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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1915
Page
2
The report details alleged illegitimate births and a high infant mortality rate linked to institutional practices in Baltimore. It notes many babies die or are buried in small plots, and claims immorality persists in segregated districts, workplaces, and lodging houses. The commission urges ongoing inquiry and a permanent morals board.
Santa Claus Matinee at the Columbia Theatre tomorrow for all ages with gifts for children. Advertising notes a new stock of leather novelties as suitable Christmas presents from Mobile Trunk Co. 263 Dauphin St.
The Old Spanish Trail and Jackson Highway maps show 1 500 miles of proposed national routes through Alabama with twelve connections entering the state. The map aims to publicize routes from Mobile east to Pensacola and north toward the Mississippi line, serving 98 percent of residents in or near the proposed highways. Similar maps for other states are planned. Rotary club members from Mobile will attend Joseph Bianchi’s funeral at 55 South Joachim Street Tuesday at 3 p m.
Uncle Wiggily leaves his hollow stump bungalow in search of an adventure on a cold snowy day. He shares food with hungry birds, then gets lost in the woods until birds help guide him home to Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy and a promise of more crumbs tomorrow.
London report on David Lloyd George addressing the House of Commons. He links Allied victory to organized labor’s willingness to supply skilled and unskilled workers for munitions factories, citing shell production goals and potential impact on war duration. City court jurors drawn for January week.
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