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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1913

Page

3

Fund for College Oversubscribed in Birmingham

A $150,600 fund for Birmingham College, owned by the North Alabama Methodist Conference, was completed at the First Methodist church in Birmingham. The drive began last Monday and closed with the total over-subscribed by $500 to support the college’s extension work on Owenton Hill.

Associated Press Birmingham Ala Birmingham College North Alabama Methodist Conference First Methodist Church Owenton Hill

Baltimore Sunday Championship Game Halted by Rain

A rain delay ended play between the Baltimore and Buffalo clubs in the International League with the score tied 2 to 2 after two innings at Dunn's Park.Sunday tickets were sold with rain checks, and fans bought food or drinks to match the regular price.

Associated Press Baltimore Buffalo Dunn's Park

Nearly Enough for Church Home in Alabama Drive

John E. Mitchell heads a state-wide subscription effort to raise 50 000 dollars for a new Episcopal Church Home in Alabama. After a successful weekend in Birmingham where 8 300 dollars was raised across three churches, total subscriptions reach 47 000 dollars. The committee plans further drives in Gadsden Jacksonville Greenville and Bessemer ahead of the May 7 Episcopal Council meeting.

John E. Mitchell Episcopal Church of Alabama Mobile Birmingham Messrs J. E. Mitchell D. M. Drennen F. E. Stollenwerck Montgomery W. F. Garth Huntsville Church of the Advent St. Mary’s Church Mitchell Episcopal Church Council Gadsden Jacksonville Greenville Bessemer

Oldfield Sets New One Mile Dirt Track Record

Barney Oldfield lowered the world one mile dirt track record at the new Bakersfield track. He completed the mile in 46 2/6 seconds from a flying start, beating the prior Brigton Beach time of 47 4 5 seconds set on September 17, 1912.

Associated Press Bakersfield Cal Barney Oldfield Brigton Beach Oldfield

Hay's Hair Health claims to halt gray hair

An advertisement urges buyers to use Hay's Hair Health to restore natural hair color immediately. It touts a money back guarantee and offers special two item or three item bundles at discounted prices through local druggists.

Hay Hay’s van Antwerp Drug Corp Braswell’s Drug Store MAN Bros Dave Bauer Sutton Bros ROE ‘Drug CO J. T. Hawkins '& Son

Renal Compound touted for Bright's Disease cure

The article urges using Fulton's Renal Compound to counter renal degeneration in Bright's Disease, claiming better outcomes than Digitalis and Basham's Mixture. It notes many patients recover with Renal Compound, either alone or with continued therapy, and offers pamphlets and a San Francisco company contact for more information.

Bright Digitalis Basham Fulton van Antwerp Drug Corp John J. Fulton Co San Francisco

Prayers For New Chinese Republic Observed In New York

Churches across New York and the nation joined the Christian world in praying for the new Chinese republic. The petitions covered the Chinese people the future president constitution and congress while Americans in China and those at home were urged to be liberal with money and tolerant in spirit. Episcopal Bishop Greer led a common prayer and Presbyterians offered a shared prayer at a Fifth Avenue union service led by Rev. Dr. Merrill.

Associated Press New York Christian Churches of China New Republic Congress America Episcopal Baptist Methodist Presbyterian Greer Fifth Avenue William P. Merrill

How the Majors Look After a Week Of Good Weather

Major league baseball benefited from clear weather as 51 games were played with only three postponed. In the National League New York Chicago Pittsburgh and Philadelphia fought for leadership while Brooklyn led the second division with four wins and two losses. In the American League Washington dropped from first place after a losing week as Boston and Cleveland moved up while Birmingham rallied near the top. Tyrus Cobb returned to boost the St Louis players as New York Americans managers seek new help.

