Mother loses custody over $15 a week income case in New York
A New York judge rules against Helen Brand and her four children in a dispute with Associated Charities. Her husband pursues evangelistic work while she works for $15 weekly, seeking custody and a home for the children. The article portrays the mother's struggle and questions the charity decision.
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Associated Charities and
Law
Helen
New York
Fender
Jen Brand
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brand
Priceton University
Princeton
West Thirty-fifth Street
Associated Charities
Justice Mayo
New Jersey
Mrs. Brand
Spoonsful of Palts Believes Aching Kidneys
An old ad claims back pain and bladder discomfort signal meat intake. It urges a meatless period, describes uric acid stressing kidneys, and promotes Jad Salts lithia water as relief sold by a physician advert.
Family Faith and Hope in a Devout Household
Allan Brand upholds God as central guiding principle with his wife Mrs. Brand fully sharing the belief. Their sons, sent to an Nyack institution, express in a letter to their mother their wish for their father’s success in the Lord’s work and vow to grow up serving the Lord. The mother recalls tearful emotion at the boy Horace’s words.
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Alland
Iian Brand
Helen Brand
J. Brand
Lexington
Elijah
Allan Brand
Ravens
Ens
Nevermore
Brand Dren
Ate
West Thirfth
Madison
Washiton Square
Alexei Lyman Holley
Brand
E . Rue
Thirty-Fifthfeet Methodist Church
Primaries Underway in New Jersey Races Heat Up
Primary contests fill New Jersey as Democrats and Republicans seek nominations for U S senator governor and 12 congressmen along with state legislature seats. Key faces include Franklin Murphy and Frelinghuysen for the GOP senate nomination Walter Edge Austen Colgate and George Record for governor and James E Martin seeking renomination with John W Wescott a leading Democrat challenger.
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Trenton
N. J
United States
New Jersey
Franklin Murphy
Joseph
Joseph 8. Frelinghuysen
Walter E. Edge
Austen Colgate
George L. Record
James E. Martin
John W. Wescott
H. Oo
Naval Officer of Customs
T Democra Eie
Partiiaate
CP Ree
Cure for Catarrhal Deafness Promised in Simple Home Formula
An old warning urges readers to share a home remedy for head noises and catarrhal deafness. The adv uses Parmint double strength with sugar and hot water, claiming rapid relief and restored hearing. It asserts most ear troubles stem from catarrh and promises easy, inexpensive self treatment.
Bowman Dies in Asheville After Long Alabama Politics
Colonel P. G. Bowman, famed as Alabama political leader and “the stormy petrel,” died September 17 in Asheville, North Carolina, with burial in Sumter South Carolina. He served on Alabama Democratic committees and backed Reuben Kolb for governor in 1913.
Fraternal and Labor Lodges Gather at Dauphin Street Venues
A listing of fraternal orders and labor unions meeting at various venues around Dauphin Street and nearby halls includes the Fraternal Order of Eagles, Mechanics' Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Woodmen of the World, Masons, Painters and Decorators Mobile Branch, Locomotive Engineers Gulf City Division, Red Men Tusahoma Tribe, Woodmen Circle Palm Link, I O O F Alabama Lodge, and related halls such as the Masonic Temple and Y M B A Hall with scheduled 7:30 p.m. assemblies.
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Fraternal Order of Eagles
Dauphin Street
Eeroo
O. F
Mechanics’ Lodge
Whistler
Oo. Oo
Mobile Council
Dauphin
St. Emanuel Streets
Knights of Ontee
K. of P. Hall
Woodmen of the World
Palm Grove
Moose Hall
Masonic
Howard Lodge
A. M
Masonic Temple
Erhood of
Mobile
Central Trades Council
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Gulf City
Temperance
Woodmen Circle
Palm Link
Alabama Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Discrepancies at State Convict Department Highlighted
The article notes conflicts during Mr. Oakley’s presidency and Theo Lacey’s term as chief clerk. Colonel Bowman, a prominent turfman and promoter of the Kenilworth Inn in Asheville, NC, acted as a key witness. He was injured when his Birmingham home burned a year before his death and had long ties to Mobile and political contests.
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State Convict Department
Oakley
Theo Lacey
Colonel Bowman
Asheville
N.C
Bowman
Birmingham
Mobile
Troop Train From North Carolina Passes Through Mobile
A special 18 car troop train with cavalry and ambulance units from the North Carolina National Guard arrived in Mobile at 10 30 PM over the Louisville and Nashville line. Each troop numbered 96 men, and three infantry regiments will pass Mobile Wednesday afternoon. The Second New York regiment of volunteers also moved through en route home from the border, occupying 27 cars with equipment and hospital corps.
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Mobile
Louisville
Nashville
Ambulance Corps
North Carolina National Guard
Texas
North Carolina
New York
Outdoor exercise and diet aid regular bowels
Advice to keep bowels regular through outdoor exercise and a full glass of water before breakfast. Eat abundant fruit and vegetables and establish a daily habit. If needed, Chamberlain's Tablets are mild and pleasant. Obtainable everywhere.
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Adeline
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Ninth Avenue
Cold Associated Charities
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Nyack
Tremont and
Webster Avenues
New York City
New England
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Washington Square
Marion Holley
Erie Canal
Horace Holley
University Ofentucky
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Baby Adeline
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Jersey
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Associated Press
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Alabama
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van Antwerp
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Canadian Northwest
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F. L. Tapia
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