Kidney and bladder cleanse claim for Stuart's Buchu and Juniper
An advertisement touts Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound as a quick cure for kidney and bladder issues including diabetes, claiming rapid relief from symptoms like scalding urine, back pain, fatigue, and swelling. The copy markets $1 bottles and samples via Taeee Ser Drug Company and Van Antwerp Drug Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Taeee Ser
Ilanta
Mobile
Ala
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Noted Visitors Fill Mobile Hotels on Short Stay
G R William wife and daughter of Battie Creek Michigan visit for several days staying at Bienville Hotel. L M Thompson Memphis real estate man arrives to spend ten days examining lands near Bay Minette Alabama. Mrs J B Slade and Mrs M YW Price Tampllite Alabama stay several days at Battle House. EB L Wigdon former Jefferson County sheriff and guard member visits with wife.
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G. R. William
Battie Creek, Mich
Bienville Hotel
L. M. Thompson
Memphis, Tenn
Bay Minette
Ala
J. B. Slade
M. YW. Price
Tpinette, Ala
Battle House
EB. L. A Wigdon
Jefferson County
State National Guard
Boy Scouts Meet Tonight at Armory at Six
R EB Daly Sr scout commissioner asks all boys to be on time for the American Boy Scouts gathering at the armory this evening at 6 o clock.
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R. EB. Daly, Sr
Steamship Lines Deny Conspiracy in Sherman Case
In a New York filing, several defendants deny conspiring to restrain trade in the Sherman suit begun June 6. The Prince Line admits a 1908 written agreement with London and New York carriers to promote trade with Brazilian ports but says there was no unlawful cooperation. The New York Conference group attended meetings and ran offices, and freight rates were occasionally agreed, yet the response flatly rejects pooling, discrimination, rebates, and overall conspiracy.
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New York
Steamship Lines
United States
Atlantic
Mexican Gulf
Brazil
Prince Line In
Is Answer
London
Prince Line
Lamport and Holt
Hamburg
Auto driver killed companion injured near Nashville
A. B. Davis of Columbia was killed when the car he drove jumped a bridge near Nashville. His companion, a woman, was injured but not seriously and her identity was not identified.
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Nashville
Tenn
A. B. Davis
Columbia
Davis
Great Offerings at Yeend Potter Co This Saturday
Read today's social page ad listing new offerings and specials from Yeend Potter Company for Saturday. Includes details on products, prices, and store events to attract shoppers.
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Yeend-Potter Co
Society
The
the Yeend-Potter Co
Public Health Congress Topics For Discussion
The American Public Health Association session in Washington focuses on 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 Rescue for Dandruff Sufferers
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a 25 cent remedy for falling hair and dandruff. It claims the product strengthens the scalp, stops shedding, and nourishes hair for lustre, body, and new growth within weeks.
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Knowlton
Col Roosevelt Invades Nevada In Campaign Swing
Col Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Holdredge Nebraska after a night from Denver for a brief stop then planned stops at Hastings Fairmount Crete and Lincoln en route to Omaha for the night.
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Holdredge
Neb
Theodore Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Denver
Hastings
Fairmount
Crete
Lincoln
Omaha
Roosevelt to Visit Lincoln for Three Hour Stop
A drizzly morning rain in Lincoln delays for Theodore Roosevelt's arrival. He is due to reach the city shortly after noon for a three hour stay and to address an afternoon meeting at the city auditorium.
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Lincoln
Neb
Theodore Roosevelt
City Auditorium
Illness in New York Affects Alfonso II Jimenez and Miss Zamorra
Relatives in Mobile report Alfonso II Jimenez former Mexican consul now vice consul in New York and his stepdaughter Miss Guillema Zamorra ill with diphtheria. Jimenez and Zamorra, both well known locally, are said to be seriously ill. F R Peterson asks the city to amend his license to retail produce fish and oysters after learning his green grocery at 657 Dauphin Way is within 1500 feet of Central Market. James R Hagan seeks retention as city wharfinger with no opposition to date.