Associated Press New Nationals New Yorks Chicago Pittsburg Philadelphia Giants Pittsburgh Johnny Evers Brooklyn St. Louis Huggins Cincinnati Boston Washington Bostons National Capital Senators Red Sox Cleveland Birmingham Washingtons St. Louis Browns New York Americans Chance

Bucklen's Amnica Salve Proclaimed Quick Skin Cure

An advertisement touts Bucklen's Amnica Salve as the fastest remedy for burns bruises sores boils and skin diseases. It claims L H Haflin of Iredell Texas was cured in four days of a painful ankle sore and recommends the product for every home at 25 cents.

Bucklen Amnica L. H. Haflin Iredell Texas Var Amtwerp Drug Corp

Bryan's Wineless Menu Wins Him Praise in Utah

Utah WCTU members met Secretary of State William J. Bryan at Ogden station. State president Mrs. E K Shepherd and delegates presented a monster bouquet and thanked Bryan for his course and courage. He declined to discuss his California mission.

Ogden Utah William J. Bryan

After Sickness How to Recover Strength

Guidance on rebuilding strength after illness promotes Vinci cod liver and iron as a tonic. A Newton North Carolina woman reports recovery from grippe after using Vinci, claiming restored energy and improved well being. The ad promises money back if not satisfied and mentions Saxo Salve for eczema.

Vinci Alice Mill Newton, N. C Grippe van Anne Drug Corporation, Inc Mobile, P. S Eczema

Five Die in Fire at Presidio Barracks

Fire swept two wooden barracks at the Presidio in San Francisco killing two women and three children. Sergeant Schall and his family perished as a gasoline explosion sped the blaze. he was hospitalized under guard after a frantic attempt to rescue them.

Associated Press San Francisco Sixth Infantry Presidio Schall

Futurity Entries Top 1000 as Breeders See Strong Nominations

The Kentucky futurity for this year drew a record field with 1,080 mares nominated. Walnut Hall Farm led with 89 entries from LEXINGTON. Patchen Wilkes Farm followed with 82, Empire City Farm of Cuba New York had 38. Kentucky accounts for 378 nominations, while New York totals 190 and Canada 18 among thirty one states.

Associated Press Lexington Kentucky Free Horse Breeders Association L. W. Harkness Walnut Hall Farm Here Patchen Wilkes Farm Empireity Farm Cuba New York Canada Kentucky

Brigadier General Henry Cochrane Ends Brilliant Marine Career

Brigadier General Henry Clay Cochrane retired after a long career with the United States Marine Corps. He served in the Civil War, Spanish American and Cuban campaigns, the Philippine war, and the Boxer uprising in China. He died at 70 at his Chester home, survived by his widow and two children. He joined the service in 1861 and earned France’s Legion of Honor in 1899.

Philadelphia Henry Clay Cochrane United States Marine Corps China Chester Sunday Edward Lull Cochrane Annapolis Naval Academy Manzanillo Philippines Cavite Carnot France

Posse Fails to Find Murderous Negroes in Chattanooga

In Chattanooga Tennessee on April 28 deputies and a large citizen posse failed to locate the assailants who shot Dr Phineas Rogers and young Ted Brown at St Elmo. Gordon Jones identified as the shooter recently released from the state penitentiary for highway robbery. His companion remains unknown. Dr Rogers has a chance of recovery and Brown is not seriously injured.

Associated Press Chattanooga Tenn Phineas, Rogers Ted Brown St. Elmo Gordon Jones State Penitentiary Rogers Young Brown

Boy Discovers Dimple Seen as Asset Is Handicap

A boy grows to understand that the dimple on his cheek, once valued by his mother as a charm, acts as a real impediment in life.

Croxone Promise to Ease Backache and Rheumatic Pain

An advertisement claims Croxone relieves backache neck pain and rheumatic symptoms by cleansing kidneys and urinary tract. It ads a quick course of doses will reduce congestion and supposedly dissolve acids and poisons, leaving kidneys healthier and easing pains. The copy touts Croxone as unlike other remedies and notes price and pharmacist availability.

Croxone

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North Alabama Methodists Moore’s Dauphin Street Britton Dr. F. L. Tapia Mobile Electrical Supply Co Water ST Bell Harrison New Chinese Republic Reliar Bryan Cochrane
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