Orphan Boys and Girls to Learn Real Farm Life
The Episcopal orphan home on Spring Hill road plans a farm and garden system to teach boys and girls practical farming. George A. Mas Joney mapped ten acres for crops and a sunken garden layout with terraced plots. The program includes dairy, swine, vegetables, and fruits to feed and support the institution and market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
John Mitchell
William Reodt
William Monkaré
Episcopal Orphans
Spring Hill
George A. Mas Joney
Ponce Et
Dem‘ Trator Maloney
Drug Free Through CedarCroft Sanitarium Offer
Advertisement promotes Cedar croft Sanitarium in Nashville Tennessee offering treatment for drug liquor and tobacco addiction. Claims no withdrawal pains and a payment plan due only after a satisfactory cure with options for at home care and a booklet by mail. The appeal targets victims seeking freedom and a return to their true self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom
Power Bbie
Cedarcroft Sanitarium
Box 47
Station 5
Nashville
Tenn
Mrs Becker Teaches School After Vow on Husband’s Death
The widow of NYPD lieutenant Charles Becker, condemned for Herman Rosenthal’s slaying, starts teaching in New York public schools. Friends say she will resume efforts to expose police graft once funds allow, while her students warm to her during classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Becker
New York
Charles Becker
Whitman
Husane
Herman Rosenthal
Becker
Gotham Police
Sears suit filed on promissory note against Towle
Attorneys Gordon and Edington filed suit in the law and equity court Saturday afternoon for Mrs. R. Dean Sears against Albert S. Towle for one hundred dollars alleged due by promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon & Edington
Law and Equity Court
R. Dean Sears
Albert S. Towle
Marine News Highlights From Mobile Port And Nearby Seas
The American schooner Albert D Mills faces crew desertions after port stays as Captain Barkhouse struggles to sail. The Skoda needs a new mast and decking, while the Mary G Dantzler earns praise as a sturdy towage craft. The Cratheus sails to Progreso with coal and lumber, and river traffic expands with Captain May's Demopolis service. The Mariana returns to Mobile with return cargo plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary G. Dantzler
Ollinger & Bruce Dry Docks
Birthday Celebration for Mobile Children At Empire Theatre
The Mobile Item notes children born in September Nina Agatha Leroy Mary Vernon Smith Kathleen Mattei and Maudelle Doyle celebrate birthdays. The paper invites each to host five friends for a birthday picture party at the Empire Theatre this afternoon with tickets mailed. Children born in September are asked to send their full names addresses and birthdates two days prior to publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Agatha Leroy
Mary Vernon Smith
Plateau
Kathleen Mattei
S. Conception St
Maudelle Doyle
Wilkinson St
the Item
Empire Theatre
Shipping activity in New Orleans ports and river trade
Multiple vessels and cargoes arrive or depart including the British steamer Alodia for Munson line, the American schooners John Frances and Albert D Mills, the Verona and Fort Morgan of United Fruit, the Mallory line weekly steamer from New York, and the river packet Peerless. A and N O Transportation barge coal tonnage moves upriver as mines rush orders from New Orleans. If one is young enough, he can usually find an occasion for a celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Alodia
Munson Steamship Line
John Frances
Ollinger & Bruce
Albert D. Mills
United Fruit Company
Verona
Fort Morgan
Mallory Line
New York
Key West
Tampa
Fla
Peerless
Alabama River
Tarpon
St. Andrews and Gulf Steamship Company
A. and
N. O. Transportation Company
Big Shake-Up Likely After Clarke's Pirates Departure
The Pirates face a major rebuild as veteran Fred Clarke resigns as manager and speculation swirls about other losses. Max Carey Jimmy Viox and Hans Wagner are named as possible departures, with only Bill Hinchman and Dock Johnston seen as retained by fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Pirates
Fred Clarke
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirate
Max Carey
Jimmy Viox
Hans Wagner
Bill Hinchman
Dock Johnston
Pittsburgh
Pianist visitor dazzles child with careless performance
A visitor claims piano skill and sight reading, sits at the piano, pounds keys erratically, and then ends with a flourish. The hidden moment shows a child watching as the performer smiles patronizingly, prompting the child to quip she cannot play either. The excerpt ends with a remark on civilization being like cannibalism.
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RPHAN
McCowan
Mobile
Crepe de Chine
Messalines
Soc Yard
Micowan’s Tittle Store
Marine News
Schooner Mills
Barkhouse
Commerce Street
Charles Nelson
Skoda
Gulf
St. Andrews Bay
Buenos Aires
P. W. Maer
Birmingham
Pascagoula
Gulfport
Biloxi
Mobile Bar and Bay Pilots
William Wilson
Watch
Alex Johnston
Cratheus
Progreso
Mexico
Warrior
Tombigbee
Charles May
Demopolis
Alma
People's Line
Mariana
New Battle House Co
New Battle House Company
Messrs. G. M. Luce
J. T. Sehley
Henry Hall
G. M. Luce
Jomes
Sprol. P. Cresap CS. Ltd
New Grieses, le
Chicago
Boston
Aces &S
Box Office
Union Savings Bank
N. Royal ST
City Ticket Office
Royal ST
Electric
Will u.Denv
Mobile Electric Company
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