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New York
Alfonso II
Jimenez
Guillema Zamorra
Miss Zamora
Mobile
F. R. Peterson
Dauphin Way
City Commission
Commissioner's Order Brings Dlam Shells for Top Filling
The first load of dlam shells purchased by Commissioner Pillans for top filling under the new steel sheds will arrive by barge this afternoon. Workmen will begin spreading the shells tomorrow morning.
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Pillans
Skeleton of ancient aborigine found while excavating clam shell fill
Report from near Bayou Sara Alabama says workmen digging shells for filling unearthed a human skeleton buried long ago under water. Chairman Pillans suspects the bones belong to an aborigine predating white settlement.
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Mobile
Bayou’ Sara
Ala
City Commission
Pillans
Banker Sues for Divorce Over Threats from Wife
Victor G. Fury, cashier in Bridgeport National Bank, files in Belmont County Common Pleas alleging Ida Fury repeatedly threatened to kill him and attempted poison. he claims past anger was not due to his conduct and denies ever speaking harshly to her.
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Wheeling
W. V
Common Pleas Court
Belmont County
Victor G. Fury
Foreign Department
Bridgeport
Ohio
Ida Fury
Fury
Poisoning Yourself With Food Warns Of Self Toxemia
A vintage health warning promotes Jacobs' Liver Flush and Jacobs' Liver Salt as remedies. It describes autotoxicity from undigested waste and uric acid, claiming life extension if self poisoning is eliminated. The ad advertises Jacobs' Pharmacy Atlanta products and availability through Van Antwerp Drug Corporation.
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Jacobs
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Frui ter Passes Big Water Spout
The United Fruit Company's steamship Cartago reported the largest Gulf waterspout in years about 300 miles off the river mouth while inbound from Port Barrios Guatemala. Officers said the ship steered off course by a mile or more to escape the storm.
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NFESW
Orleans
Gulf
United Fruit Company
Cartago
Port Barrios
Guatemala
Bancroft Pleads Not Guilty In Louisville Train Hold-Up
John Bancroft the English sailor charged as an accomplice of Howard E. Edwards in the Louisville and Nashville train robbery on September 4 pleaded not guilty at arraignment before U S Commissioner Browne. Bancroft remains in custody awaiting hearing. Edwards, wounded in the capture, is recovering at a hospital and to be moved to parish prison soon.
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New Orleans
John Bancroft
Howard E. Edwards
Nashville
United States
Browne
Edwards
Baer
Bryan Attacks Roosevelt at Montana Progressive Meet
Helena Montana September 19 William J Bryan challenged Col Roosevelt as an eleventh hour convert to progressivism. He defended Democratic congressional candidates and urged voters to elect a president while keeping control of the house and noting the Senate as a key goal.
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Helena
Mont
Theodore Roosevelt
Montana
William J. Bryan
Col. Roosevelt
Bryan
Roosevelt
Congress
House
Senate
Montgomery Farmer Divides Farm for Small Truckers
W. R. Daniels of Montgomery eight miles from the city plans to split 160 acres into twenty acre tracts for colonists to farm and garden. He claims to have fed all local landowners and to do it without external organizations or immigration aid, addressing a long standing complaint that white small farmers could not buy small plots at reasonable figures.
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Montgomery
Ala
W. R. Daniels
Daniels
Hos
Montgomery Ae
Sahara Commercial Organization Association
Immigration Agency
Scuaae Tae
Dressers Feature Le Merit Suits In Today’s Paper
Readers discover le merit suits featured in this issue with style notes and catalog highlights. The piece outlines available fabrics and fit options for the season.
