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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1913
Page
12
A speech by two mobilians at the Grand Lodge calls for renewed patriotism and public service. It links Judaism and American ideals, urging government by justice and mercy, accountability in office, and a moral civic conscience guided by Biblical ethics and Bnai Brith support.
Foster Ark Mrs Fannie Ellis details long illness and near death before saying Cardus cured her in two months. She praises Cardui and urges other women to try it, claiming lasting health and stamina with no dose for two years. Cardui advertised with drugstore claim and advisory letters.
The funeral notice announces the death of Hattie Finnegan wife of J Pr. with service from the residence 654 Charleston Street on Tuesday morning at 9 o clock and church service at 9 30 o clock.
Officers and members of W. 11. & C. B. A Local 369 I. LD. A are requested to attend a special call meeting on Monday April 14 at 7 30 p m at Bay men s Hall on uphin street Business of importance to be transacted by order of Pennington president and secretary 1314
The April 14 Associated Press dispatch from Athens reports King George’s political will urging unity and devotion to Greece. It urges King Constantine to be brave yet patient, placing national interests before personal ones, and extols religious and moral duties shaping democracy. It discusses Jewish and Jewish-Christian themes, temple life, and civic responsibility in America and Greece.
An advertisement from Maull Bros of St. Louis promotes Faust Macaroni as a cost effective alternative to beef. It claims a 10 cent package equal in nutrition to four pounds of beef and offers a free recipe book by writing for details.
Walter Lawhorn Tom Lindsey and Mack Richardson escaped from the Montgomery jail last night. Two new saws were found in their cell. Lawhorn, accused of a January assault on a Chilton County woman, was held for safekeeping. Lindsey faced a murder charge in Lauderdale County seven years ago and was to be sent to Mississippi. Richardson, a Russell County convict, was en route to the penitentiary following an assault to murder conviction.
D Argiro of Spring Hill and Hallet street and Jesus Perez were arrested Sunday on charges of keeping an open store on Sunday. Both men posted bond for their appearance in the recorder's court.
Wouldn't it be nice within a week or so to begin to say good bye for ever to the scalding dribbling and other kidney troubles. Stuart's Buchu and Juniper Compound promises a quick cure with $1 per large bottle and $5 for a full six bottle treatment. Manufactured by Stuart Drug Co. Atlanta with Mobile distribution listed.
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