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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1916
Page
3
Mrs Martha A Corbin of Laurel Mississippi writes of persistent side pain dizziness backache and swelling. She reports relief after using Cardus and recommends the medicine as the grandest women can use available from all druggists.
Mrs Amanda Gierhart of Waynesfield Ohio praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as reliable for twenty years in her family never failing to cure a cough or cold. Obtainable everywhere.
An old advertisement claims headaches afflict thousands and that doctors offer only temporary relief. It promotes A-K Tableta pills available at druggists in varying quantities, advising two tablets to preempt an attack and one during an episode.
John Barrett, head of the Pan American Union, warns the Mexican crisis could shape U S Latin American policy and trade. He urges measured action and Latin American support, stressing sovereignty, regional solidarity and a peaceful expedition outcome.
Jim the Mississippi caretaker at Dr. Harry T. Inge s Bellefontaine estate recounts the Roosevelt bear hunt saga. He explains his Walker dogs were top bear hounds worth forty dollars and refused by Roosevelt to avoid harming his prize animals. He remains firm and authoritative on the Inges farm.
Biloxi residents report no first straw hat this year as mild weather keeps old hats on. The Biloxi Vegetable and Fruit Growers Association plans forty acres of watermelons ten of cantaloupes ten of snap beans and more. A large alligator ten feet two inches was killed by C Lenaz in Delisle after it knocked a dog into the water. A trial in Gulfport for George R. Raymond on narcotic law charges is postponed for medical treatment.
Dr J B Selkins of the U S Department of Agriculture arrives to help eradicate the cattle tick. George A Maloney Mobile county farm detector assists at dipping points as vats are built. Vats should be completed by April 25 to avoid driving cattle to distant water dips.
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