Bank deposits under tax law questioned in Alabama case
In Montgomery on September 20 the state challenged T B Lovejoy and the Alabama Fidelity and Casualty Co. over taxing bank deposits. The issue centers on whether money on deposit is taxable under a revenue code provision. The board of revenue had assessed deposits absent from Lovejoy and the corporation’s property returns. The circuit court action followed the board’s interpretation and appeal.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
W. W. Pearson
T. B. Lovejoy
Alabama Fidelity and Casualty Company
Montgomery County Board of Revenue
Lovejoy
Circuit Court
Daly Brother dies after weeklong illness at 57
John F. Daly of the Daly Brothers retail firm dies after a weeklong illness at 7:40 p.m. in Monterey street home. He was 57, a Mobile native, survived by nephew William O Daly and nieces including Mrs. J R Courtright and three New Orleans nieces. A respected businessman and citizen noted for generosity 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. R. Courtright
New Orleans
Burke
Restores Pleasing Plumpness with Samose Tablets
In Mobile many seek fat and plumpness. Samose tablets taken with meals claim to build up health and weight. Dr. Howard Co offers a money back guarantee if results are not as claimed, making a 50 cent box a risk free trial.
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Mobile
Dr. Howard Co
Mount Vernon Lumber Co v Kate T Shepard et al Decree
Chancery Court with Stewart Brooks presiding sustains demurrer in the Mount Vernon Lumber Company versus Kate T Shepard et al case. Complainant given thirty days to amend the bill.
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Chancery Court
Stewart Brooks
Mount Vernon Lumber Company
Kate T. Shepard
The Railroad Queen in Three Reels Dreamland
A Sunday showing of The Railroad Queen in three reels at Dreamland theater with admission five cents. Only the Sunday program runs includes the feature presented in short format.
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Railroad Queen
Dreamland
Rural Carriers Seek Insurance Feature and Road Plans
Nashville dispatch says the National Rural Letter Carriers Association will choose a meeting site and elect officers. Incoming leaders to study insurance options and prepare recommendations for the congressional post roads report. Resolutions condemn patron gratuities in malls and urge road funding, state aid, and city-service transfer rules. Also features a local ad for Merit suits and a testimonial about Foley Kidney Pills.
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Nashville, Tenn
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Congressional Post Roads
Bullen to Address Good Roads Convention in Birmingham
Alabama Good Roads Association negotiates top talent for the October 8 9 and 10 convention in Birmingham. J T Bullen senior highway engineer will speak, lauded as one of the nation’s best road experts and a former Alabama resident who built the state’s vast road system. He will share practical ideas on road construction.
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John Craft
Mobile
Daily Ledger of
Birmingham
Magic City
Alabama
Alabama Good Roads Association
State Highway Commission
W. 8. Keller
Alabama Commission
Board of Revenue and Road Commissioners
Hall's Mill Road
Price Williams, Jr
Ala
United States Road Department
L. W. Page
J. A. Rouhtree
Stereopticon Views of Roads Highlight Convention Theme
A convention feature titled stereopticon views on good and bad roads draws delegates to travel and hear talks. The presentation emphasizes transportation issues and urges attention to roadway improvements.
Schepps Investigation Delayed at Hot Springs
Examination by witnesses for a Rosenthal murder case is delayed as interviews before special commissioner Judge C F Huff are postponed. John W Hart representing Lt Becker awaits mail of interrogatories. district attorney Whitman and assistant plan to proceed, with a likely Saturday hearing and possible night session in Hot Springs Arkansas.
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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
A. A. Richards
Mobile Gas Co
Nevada
Holdrege
James R. Hagan
D. H. Eddington
Robert E. Gordon
Board of Registrars
Chichesters Leas
United Fruit Co
Bancroft
Col. Bryan
Montgomery Farmer
Montgomery County
W. A. Smith
Bridgeton
Ind
Foley Kidney Pills
H. M. Friedenthal Cor
Dauphin
Joachim
Bullen
W. J. McCowan
F. A. McCowan
McCowan
Dauphin Street
Bell
Chambray
Ieee S. Handker
Schepps
Beacon Shoe Store
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