Hartwell Douglas Sees East Backing South on Cotton Outlook
Hartwell Douglas president of the Alabama state convict department reports brighter cotton prospects in the East after a New York Washington trip. Bankers back buy a bale efforts and a 5 000 bale purchase was noted. Douglas and Governor O’Neal urged self help as Williams and McAdoo predicted a favorable South outcome.
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Ala
East
Hartwell Douglas
State Convict Department
New York
Washington
Douglas
Alabama
Memphis
Atlanta
Georgia
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O'Neal
William G. McAdoo
Treasury
John Skelton Williams
Gaining Weight With Sargol Regenerative Remedy
Many thin people suffer from weakness and poor appetite but a new regenerative force called Sargol promises fat growth and stronger nerves. Six fat producing elements are combined in Sargol and endorsed by physicians. a month of use is said to add flesh and improve digestion. Widely available from Van Antwerp's and other druggists. caution for nervous individuals. Also a testimonial extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a quick cure.
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van Antwerp
Chamberlain
Geo. ’ Brock
Thenterprise
Aberdeen
Mobile county teachers hold multiple institutes across Oakdale and Broad Street
Superintendent Murphy leads a large Mobile county public schools teachers institute at Oakdale with about 250 attendees including outsiders. Dr. L D Wilson speaks on agriculture while Madge J Reese covers tomato clubs and domestic science. A High School entrance exam is set for Friday. A separate Negro teachers institute opens at Broad Street Academy with nearly full turnout and talks on vocational training. A public session is planned Tuesday at State Street A M E Church.
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8S. S. Murphy
Mobile County Public Schools
Oakdale
L. D. Wilson
Agricultural Department
Madge J. Reese
Agricultural Experiment Station
Auburn
Murphy
Yerby
Broad Street Academy
W. A. Caldwell
Broad Street School
Isaiah J. Whitley
Plateau School
Robert Davis
State Street
A. M. E. Church
British Use Dum-Dum Bullets Reported by Red Cross Head
The Rhineland Red Cross chief told American reporters that about one thousand dum-dum bullets were found on English soldiers captured at Maubeuge. He described the bullets as unjacketed with copper core lead tips, 45 caliber, causing severe injuries. He contrasted German and French bullets and recounted a Belgian telephonist guiding shellfire before being killed.
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Aix LA Chapelle
Red Cross
Rhineland
Maubeuge
Battiste
Dahlen
Harvard Star Huntington Hardwick Reclaims Field Honors
By Associated Press Huntington R. Hardwick, Harvard football and baseball standout, regained his title as the university’s strong man. He broke all previous records with a 1,581 point mark on Monday in Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
Mass
Huntington R. Hardwick
Harvard
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