barry
Pierce
Barry
John Barry
Coffin
St. Louis
Ver
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Canyon
Arizona
New Orleans
John
Collier H. Minge, Jr
Robert
W. M. Croom
C. W. Spotswood
Montague Whiting
Greensboro
N. C
C. B. Percy
Croom
A. W. Rubba
Mary Beggs
Pensacola
Miram Swift
Swift
Heidelberg
Cecie Clubbs
Miriam Swift
Bernice Lavelle
Dorothy Mann
Edna Fowler
Olga Beard
Gwendolyn Southerland
Beulah Mowler
Raymond Beard
Chester Lavelle
Milton
John Pappington
Lottye McGee
S. C. Windham
H. V. Holcomb
Quitman
A. B. Barry
First Methodist Church
Miss McGee
Joe McGee
Windham
James R. Clarke
Danville
Miler City
Ngc
Nell Pritchard
Mobile
J. S. Heiderberg
H. J. Savage
B. P. Gunn
Gadsden
Ala
L. W. Savage
Gladys Gaines
Battles
Mena Waldauer
Annie Lawthon
Lawthon
Spring Hill
Alexandria
George Erwi- Jones
Pride Jones
Harry Inge, Jr
Magnolia Springs
James Duggan
Herman Mohr Owen
Columbus
Miss
William Norville
P. G. Owen
Sallie Belle Andrews
Carrie Stopplebeih
J. Paterson
Montreal
Canada
Edith Donnelly
Meridian
L. M. Sanders
Bessie Rencher
St. Luke’s Hospital
New York
Key West
Fla
Hargrove School
Gadsden Porche
Grunewald
John Randall
Marton Junction
L. H. Faith
Louis Schwarz
Selma
Ruby Maas
Nathan Finkelstein
Western Electric Co
Resinol Heals Eczema Says Twenty Year Record
A long file of medical testimonials credits Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap with stopping itching and clearing eruptions. They are praised as gentle and safe for infants and children, with nationwide drugstore availability and a free trial offer from Resinol in Baltimore.
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Dept
Resinol
Baltimore
September Birthday Stars Brighten Local Page
The newspaper lists William Leon Capps, Lee S. Fearn, Herman Gotleib, James M. Owen, Edna Sullivan and Leon Knapp with birthdates on September 14 across multiple addresses. It notes a birthday party invite for the five children at the Empire Theatre this afternoon and requests September-born children to send full details to the Children’s Editor at Mobile Item two days before their birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Leon Capps
Plateau
Lee S. Fearn
Spring Hill Ave
Herman Gotleib
S. Royal St
James M. Owen
Beauregard
Edna Sullivan
St. Joseph
Leon Knapp
S. Hamilton St
1Fem
Empire Theatre
Women Voters urged to form new civilization
Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont of New York, general chair of the convention, told delegates at a luncheon that woman voters in twelve enfranchised states must form a sovereign body politic and avoid alliances with existing men’s parties. She urged a new code of honor and morals for a woman-made civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
O. H. P. Belmont
New York
Woman Voters’ Convention
Barges Arrive to Open Mobile River Coal Trade
Four barges arrived at the port to begin coal traffic on the Warrior Tombigbee and Mobile rivers. They were towed by the Katherine from Slidell Louisiana and carry 500 to 600 tons each. The barges, loaded with bricks, are operated by Mobile Coal Company Empire Coal Company and De Bardeleben Coal Company.
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Warrior
Tombigbee
Mobile
Katherine
Slidell
Mobile Coal Company
Empire Coal Company
de Bardeleben Coal Company
Paul Danner
River Coal
Revenue Agents Probe License Violations In Mobile
Government agents in Mobile pursue breaches of internal revenue laws at soda fountains and other sites selling liquor without proper licenses. possession of a license by non exempt individuals is evidence and allows sheriffs or police chiefs to seize the license and press for conviction in court.
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Mobile
Long Way Home High Speed Route Leads to Trouble
report on two speeders clashing with Acting Recorder R A Gordon and police action on Broad and Canal streets. C W Ressijac and H L Minto receive jail or bond terms after admitting speeding and lack of proper speedometer. David Alexander, 12, described as a grip-snatcher, triggers an arrest at Mobile and Ohio station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Gordon
C. W. Ressijac
H. L. Minto
Charleston
Cedar Streets
Minto
Castle Crenshaw
David Alexander
Mobile and
Ohio
David
Mobile Rifle Club Holds House-Warming Meeting
The Mobile Rifle Club celebrated its second regular meeting at the armory Monday night as part of a house warming. Three new members joined the roster while Capt. Jack Mahon spoke on rifle care and discipline and Joseph Dunham read a paper on marksmanship. Local battalion officers opened the armory for inspection by guests, including several ladies, with escorts detailing citizen-soldier duties.
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Mobile Rifle Club
Rifle Club
Mobile Battalion
Jack Mahon
United States Army
Joseph Dunham
Mobile
Opelika Chamber Names New Secretary Card Former Mobile Leader
George G. Card, former secretary of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce, has accepted the secretaryship of the Opelika Chamber of Commerce. At a Ways and Means Committee meeting last night a vote of thanks was extended to Card for his good work as secretary of the local organization.
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George G. Card
Mobile Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Opelika
Ala
Ways Any Means Committee
Card
Jap Cooks and Waiters of Chicago Booted Out by Chinese Employers
Wholesale discharge of Japanese cooks and waiters from Chicago Chinese restaurants is tied to a nationwide Chinese boycott of Japanese labor and products. Over 500 Japanese staff have been fired, as Chinese servants refuse to work where Japanese are employed and Chicago merchants vow not to buy from Japanese wholesalers.
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Chicago
United States
Japan
China
Juvenile and criminal cases noted in local report
The article reports three youths in the juvenile branch facing discipline after recent punishments at the whipping post. It also notes George Robinson pleading guilty to forging a hotel manager’s name on a $165 check and Roland Smith held on a $150 bond for receiving stolen goods.
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Gordon
David
George Robinson
C. B. Hervey
Cawthon Hotel
Roland Smith
Lime Loss in Tuberculosis Discussed in 1914 Journal
The Journal of the American Medical Association notes demineralization with increased calcium loss in urine and feces during tuberculosis or pretuberculosis. Eckman's Alterative, claimed to aid recovery, contains lime salts and is advertised as safe with no narcotics, sold by Braswell's Drug Store.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Eckman
Braswell
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Sugar Deal With Groceries 18 Lb Granulated
An 18 pound bag of granulated sugar offered for 1.00 with groceries totaling 1.00, tying the sugar price to a minimum purchase. The promotion appears to be part of a grocery store sale or bundle deal.
Crockery and Glassware Sale Items Listed
A local ad lists tableware including lantern globes at 10c value, 6c large size gold band salad dish at 25c, and 20c gold band gravy bowls at 25c. The snippet notes sock vende wakes without further context.
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Bbc
Sycatee Wee Ead
Ae Ee
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Gavin Hunter
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Madge Kirby
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