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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
6
The copy appears to be a fragmented syndicate telegraphic item from the Associated Press with notices about subscriptions and offices in Chicago and St. Louis. It mentions date lines and rates for subscriptions, and lists editorial staff and office references. The readable pieces indicate a standard telegraphic update distribution about news service operations.
The piece argues that an all water coal route will keep coal prices low at Mobile and Orleans, with Mobile near all useful supply points. It notes coal fields along the Warrior river and nearby iron furnaces and mills, presenting Mobile as an ideal factory site reliant on direct water connections. DeBardeleben plans promise immediate relief from car shortages and future benefits.
The article argues David Lloyd George is the strongest figure to replace Asquith as prime minister amid a cabinet crisis. It cites his wartime leadership, Kitchener’s death, and his backing by Bonar Law’s assessment, plus support from the Northcliffe press, as factors in a turbulent but pivotal appointment.
The sinking of the American steamship John Amtert by a submarine underscores German U boat warfare defying promises to the United States. It occurred without warning while on a voyage from the United States to France, raising public concern over non warship torpedoings and pressuring U S action against Berlin.
Early continuation of the Gulf Mobil and Northern Railway to Jackson Tennessee gives Mobile a hopeful future. The line could tap northwest wheat fields and rich lands of Tennessee, with grain elevators and proper terms bringing money to the city.
A wartime dispatch reports the fall of Bucharest as a major Central Powers victory with potential encirclement of Romanian forces. The article notes political impact at home and awaits near term Romanian campaign outcomes amid Entente losses, while a Harmony Missouri butter and eggs boycott is also mentioned.
The verse laments the push for early shopping as frost returns and time flies. It recalls Groundhog Day and Fourth of July frills while noting merchants urge early buying and families brace to shop early despite changing seasons.
The Item's daily question and answer discuss differences among national banks state banks and trust companies. It compares Chicago New York and Detroit in size class and industry strength with population figures.
The column predicts optimistic hours as the Sun favors employment and favors seek favors. It warns of January February changes in Washington and potential dangers, including an assassination foreshadowed. It foresees 1917 as advantageous for citizens and public announcements, with evolving humanity and global storms before holidays.
A reflection on how speech can both win and destroy love. Criticism from loved ones wounds more deeply than that of strangers, yet couples often reveal faults in hope of improvement. Wounds from a dear friend can be fatal to affection.
The piece argues that quarrels between spouses are devastating and irreversible, comparing a sparring match to bare knuckle fighting. It warns that repeated conflicts erode trust and sacredness, leaving a fragile altar of conjugal love that cannot be fully repaired.
Knights of Maccabees Mobile Tent No 10 Dauphin and 8st Emanuel streets Loyal Order of Moose Mobile Lodge No 321 203 Government street Masonic Athelstan Lodge No 369 meets 7 30 p m Masonic Temple Young Men's Benevolent Association 273 Dauphin street Rotary Club 1 p m Assembly Room Cawthon Hotel Salesladies 6 p m Y M B A Hall Odd Fellows Rebekah Lodge No 40 Odd Fellows Hall
The article argues that couples rarely forgive fully after anger. It notes harsh words wound more than deeds and that nagging kills love. It suggests men wound with actions and women with words, implying women forgive more easily.
Secretary Lansing said official Guatemala reports indicate Felix Diaz is near the Guatemalan frontier with about 600 men, though only 200 are armed. He poses no immediate danger to the Diaz or de facto governments for the moment.
Mrs. S. Cartwright of Collingsville reports her child’s croup relief with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. She says the remedy acts quickly, is pleasant to take, and has never faced objection from the child.
Talks On Health presents a simple method asking what is right to do when called to act and then choosing and acting accordingly. The piece argues life is fifty fifty between selfish pleasure and constructive duty with self restraint and conscience as the path to mental well being.
A 45 year old patient with three weeks of leg swelling and pain seeks guidance. The text suggests considering varicose veins or phlebitis, recommends elastic stockings, reducing daily fluid intake by half, and dietary changes such as cheese and vegetables.
In the Earlston lobby Helen seeks Mrs. Wilcox and discovers Mrs. Colburn hiding with her husband’s unknown fate. The two women discuss a fragile situation as Colburn hides at a cheap hotel, revealing a blue envelope that hints at deeper trouble. The scene ends with a note that the story continues Friday.
The passage urges gradual dietary shifts toward fruits instead of meat and stresses listening to one’s body while following a regime. It advises consulting a physician for ongoing guidance and monitoring health as the plan progresses.
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