Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Kidney Remedy Ad
An early 20th century advertisement touts Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound as a cure for kidney and bladder issues including diabetes. It promises rapid relief from frequent urination and associated pains, claims of quick symptom vanish, and lists price and sample requests via drug companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Stuart Drug Company
Tlanta
Mobile
Ala
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Personalities in City Visit from Battie Creek and Memphis
G. R. William his wife and daughter of Battie Creek Mich are in the city visiting friends for several days and registered at the Bienville Hotel. L. M. Thompson a Memphis real estate man arrived today and will spend ten days examining lands near Bay Minette Ala.
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G. R. William
Battie Creek, Mich
Bienville Hotel
L. M. Thompson
Memphis, Tenn
Bay Minette
Ala
Mrs Slade and Price Family At Battle Mouse
Mrs J B Slade and family along with Mrs M W Price of Toinette Alabama are at the Battle Mouse for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Slade
M. W. Price
Toinette, Ala
Battle Mouse
Sheriff Wigdon Visits City With Wife
Come BE Wigdon formerly sheriff of Jefferson county and a prominent state national guard figure is in the city on a visit with his wife.
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BE. L. Wigdon
Jefferson County
State National Guard
Boy Scouts Meet at Armory This Evening at Six
R BE Daly Sr scout commissioner asks all boys to be on time for the American Boy Scouts meeting at the armory this evening at six o'clock.
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R. BE. Daly, Sr
Steamship Companies Deny Sherman Act Conspiracy
In New York on September 19 officials report the Prince line and others deny conspiring to restrain trade in the government's Sherman act suit filed June 6 against steamship carriers between U S Atlantic ports and Mexican Gulf and Brazilian ports. They admit a 1908 agreement to promote trade and that New York Conference representatives met and set freight rates, but deny illegal pooling discrimination rebates or restraint of trade.
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New York
United States
Atlantic
Mexican Gulf
Brazil
Prince Line In
Is Answer
London
Prince Line
Lamport and Holt
Hamburg
Auto Driver Killed Companion Injured In Nashville Crash
A. B. Davis of Columbia was killed when his car jumped a bridge near Nashville. His companion, a woman unnamed, survived with minor injuries and her identity remained unestablished. Davis’ body was found in a creek beneath the overturned vehicle.
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Nashville
Tenn
A. B. Davis
Columbia
Davis
Great offerings tonight at Yeend Potter Co ad
Social page highlights weekend deals from Yeend Potter Co with timelier note of Saturday events and in-store offerings available in today’s advertisement. Local shoppers are invited to review the page for items and prices.
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The
Yeend-Potter Co
Public Health Congress Topics For Discussion
Washington September 20 The American Public Health Association set today's agenda including publicity in health work recent health legislation street cleaning ventilation in mills and school rooms and supervision of sewerage disposal works.
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Washington
The
American Public Health Association
Danderine Promises Hair Growth for Dandruff Sufferers
A 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine is advertised as reversing hair loss caused by dandruff. The ad claims immediate improvements in hair luster, softness, and wave, with new fine hair visible after a few weeks of nightly use. It urges purchases at drug stores or toilet counters.
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Knowlton
Roosevelt Campaigns Through Nebraska Stops
Col Theodore Roosevelt invades Bryan’s political heart with a two hour halt in Holdredge after a night from Denver. He will visit Hastings Fairmont Crete and Lincoln before an overnight in Omaha as part of a day and a half campaign swing.
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Holdredge
Neb
Theodore Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Denver
Hastings
Fairmount
Crete
Lincoln
Omaha
Roosevelt to Speak in Lincoln Under Drizzle
Lincoln reports a drizzle as Theodore Roosevelt arrives for a three hour stay and an afternoon address at the city auditorium after noon. A brief escort and visit mark the itinerary of the notable guest.
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Lincoln
Neb
Theodore Roosevelt
City Auditorium
Illness in New York of Alfonso II Jimenez and Miss Zamorra
City brief notes relatives here have been advised of the serious illness in New York of Alfonso II Jimenez former Mexican consul at this port now vice consul at New York and his stepdaughter Miss Guillema Zamorra. Mr Jimenez suffers an aggravated diphtheria attack and Miss Zamorra contracted the disease while visiting her stepfather and mother in New York. Both are well known in Mobile and their illness will be learned with regret.
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New York
Alfonso II
Jimenez
Guillema Zamorra
Miss Zamora
Mobile
Green grocery seeks license change near Central Market
F R Peterson who runs a green grocery at 657 Dauphin Way asks the city commission to amend his license to read retail produce fish and oysters. He discovered the current license violates the 1600 foot rule from Central Market and an ordinance blocks green groceries within that distance. The petition will be heard at the regular commission meeting Tuesday next.
