Lavendar and Pink Theme Highlights Barton Graduates
A sequence of social events celebrated Barton graduates with lavender and pink decor. Parties included luncheons, teas, box parties, and a graduation dance, honoring Miss Antoinette Petrinovich and others, with presentations, gifts, and refreshments amid class colors and floral centerpieces.
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Barton
R. W. Elliott
Charles E. Pace
Azemia Garland
Cooke
Azemia
Elliott
Michigan Avenue
Ernestine Shearer
Elizabether
Katherine Reed
Pious
Helen Klass
Eleanor Quackenbush
Joy Warley
Mary Womax Stover
Patrina Jet- Mundsen
Mabel Hulen
Lyric Theatre
Aubrey Wimberly
Grace Allen
Mattie Flynn
Evelyn Early
Irene Gift
Adelaide Phillians
Malaria Tonic Oxidine Promises Quick Relief
Fragmentary note touts Oxidine as an excellent tonic to strengthen the system against malaria. The text claims people feel well and stronger after taking the product.
Suburban Fishermen Attend Davis Lake Outing
S J Monarch and J H Whitner of Fourth Street were among Chickasaw residents enjoying fishing at Davis Lake yesterday. Mrs W A Clarke won one prize in the Mobile merchants Trade and Pay Up Week. Mrs C J Daughdrill, Colen Gavin, and Miss Mofatt of Mobile visited Chickasaw friends yesterday. Chickasaw public school will close Friday morning with a holiday Thursday.
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S.J. Monarch
Cmr
J. H. Whitner
Fourth Street
Chickasaw
Davis’ Lake
W. A. Clarke
Mobile
C. J. Daughdrill
Colen Gavin
Mofatt
Epworth League Organizes in Calvert
Eighteen Prichard Epworth League members led by Mr Sells mo tored to Calvert Alabama Sunday for an Epworth League organization. Calvert locals joined the event as participants. Miss Laura Belle Dearing visite d Chickasaw friends on Sunday. Ed Taylor sustained a broken arm in a fall, and B Morris returned from Monroeville due to his father’s illness and death.
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Adela Valenzuela
Guatemala
New Orleans
Prichard Epworth League
Mr. Sells
Calvert
Ala
Epworth League
Laura Belle Dearing
Chickasaw
L. G. Odom
Mobile
B. Morris
Ed Taylor
Monroeville
Local Social Notes Highlight Visitor Arrivals and Guests
Mrs Norman Farrar hosts Mrs Andrew Pickens Calhoun and daughter Evelyn of Carrollsville Ala. Mrs J S Bailey and two children spent weekend in New Orleans with Miss Frances Hampshire student at Alabama. Barbara Brodbeck returns to Mobile from Montevallo. Mrs John Rafferty and daughter visit Rev Rafferty St Vincents. James Downing Willis of Brockton visits aunt Mrs George W McRae. Mrs H G Ellis of Milton Fla arrives to spend a month and witness Edith Partridge graduation. Ruth Stone of Bay Minette arrives to visit Captain and Mrs T C Tyrne for a week.
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Louise and
Isabel Goldsby
Government Street
Margaret Goodman
Gabriella Barret Taylor
Grace Harrie
Johanna Goodman
Edith Christian
Mary Harris
Ida Louise Harris
Jessie Moore
Ruth Farrar
Norman Farrar
Andrew Pickens Calhoun
Evelyn of
Carlowesville, Ala
James Downing Willis
Brockton
George W. McRae
H. G. Ellis
Milton, Fla
Winslow Partridge
Edith Partridge
Barton
Ruth Stone
Bay Minette
T. Cyrne
Alice Roosevelt Poses for Beauty Cream Portrait
The June 1 AP report notes Alice Roosevelt Longworth sits for a facial portrait to advertise a beauty cream. The contract nets $5,000 for Longworth, deposited for three month old daughter Paulina Longworth. It cites precedent from royalty and society figures who lent their images for products.
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Washington
A.P
House of Seentatives
Longworth
Paulina Longworth
Romania
Belgium
Sweden
Mary
England
Diana Manners
Regie Vanderbilt
Evon Roosevelt
Bryan to Confer With State Forces In Scopes Case
William Jennings Bryan will meet prosecuting attorneys in Nashville to discuss the Scopes evolution trial. He offers free services to the prosecution and will travel to Tallahassee to aid anti evolution bills. Clarence Darrow and Dudley Field Malone are expected to attend the Nashville conference.
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Dayton
Tenn
William Jennings Bryan
Nashville
Scopes
Bryan
Tallahassee
Florida
Tennessee
Civil Liberties Union
Union
Michigan
John T. Scopes
New York
Clarence Darrow
Dudley Field Malone
Twelve Die in Japanese Blaze at Sugapama
A fire swept the Sugapama fishing village on the Sea of Japan, killing twelve and leaving three missing. Advices from Rio indicate a high powered radio station will be built there by November to serve as an overseas link with the United States and Europe. The report notes further that every dormitory room at the University of Iowa will have a telephone connected locally.
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Rio
Sugapama
Sea of Japan
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Europe
University of Iowa
Secretary Weeks Restless After Gallbladder Surgery
Secretary of War John Weeks rests after gallstone operation at Massachusetts General Hospital. Doctors report his condition not as good this morning with a restless night and a pulse of 90 while temperature stays normal. The bulletin notes no immediate danger despite signs of less favorable recovery. The rest of the article mentions New York Public Library daily visitors and that a majority of Congress members are lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John . Weeks
Massachusetts General Hospital
War Weeks
Daniel Fiske Jones
F. Gorham Brigham
Local Manufacturing Note From Fragmentary Text
Fragmentary OCR notes that a portion of enamel collar goods is produced at Troy, with unclear percentage or context.
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Ad Promises Quick Gains
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets claiming rapid weight gain and healthy flesh. It highlights sugar-coated tasteless tablets easier to take than cod liver oil, listing prices and distributors like Albright & Woded and Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albright & Wodéd
van Antwerp Drug Corp
McCoy's
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Liver Relief
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, pleasant alternative to calomel. It claims a spoonful will fixedly energize a sluggish liver, cleanse bowels, cure headaches and biliousness, and not cause salivation or stomach upset. It urges readers to buy and seek refunds if not improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
Taylor's Blood Medicine touted as powerful blood purifier
A long testimonial ad claims Taylor's Blood Medicine restores health by purifying blood. It cites gains in appetite, weight, skin clarity, and relief from stomach trouble, touting a Tampa company and a one dollar bottle guaranteed.
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Taylor
Taylor Medicine Company
Tampa
Florida
South
Lor
Nature
Bright
Taylor Medicine Co
Fla
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University of Alabama
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