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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1916

Page

3

Health expert praises coast as tuberculosis resort

Dr. W A Evans, Chicago Tribune health editor, calls the Gulf Coast ideal for sanatoriums and a resort for white plague victims due to sun and climate. He visits Biloxi as summer visitors arrive at campgrounds while beach bathers, including families, enjoy early season surf despite cold water.

Biloxi Miss Gulf Coast W. A. Evans Chicago The Chicago Tribune Evans Alabama Marion Starksville

First Barge of Coal Arrives Friday

The first steel self propelled barge loaded with DeBardeleben coal bound from Cordova to New Orleans is expected to reach here Friday. The Alabama New Orleans Transportation Company owns the barge, part of a 1060 ton fleet. Coal will travel down the Warrior to Mobile and then to New Orleans via Mississippi Sound and the Lake Borgne canal.

Cordova Mobile New Orleans Alabama-New Orleans Transportation Company Alabama- New Orleans Transportation Company Mississippi Sound Lake Borgne

Bridge Reinforced with Cast Iron Bars and Rail Iron

A city owned 10 iron steam roller aided construction as the bridge was reinforced with cast iron bars and railroad iron.

Mobile Chamber of Commerce Membership Meeting Called

The Mobile Chamber of Commerce schedules a membership meeting for Monday April 17 at 7 30 p m at the Cawthon. President Bailey says important matters include the manufacturers committee report and a discussion of a new plan for secretary. All members are urged to attend.

Mobile Chamber of Commerce Cawthon Bailey Manufacturers Committee Chamber

Purse Snatched by White Boy Near Dauphin and Hallet

Miss Belle Knott principal of Knott's private school reported to police that an unknown white boy snatched her silver mesh bag at 8 30 near Dauphin and Hallet streets. The bag held a keyring and visiting cards.

Belle Knott Knott

Change of Life Relief Praised by Women

Ladies report relief from headaches back pain hot flashes and nervousness during the Change of Life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters from Philadelphia Beverly and Erie praise the remedy and invite others to seek guidance from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Philadelphia Mrs. Marcarer N. Ringgold St Beverly Mass Mrs. Groner A. Dunsar Roundy St Beverly, Mass Erie Mrs. E. Kisstine East 24Th St Erie, Pa

Seek Leaders in Bomb Plot Among Eight Held

New York April 14. Federal agents seek the principals who originated financed and directed a bomb plot to set fires on more than thirty steamers. Eight men, mainly from North German Lloyd and Hamburg American lines, are in custody for manufacturing and using fire bombs. Walter T. Scheele of Hoboken heads the alleged bomb factory. Four conspirators were arraigned. hearings for four more were postponed. a federal grand jury opens Monday.

New York Department of Justice Lloyd Walter T. Scheele New Jersey Agricultural and Chemical Company Hoboken Roger Wood United States District Attorney Wood Friederich der Grosse United States Carl Schmidt

Villa Lieutenant Quits Fight Against Americans

A report from Mexican sources states Julio Agosta a Villa leader near Guerrero will no longer fight Americans. The defection would mark a shift in Villa's camp and strengthen rumors of internal splits among his followers.

VILLA Pershing Front Columbus N. M Julio Agosta Guerrero Agosta

March cotton use rises to 613625 bales in 1916

The census bureau reported cotton used in March was 613 625 running bales excluding linters, up from 524 867 bales a year earlier. For eight months ending March 31 total cotton used reached 4 228 990 running bales, above 3 578 054 last year.

Washington Census Bureau Today

Deaths and Funerals Mrs Jane Paulovich

Mrs Jane Paulovich widow of Joseph Paulovich native of St Louis Mo aged 65 died Wednesday afternoon at the residence of her daughter Mrs John Tabor 209 South Franklin street She had been ill a long time Survived by three sons Frank Joseph and William Paulovich one daughter Mrs John Tabor one sister Mrs Mary Steeley seven grandchildren one great grandchild and other relatives. Burial details for others follow with church services and cemeteries noted. Petrossa Debossa died at two months old near Neshota with burial the next day. Babe Adams pitched the Cards to a 9 to 4 loss at Pirates. Savings coupons promotion at J H Wentworth Grocery Store.

Jane Paulovich Joseph Paulovich St. Louis John Tabor South Franklin Street Paulovich Mobile Frank Joseph William Paulovich Mary Steeley Petrossa Debossa P. Debossa Neshota Babe” Adams Pirates

City urged to drain gas works district for sanitary relief

A Chamber of Commerce committee reports that the gas works district requires drainage to relieve insanitary conditions. An inspection team led by President M. Bailey and including L Irvine Jacob Reiss and Martin Holbrook identified Marmotte and St Medar streets Earl and Monday streets and Chinquepin street as worst areas. The committee will submit its report to the Chamber.

Chamber of Commerce Bk. M. Bailey L.c.irvine Jacob Reiss Martin Holbrook Marmotte St. Medar Earl Monday Chinquepin

California citrus fruit quarantined by Florida

Dispatches from Gainesville report Florida state Plant Board ordered a ban on California citrus imports citing brown rot of lemons and oranges. California citrus is not commonly imported into Florida, per available information. The item also notes a bridge strength test by Jacksonville street department under Commissioner Harry Pillans.

Jacksonville Fla Gainesville State Plant Board of Florida Florida California Street Department Harry Pillans City Commission Bayou Texas

Morning inside bath promoted as health cure

A promotional health note urges every person to drink hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast. It claims cleansing the stomach liver kidneys and bowels prevents waste buildup, improves mood and energy, and has helped many with constipation bilious attacks and nervous days.

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E. H. Britton Dauphn Street Wld Beeen Mobile County Sunday School Association South Franklin St. Presbyterian Church Jesse Lewis M. E. Rea Mary Elizabeth Kea Pine Crest Cemetery W. R. Batchelor South Catherine Street St. Mary's Catholic Church Father Maloney Gus Demony K. C. Winter David Williams Matthew Martin Frank Martin Joseph T. Martin E. N. Taylor J. W. Phillips First Baptist Church Ella Nora Taylor South Hamilton Street Magnolia Cemetery F. L. Miller M. H. Wilkins Vincent Bride Frank Giddens John O'Donnell W. J. Sta J. H. Wentworth Grocery Store United Robin Hood North Royal Street Granger Gstaady Granger Liver Granger Medicine CO Chattanooga, Tenn Icicars United Cigar Stores Ae Rented Society Battle House Drago S. H. Peck Prop Sample Shoe Store North Royal St Ladies’ Sample Shoe Store Dauphin Street
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