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F. R. Peterson
Dauphin Way
City Commission
James R. Hagan Seeks Retention as City Wharf-Inger
James R. Hagan Crab Wharf-Inger has filed his application with the city commission asking that he be retained in his present position. He faces no opposition at the moment.
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James R. Hagan
City Commission
First load of dlam shells arrives for top filling under sheds
Commissioner Pillans hires dlam shells for top filling under new steel sheds. The load will reach the city by barge this afternoon and workmen start spreading the shells tomorrow morning.
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Pillans
Skeleton found in clam shell work near Bayou Sara
Report from near Bayou Sara Alabama says Mobile workers digging shells for fill unearthed a human skeleton buried for years. Chairman Pillans suspects the bones are from an aborigine who lived before white settlement.
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Mobile
Bayou Sara
Ala
City Commission
Pillans
Notaries Public Appointed in Probate Court
D. H. Eddington and Robert E. Gordon have been appointed notaries public in the probate court today after posting their bonds to perform official duties.
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D. H. Eddington
Robert E. Gordon
Notaries Publici Med
Captain Craft to Lead Good Roads Tour from Mobile
Captain John Craft departs Mobile on September 28 to join the Good Roads tour by the Daily Ledger of Birmingham. The Birmingham paper leaves the Magic City on September 24 for a two day trip through East Alabama as Craft, president of the Alabama Good Roads Association and member of the State Highway Commission, delivers several addresses.
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John Craft
Mobile
Jroin
Daily Ledger of
Birmingham
Magic City
Alabama
Alabama Good Roads Association
State Highway Commission
Registrars Meet at County Courthouse for Weeklong Registration
The board of registrars will be at the county courthouse all of next week to register and transfer applicants. They urge eligible residents to register now or risk missing participation in upcoming elections. State Highway Engineer W. S. Keller of the Alabama commission notified Clerk Price Williams Jr that he will arrive on Saturday to inspect materials used on Hall's Mil road.
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Board of Registrars
W. 8. Keller
Alabama Commission
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Hall
Mil
Price Williams, Jr
Yeend Potter Ad Teases Saturday Le Merit Suit
The Yeend Potter Co presents Saturday specials in its Society Page ad for Le Merit suits, urging readers to place orders today and act on fashion offers.
Banker says wife threatened his life in divorce filing
Peale Victor G. Fury, cashier in Bridgeport Ohio National's foreign department, files in Belmont County Common Pleas alleging Ida Fury threatened to kill him on multiple occasions. He claims she attempted poisoning and threats to shoot him, while denying any personal unkindness.
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Wheeling
W. V
Common Pleas Court of
Belmont Peale
Victor G. Fury
Foreign Department
Bridgeport(Ohio
Ida Fury
Ohio
Fury
Jacobs' Liver Salt Promises Quick Cleanse For Health
A historical advertisement extols Jacobs' Liver Salt as a cure for auto toxemia and uric acid buildup, claiming digestion waste harms health and that the product safely flushes stomach and bowels. The copy touts superiority over calomel and notes pricing and availability through Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta and Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Frui ter Passes Big Water Spout
New Orleans reports the United Fruit Company steamship Cartago encountered a waterspout described as the largest in years while 300 miles off the river mouth bound from Port Barrios Guatemala. Officers said the ship steered well off course to avoid the storm.
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New Orleans
Gulf
United Fruit Company
Cartago
Port Barrios
Guatemala
Bancroft Pleads Not Guilty in Louisville Train Robbery
John Bancroft the English sailor arrested as an accomplice of Howard E Edwards in the Louisville and Nashville train hold up on September 4 pleaded not guilty at arraignment before U S Commissioner Browne. He remains in custody awaiting his hearing. Edwards, wounded in the clash with engineer Baer, has recovered enough to be moved from hospital to parish prison.
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New Orleans
John Bancroft
Howard E. Edwards
Nashville
United States
Browne
Edwards
Baer
Bryan Attacks Roosevelt From Montana Platform
In Helena on September 19, William J. Bryan challenged Theodore Roosevelt as a late convert to progressivism. He enumerated reforms progressives have long fought for and questioned Roosevelt’s past positions as president. He voiced support for Democratic congressional candidates and urged retaining control of the house and contesting the senate.
