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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1912
Page
5
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A fashion note on white plush hats dominating winter style with hand crafted drapes and velvet finishes. Local society updates include Misses Margaret and May Queen returning to Semmes from Mobile, Rev. Matthew Brewster and family returning from Shanty Shane in North Carolina, Mrs. Richard Hf. Clarke living in New York, and Miss Carlotta Hamilton heading to Mary Baldwin Institute. The Hamilton place on Government Street near Michigan Avenue is up for sale affecting the neighborhood.
Mr and Mrs Carl Seals of Birmingham were guests during September of their sister Mrs Smith at her home.
Mrs S Harriston Mrs C S Wood Miss Antoinette Stollenwerck and Master Augustus Stollenwerck have returned to their home at Chicora Mississippi from attendance at the Stollenwerck Small wedding. The last named are the children of the groom.
Mrs George Marsh of Bessemer visits daughter in Mobile. Mr John W Marshall recently moved to Selma and suffers fever there. Friends in Mobile wish him a speedy recovery. Captain Tom Dorgan returns after ten days at Healing Springs. The Misses Knott, noted Mobile teachers, return to their Dauphin Way home after summering elsewhere.
Zemo from E. W. Rose Medicine Co. claims fast dandruff control with no smell or smear. It sinks into pores to restore scalp health and leave hair glossy. Sold by druggists for 1.00 a bottle with a 26 cent test bottle guaranteed for money back at Van Antwerp Drug Store.
Mrs. Sarah Christopher, the first woman fire inspector, is appointed by Fire Commissioner Johnson to the bureau of fire prevention with a 1200 dollar yearly salary. She will oversee skirt, suit and cloak factories in the city where over 100000 workers, mostly women, are employed and will enforce the factory smoking ban and install fire drills in every factory.
Fairhope residents plan a restful vacation and Knott High School prepares for October 1 enrollment. Miss Hattie Denmark returns from Gulf Crest, while Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Knechs head home to Biloxi. Mr Gaynor St John Turner visits the old city, greeting friends. Miss Leah Gaston visits the Cranworths as the Lyons family enjoys Healing Springs.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Preparation offered as a simple, harmless cure for gray hair and hair loss. The ad stresses hair color preservation as vital as dental care and claims gradual, pleasing results with use of the product from Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
The column records short social items including Miss Annie Schilling and Agnes Hanlon returning from Healing Springs, Miss Ethel Bryant visiting Fairhope, Miss Monteil Allman hosted in Atlanta by Mrs. James G. Gwin, and a Hyperion Club event with chaperones Mell Andrews Teague. Stewart Brooks and his sister Stella returned from Sea Cliff.
Mrs. Lee Wilson travels to Memphis to serve as matron of honor for Miss Mary White Withers and Carroll Seabrook with Ada Withers as maid of honor. The ceremony is set for October 1 at St John’s Methodist Church in Memphis with after events in Dallas. The article notes other locals visiting relatives and returning from trips and mentions a 1906 storm.
Terrific coast disturbances drive Eastern shore vacationers south with year round resorts. Sojourners stay longer in updated cottages as others move into vacated homes. Northerners seek sun bright verdure away from snow and winter blasts.
Mrs EB Doyle and her daughter Alleto with Mrs T B Doyle came back to the city Monday after hosting friends at Zanders during the summer seashore season. They were joined by Miss Jeanette Braun who had stayed with them. Dr and Mrs F M Ingee plan to arrive this afternoon from their bridal trip via Bridge Cothi and New York.
W A Smith of Bridgeton Indiana reports his health restored by Foley Kidney Pills after years of rheumatism and kidney trouble. He says he now rests well at night and can work like a 35 year old, urging others to try the remedy. Van Antwerp Drug Corporation.
Edward Cruce cousin of Oklahoma Governor dies in Tialing after a Sunday clash over a buggy whip led to a stabbing by James Holder. In Los Angeles, William J Bryan arrives on the Roosevelt trail and is greeted by voters and a committee in his hotel lobby.
Champ Clark urged eternal vigilance for the Democratic party and warned that loss would come only from gross carelessness or overconfidence. Elsewhere in Belfast the Ulster Unionist council confirmed a covenant against home rule to be signed on Sept 28 pledging to use all means to defeat home rule in Ireland.
George Thompson alias Canaryird a known city police figure learned his Pennsylvania uncle had died and willed him valuable property valued at several hundred thousand dollars while confined on a drunkenness charge. Thompson once managed an oil firm in Madisonville Tennessee and has lived in Chattanooga for ten years as lawyers study the case.
Platea Pennsylvania woman reports relief from nervousness and crying spells after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Walcott North Dakota woman says inflammation and backache faded and mood improved after the remedy. Confidential guidance offered by the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Massachusetts.
An advertisement touts Poslam as the fastest, most modern remedy for eczema acne itch salt rheum piles scalp scale and other skin troubles. It claims immediate relief upon application and highlights Poslam Soap for daily use. Sold by Van Antwerp's Drug Co. and druggists with free samples available from Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
A mob attacked after alleged import of negro cotton pickers into a forbidden area. Farm hands Robinson and Larri more were shot near here last night. both likely to die. White assailants fled, organized to drive out the negro workers. sheriff moved with a strong force to Briartown to curb more trouble.
Prosecutors say an eye witness was found who claims he was invited into the house to view the killing of Charles Lane at Dallisville Kentucky on September 20. The preliminary exam for Mrs. Charles Lane aged 60 known as Wride began and she has refused to testify.
In Ocala Fla on Sept 23 Charles Hawley a brick mason from Arcadia was killed when the front wall of the Carmichael building collapsed trapping him under a heavy iron beam. A three year old child named Joe Anderson was badly injured and several others were not hurt according to reports.
East St Louis, Sept 23 seven people were injured and Captain Lewis Edgar and Thomas Walsh of the fire department were seriously hurt at a blaze that destroyed two blocks of the Ralston Millis Company plant. Loss estimated at 100000. New York, Sept 24 Mrs Ethel C Breen daughter of Richard Croker obtained a final decree of divorce from John J Breen formerly a riding master.
Professor N. R. Baker, state supervisor of rural schools, was principal speaker at the colored teachers' institute session held yesterday. Seventy seven teachers attended representing five counties in South Alabama. A series of meetings has been arranged by the teachers.
Whitman ready to depart for Memphis en route to New York after final hearing formalities in Hot Springs. John W. Kart of counsel for Police Lieutenant Becker in the Rosenthal murder case will go to St. Louis toward New York. Sawyer apologizes to the district attorney for labeling Whitman a liar. Witnesses prepare to sign in Judge Hart's office as transcripts circulate for minor corrections.
One-story brick stores and flats listed with locations from Church to Marine Streets. Details include two-story frames, cottage units, and several flats with rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, electricity, and immediate occupancy. Includes a first class sounding description of condition and rents, notably $50 monthly for a Church Street unit.
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