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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1913

Page

5

Y M C A Plans Youth Baseball and Tennis Programs

The Mobile Y M C A announces an intermediate city baseball league for players under 16 with entry from multiple city schools. A tennis club meeting will select officers and start tournaments. Classified Sports will feature wrestling boxing and team play with about 120 participants. Swimming classes begin this week with beginner and intermediate groups and a June deadline for learning to swim.

Association Spring Hill U. M.S Sarton Taylor's I. V. C. A. Physical Department Fu‘ure

Examination Free Doctor Adams Offer in City Ad

Examination free. Dr Adams cures diseases of eye ear nose throat lungs and many other ailments. Offices 155 Dauphin St upstairs Bienville Square. Hours 9 a m to 8 p m Sundays 11:30 a m to 2 p m. Call or write for symptom blank.

American Fish and Oyster Co. Catering to Hotels and Families

Wholesale and retail firm at Gov. Church and Water Streets offers strictly fresh stock with quick service. Bell and home phones listed. Henderson and McLean thank customers for patronage and invite continued support.

N. E. Gov Church and Water Sts Bell Phone H._M. HENDERSON A. McLean

Habits of Real Filipino Women

A dated ethnographic portrayal describes real Filipino women as Malay in race, short and muscular, with little waist, and minimal clothing. It covers village life, early marriage at 13–16, economic constraints, simple domestic roles, wedding feasts, and the construction of a modest new home with palm and nipa materials.

Baltimorean Pher

Autos Donated for Booster Trip in Mobile County

Secretary Card of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce reports offers from local automobile owners to donate cars for a booster trip on May 6. The effort, led by the trade expansion committee, aims to connect Mobile merchants with county communities and purchasers, with one company pledging ten cars.

George G. Card Mobile Chamber of Commerce and Business League Trade Expansion Committee Mobile County Mobile Chamber of Commerce Card William T. Kelly

Panama canal celebration opens global historical event

A Mobile led Panama Canal celebration expands to national scope highlighting the canal's opening as a milestone in engineering and civilization. The Southern Commercial Congress promotes a Latin American trade tour, a Panama trip for hundreds, and a $2000 prize with honors to shape a permanent memorial.

Panama Canal Alabama Mobile John Tyler Morgan Congress Phkn-American Union William J. Bryan John Barrett Pan-American Union Colon Panama Canal Puta Eten Pacasmayo Salaverry Callao Peru

Little Change In Proposed New Milk Ordinance

City officials report only three notable differences between the new milk ordinance and the existing one. The changes cover milk temperature, milk wagon construction, and purity standards for Mobile. A special meeting is set for Monday at 10 30 to hear supporters and opponents.

Board of Health Laz Schwarz Consid Merning B. B. Boone Shelton Hendrix Mobile

Central American Trade Mission Plan Endorsed

The Mobile Chamber of Commerce backs a statewide Central American trip proposed to boost Alabama commerce. The plan, cost about 150 per member, involves leaders like L. J. Davis and Henry Forchheimer, with aims to secure credentials from Bryan Barrett and O'Neal and coordinate with United Fruit for a May 16 departure from Mobile.

Committee of Reeven L. J. Davis Henry Forchheimer Lee Zimmern Committee of Seven Birmingham Montgomery Selma Anniston Alabama Mobile Armbrecht William H. Armbrecht Chamber of Commerce and Business League William Jennings Bryan Emmet O’neal John Barrett Pan-American Union Mobile Trade Commission Bryan Barrett Govgore O'Neal Department of Commerce J. B. Dortch Orr-Laubenheimer Steamship Company Dortch Latin America The Trade Commission Ellis C. H. Ellis United Fruit Company New Orleans Chamber of Commerce E. L. Richards J. Pollock & Co Central America Richards

Manasquan Carpenter Freed From Rupture Without Operation

Eugene Pullen of Manasquan New Jersey once suffered a groin rupture and declined risky surgery. After years of trusses and hardship his mother shared a newspaper remedy that freed him without operation. He returned to vigorous carpentry able to climb roofs and lift lumber. Free information offered by mail to interested readers.

Eugene M. Pullen Manasquan New Jersey Eugene Pullen Pullen Mr. Pullen

Salvation Army Officer Recalls Mobile Visit Amid Floods

Colonel Margetts describes his Alabama tour for the War Cry detailing flood disruptions in Alabama that delayed rail service and submerged towns. He notes a missing baggage car, a loaned lantern setup from Dr Planck, and a well-attended lecture at the new citadel hall in Mobile.

Margetts Salvation Army Mobile South Alabama War Cry Providence Montgomery Adjutant Mrs. Norris Dr. Planck Harvey

Right Habberdashery Menswear Ad Teems With Quality Claims

An advertising copy for LH Habberdashery emphasizes its furnishing department as Shirtdom supreme and its focus on high standard menswear. It promotes Kuppenheimer manufactured clothing, individualized fits, and prices for suits at 15 to 30 dollars, plus guaranteed satisfaction or no sale, targeting men and boys with emphasis on quality and security in transactions.

Travel route from Cortez to Ceiba with stops

The itinerary traces departure from Cortez on June 5 arrival in Tela on June 6 then travel to Ceiba on June 7 with a return leg leaving Ceiba on June 10. It outlines four legs and three intermediate stops in chronological order.

Cortez Tela Ceiba

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Mobile Y. M.C. A Y. M. cc Cneren Antofagasta Chile Coquimbo Valparaiso Santiago Buenos Ayres Argentine Republic Rosario Montevideo Uruguay Santos Brazil Sao Paulo Rio de Janeiro Lamport and Holt Line Bahia Trinidad Barbados New York Southern Commercial Congress Southern Building Washington, D. C State of J. Davis H. A. Forcheimer E. O. Fowlkes M. Waring Harrison Harry Majeski W. B. Paterson Belize Belieze Livingston Barrios Guatamala Pedro Col. Margetts Dauphin St MEYER SONS
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