Counterfeits Threat Castoria Signature
The advertisement warns that counterfeit Castoria products imitate the Chas. H. Fletcher signature, urging buyers to verify the genuine label. It notes extensive costs to educate the public and urges parents, especially mothers, to check the facsimile signature on every bottle to protect children’s health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
Philadelphia Bulletin
Conger Bros
St. Paul
Wolff-Wilson Drug Co
St. Louis
D. R. Dyche & Co
Chicago
Ills
Owl Drug Co
San Francisco
Cal
Fletcher
Reunion Orders Set for Selma Alabama Confederate Veterans
Orders issued by PW Hodges to hold the eleventh annual Alabama Division Sons of Confederate Veterans reunion in Selma on October 16 and 17 1912. Includes delegate rules pledges attendance appeals and program highlights with rail rates and hotel contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Confederate Veterans and Sons of Confederate Veterans of Alabama
Selma
PW. Hodges
Sons of Veterans
Harvey ©. Jones
Alabama
Hodges
P. A. Brannon
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Ala
United Confederate Veterans
J Goodman
Ramar
John H Wallace
Huntsville
R. Craig
William C. Oates
Montgomery
P. W. Hodges
J. T Mangum
Union Springs
United Sons of Confederate Veterans
Hotel Albert
Charred Bodies Found in Ruins Near Quincy
The charred bodies of Charles Pfanschmidt his wife Blanche his sixteen year old daughter and teacher Ama Kaempen were found in the ruins of the Pfanschmidt country home sixteen miles from Quincy Police say the victims likely died in their sleep the only stove found was in a separate frame structure near the residence Pfanschmidt was wealthy and the motive is under state inquiry
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Quincy
Charles Pfansevaidt
Blanche
Ama Kaempen
Flanschmidts
Pfanschmidt
Pension money sent to Confederate veterans
State Auditor C. B. Smith dispersed 315000 in pension warrants to probate judges for Confederate veterans. The funds cover the first quarter of the fiscal year starting October 1. A detailed statement will be released by the auditor next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
C. B. Smith
Neext
Montgomery Jews Plan Elaborate Southern Country Club
Montgomery dispatch reports that Jewish residents plan to form a permanent corporation to build and equip a major country club. About 80 000 dollars to 140 000 dollars will be invested to purchase a 100 acre site and construct first class club facilities. The project follows years of effort and involves many of the same citizens who backed the Standard Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
South
Standard Club
Jewish Social Club of
Committee On Sites
Roosevelt visits mother's birthplace in Roswell
Colonel Roosevelt toured the birthplace cradle of Martha Bulloch in Roswell, then attended a church service in Atlanta. He planned to speak in Chattanooga the next day, noting a tough crowd fight in Atlanta while insisting he would speak his mind.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt
Roswell
Martha Bulloch
Chattanooga
Tenn
Deaf Association Forms Ahead of Alabama State Fair
Anniston Alabama September 30 The Alabama Association of the Deaf announces a new organization to be showcased at the Birmingham State Fair next week. The first convention will be October 4 5 with goals to adopt rules and by laws. Walter Bell of Birmingham is touted as president with no opposition anticipated.
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Anniston
Ala
Birmingham
Alabama Association of the Deaf
Walter Bell
Proposed Amendment to Child Labor Laws in Alabama
A 40 word Sent. report notes that if the legislature is called into session Governor O Neal may be urged to add amendments to Alabama child labor laws. One proposal would require mill workers to attend school twelve weeks per year and start with the term.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
Fire destroys seven story building in Cleveland
A seven story PC Christy Company building on Haron road in Cleveland suffered a major blaze tonight. The wholesale groceries warehouse was heavily damaged with an estimated loss of 500,000 dollars. Cause of the fire is unknown.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Haron Road
PC. Christy Company
Premium list for Gulf Coast Fair shows farm exhibits and prizes
The Gulf Coast Fair premium list outlines awards for best community exhibit field crops and mobile county farmer displays. It lists cash prizes for corn yields, cotton, sweet potatoes, cab bage, and diverse garden fruits and vegetables, with numerous species and varieties featured. A $100 chamber prize honors the largest, most attractive crop display in Mobile County, plus a contest for sweet potato recipe variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile County
Virginia
Catra
Chamber of Commerce and Business League
Mobile
Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Kidney Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It promises rapid sugar and uric acid relief, claims unique efficacy, and offers free samples from Stuart Prog Company and local drug firms in Atlanta and Mobile.
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Stuart
Stuart Prog Company
Atlanta
Mobile
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Toe
Koval
Dauphin Sireets
For Sale Industrial Motors and Shafting Equipment
For sale One General Electric Direct Current motor 2 HP 230 volts speed 1000 RPM. Also about 25 feet 13 16 shafting six pillar block bearings 6 or 8 small pulleys 4 to 6 inches. One counter shaft with two large pulleys and hangers 50 to 60 feet of 2 1 2 inch leather belting. All in good repair. Apply at Item Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
Builders' Page Advertisers Offerings Worth Reading
Read what the advertisers on the builders page in the item every Wednesday and Sunday have to buy to you. It’s interesting reading for builders whether you plan to start now or later.
Warships Gather in New York Waters for Fleet Review
The battleships Wisconsin and Minnesota, the cruiser Baltimore, destroyers MacDonough and Wortten, and eight torpedo boats arrived from Charleston. They form the vanguard of 1237 U.S. war vessels to be assembled in the Hudson from October 12 to 16 for review by President Taft and Secretary of the Navy.
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New York
Wisconsin
Millineis
Baltimore
MacDonough Wortten
Charleston
N. C
Hudson River
Major Clifford Thompson Dead at 79 in Orange
Major Clifford Thompson longtime editor in chief of the Spectator an insurance paper died at his home in Orange New Jersey at age 79 He served in the Civil War and was active in Grand Army circles and widely known in the insurance field.
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Dan Thompson
Orange
N. J
Clifford Thompson
the Spectator
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Stearns
Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
Col. Roosevelt
Mother’s
Association OF Deaf
the Mobile Transfer CO
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Government St
J.D
A. D. Bloch
North Water
Rower
Satsuma
Winfield
J. C. Ray
Foley
Rhage Kidney Pilla
Enous
Foley & Co
van Antwerp Drug Corporation
Crichton Lumber Co
B. Luscher & Son
W. of St
Emanuel St
Norville Bros
St. Francis Street
Bel
Windsor Cafe
Yeend Bros
Hamilton Street
Church
Warren Streets
East Wilkinson
South Charleston Street
Jefferson
North Charleston Street
West Wilkinson
South Charleston
Hall
Palmetto St
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Palmetto Street
N. W. Church
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West Wilkinson Street
S. W. Texas
St. H.manuel Streets
M. J. Vickers & Son
Bell
W. H. Cooper
Bank of Mobile Building
Mobile, Alabama
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