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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1912
Page
4
The Mobile Item reveals a planned move to a new, larger building with a cool, comfortable layout. Editors and staff imagine better rooms, desks, and amenities from fans to baths as they anticipate progress and praise broker George W. Unruh for guiding negotiations.
The article discusses Yuma Arizona as one of the hottest U S locations with July highs averaging 106 and single readings up to 118. It compares Death Valley 122 and explains dry air cools via evaporation. It also explains how dry climate and prevailing winds shape heat and weather maps with lows and highs.
A company advertises for a silk department worker described as fairly well educated and punctual. The notice outlines expectations for reliability and readiness to work standard hours.
Judge John Pelsam, chairman of the state judicial reform commission, announced in Montgomery that a meeting will be held in October. Sub committees will not be ready with reports until then, and the body will decide on parts of a general final report to Governor O Nea l. The general report will be adopted at a later meeting.
A Vermont salesman BE. E. Youngs of Berkshire describes constipation indigestion relief after using Dr King's New Life Pills. He endorses them as an excellent remedy for stomach liver or kidney troubles. Available at druggists for 25 cents.
Notice from University of Alabama School of Medicine Mobile inviting intending students to take entrance examinations at Birmingham Tuscaloosa and Mobile on specified dates. Requirements include high school graduation or equivalent with 14 Carnegie units in core subjects. Next session begins Sept 16 1912 ends May 22 1918. contact Dean Eugene D Bondurant for catalog.
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