All Steel Kr Fork in Box Gift
A compact note notes a steel Kr fork in a box suitable as a gift. The ad quotes a price shift from 50 cents to 10e per yard with outings likely referenced in the odd phrasing.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
2
A compact note notes a steel Kr fork in a box suitable as a gift. The ad quotes a price shift from 50 cents to 10e per yard with outings likely referenced in the odd phrasing.
The notice promotes a Turkish blend described as mild and pleasing to the American palate. It highlights a plain 20 unit package and a price of 15 cents, emphasizing value and accessibility.
The inquiry centers on stock market manipulation with Samuel Untermyer pressing that public investors are lured into trades. Charles Sturgis defends that regulated stopping of manipulation is not the exchange’s business, while Rudolph Keppler contends that sales and purchases are legitimate if no wash trades or matched orders occur.
Famous stage beauties fear skin eruptions yet Bucklen’s Arnica Salve is said to prevent blemishes and soothe eczema, burns, cuts, and rashes. It supposedly clears pimples, heals cracked lips, chapped hands, and works for piles. Available for 25 cents at druggists.
The Mobile Item reports a new Goss press with direct geared motor options on either side. The large pitch teeth use close grained iron and a patent tape leading system speeds setup and eliminates threading. Erection should finish within two weeks with a week to test, then public viewing of the machine in operation.
Friday marks Alabama’s ninety third anniversary in the union as chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution urge all schools to observe the event. Local authorities and Superintendent Murphy advised school leaders to hold exercises with programs at BE L. Marechal and other schools today.
A five mile cross country walk is planned for Mobile and other Southern cities after January. A. E. Marriott of the Y M C A will coordinate with Harry Fitzpatrick of New Orleans, who will demonstrate professional walking tonight at the Y M C A gym. He may enter the event and may invite New Orleans and other clubs to contest, with Montgomery and Birmingham teams also invited. The course may run through streets or along Spring Hill road. Fitzpatrick will show walking at seven minutes per mile, a pace likened to a modern dance.
Mobile and Gulf Tropical Exposition directors plan a three member committee N E Stallworth Aubrey J Boyles and J J Cawthont o prepare a complete finances expenditures and incidentals report for the recent fair. A stockholders meeting for directors and officers is set for December 31 and the exchange curb debate continues with Hughes commission findings on gambling elements in some stock trades.
A current issue of Uncle Remus Magazine includes a notable writeup on Mobile. The chamber of commerce and business league received copies today. Three pages present figures, illustrations of shipping, streets, parks and buildings.
Frank P. Morse of the Erie Railroad reports no information on contractor James J. Maher missing from Newport Kentucky. Morse visited hospitals infirmaries police stations and county jail but could not locate him. Several sightings in Mobile over the past week are unconfirmed and Morse seeks any tips.
Secretary Charlies Z Colsson of the Mobile Baseball Association leaves Friday night for Birmingham to attend the Southern League annual meeting. Main topic expected is players salaries with New Orleans backed sliding scale for clubs with up to eighteen players likely for discussion. Kent Kavanaughs annual report will be featured.
G M Bunk and wife from Petoskey Michigan with C C Behan stay several weeks at Bienville. J S Bizelle a well known Thomasville Alabama native visits for pleasure and business. F Bennettheim and wife from Chicago stay several days at Battle House. J Kellogg and son from Chicago Illinois registered at Cawthon Hotel.
Death of T. H. Brown of Troy leaves Pike county as fifteenth vacancy in the state legislature. He advocated farmers’ interests and was a frequent debater. With sixteen months of vacancies and reform hopes, an extra session may be called to fill seats and push financial and judicial reforms.
Marie E Patterson of St Joseph Street advertises Marinello Shop scalp treatments hair dyeing and bleaching facial massage electrolysis manicuring and chiropody. Switches made from combines.
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