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Helena
Mont
Theodore Roosevelt
Montana
Willam J. Bryan
Col. Roosevelt
Bryan
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Bank Deposits Tax Question In Alabama Courts
In Montgomery Alabama on September 20 the state contends bank deposits are taxable. Circuit Judge W W Pearson heard appeals from T F Lovejoy and the Alabama Fidelity and Casualty Co over whether money on deposit should be listed for assessment. The case centers on a revenue code section and originated with the Montgomery County board of revenue.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
W. W. Pearson
T. F. Lovejoy
Alabama Fidelity and Casualty Company
Montgomery County Board of Revenue
Lovejoy
Circuit Court
Daly Brothers member John F Daly dies after illness
John F Daly 57, part of the Daly Brothers retail firm at Government and St Emanuel, died Thursday night at his niece Mrs Courtright’s Monterey Street home after a weeklong illness. He leaves nephew William O Daly, a city niece Mrs Courtright, and three New Orleans nieces, with other relatives. A Mobile native noted for business and citizenship virtues, he was remembered as generous to the poor.
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John F. Daly
Daly Brothers
Government and
St. Emanuel
John R. Courtright
Monterey Street
William J. Daly
Mobile
William O. Daly
J. &. Courtright
New Orleans
Burke
Restores Pleasing Plumpness in Mobile Residents
Many Mobile residents seek fattening help and rely on Samose tablets. Taken three times daily with meals, Samose is marketed to build health and plumpness. Dr Howard Co guarantees refunds if weight gain and health benefits are not achieved, with 50 cent boxes and a money-back promise.
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Mobile
Dr. Howard Co
Mount Vernon Lumber Co Vs Kate T Shepard et al Decree
Chancery Court with Judge Nfon Stewart Brooks presiding sustains demurrer in Mount Vernon Lumber Company versus Kate T Shepard et al. Complainant granted 30 days to amend bill.
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Chancery Court
Nfon
Stewart Brooks
Mount Vernon Lumber Company
Kate T. Shepard
The Railroad Queen at Dreamland Sunday
Three reels titled The Railroad Queen shown at Dreamland this Sunday. Admission is 5 cents. Screenings run at 9 and 19 street locations in the area.
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Railroad Queen
Dreamland
Montgomery Farmer Divides 160 Acre Farm for Coloniarows
W R Daniels near Montgomery plans to split a 160 acre farm into 20 acre tracts for truck farming and gardening. He aims to help white farmers in the county locate land without any commercial booster or immigration agency involvement. The move addresses long standing fears land could not be bought affordably. A broader company venture mentioned had not been incorporated.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. R. Daniels
Danielg”hos
Montgomery Monte
Immigration Agency
Montgoméry Beca
Particular Dressers Wear Le Merit Suits
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Rural Carriers Seek Insurance Feature
Nashville Tenn Sept 26 at its session this afternoon the National Rural Letter Carriers Association will select a meeting place and elect officers. Incoming officers are to study a plan for insurance and draft recommendations for the congressional post roads report. Resolutions condemn mailbox theft of stamps and urge road and postal policy support.
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Nashville
Tenn
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Congressional Post Roads
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Bullen to Address Alabama Good Roads Convention
Birmingham Alabama September 20 executive officers of the Alabama Good Roads Association push to secure top talent for the October 8 9 10 gathering They invited the U S Road Department to send an expert and J T Bullen senior highway engineer will address the meeting Bullen a leading road expert long involved in Alabama roads will share practical ideas on road building
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Good Roads Association
Birta Thehim ‘Ort
United States Road Department
L. W. Page
J. A. Rouhtree
J. T. Bullen
Department of Public Roads
Engineer Bullen
United States
Alabama
Bullen
Stereopticon Views on Roads Appeal to Delegates
The convention showcases stereopticon views of good and bad roads, a feature deemed well worth delegates traveling for, to hear and learn.
Schepps Investigation Delayed at Hot Springs
Examination by witnesses before a special commissioner in Hot Springs, tied to statements by Sam Schepps, Rosen thal murder case witness, was postponed. John W. Hart for Lieutenant Becker, with District Attorney Whitman and assistants waiting. Judge C F Huff named commissioner. interrogatories mailed, arrival expected tonight or tomorrow. hearing may start Saturday with a possible night session.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Sam Schepps
Rosenthal
John W. Hart
Becker
Whitman
C. F. Huff
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American Boy Scouts
Public Health Congress
Government St
A. A. Richards
Mobile Gas Co
Nevada
Holdrege
Society
Chichester’s
Redice
Pas Ore Im
ARLAG
United Fruit Co
Bancroft
Col. Bryan
Montgomery County
Montgomery Farmer
W. A. Smith
Bridgeton Ind
Foley Kidney
SYS
H. M. Friedenthal Cor
Dauphin
Joachim
W. J. McCowan
F. A. McCowan
Dauphin Street
Bell
Schepps
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