Mobile Item Company and Press Ad Memorandum 1913
Public notice style fragment lists address lines for Mobile Item Company and affiliates in Mobile Alabama with Chicago and New York references. Mentions subscription rates and service terms in a period newspaper context from December 27 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Chicago
Pth Ave. Lytton Building
X-Smith Company
Associated Press Report International News Service
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
nS /MaIL
Sila
Mobile
Adele
Derial Aid News Ball
Home
Bell
Alabama
Tax Reform Allows Use of Business Signatures for Tax Audits
William H. Osborn announces new internal revenue rules permitting owners to sign ownership certificates with ordinary business signatures and full address instead of full Christian names. The Treasury also changes deputy collector appointments, adding staff to district offices rather than district divisions, with positions attracting many congressional applicants and salaries from 900 to 1600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Osborn
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Congress
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Civil Service
Health Train Boosts Sanitation Efforts Across States
A health train program educates the public on personal and community hygiene, with inspector reports highlighting sanitary flaws and progress. Michigan's summer tour sparked strong interest, revealing both active health departments and funding shortfalls, while praising towns with solid sanitary sentiment. The piece also notes anti adulteration efforts and a government crackdown on tobacco trust imitations under a square deal regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health of
Michigan
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Tobacco Trust
Chicago
Trust
Paper House
Uncle Sam
No Room for Croakers in 1913 Crop Outlook
The 1913 US harvested crop value is officially estimated at 4 940 940 000, higher than 1912 and 1911 figures. The report argues against crop shortfalls or political blame for retardation and says 1914 offers bright opportunities for proactive growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Appearance of Evil at Diplomatic Dinners
The passage notes Mr. Bryan no longer drinks grape juice at diplomatic dinners. His glass is filled with pineapple and a dash of carbonated water to resemble champagne. Washington cites the appearance of evil from First Uns. V., 22, New York Herald. Ni Sebeee hae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Washington
New York Herald
Thrift Day proposed for public schools gains momentum
The American Society for Thrift urges a national Thrift Day in U S public schools arguing thrift habits curb false wealth ideas and support lifelong finance. Banking and savings institutions promote the cause highlighting practical saving for youth. Julia Marvin meets Kelley Delaine at Bairds store in a personal interlude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Society For Thrift
8. W. Straus
Oklahoma
Postal Savings Bank
Union Savings Bank
City Bank and Trust Somes
Bank of Mobile
Lisette and Pierre Braved Siege for Love and Home
In a wartime city under Prussian siege, Lisette hides her fear as she aids her lover Pierre Vermot who is wounded and captured. After news of his capture and Lisette’s deep devotion, she ventures through enemy lines to reach him, braving bullets to escape with him into the French camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Marvin
Julia
Kelley Delaine
Delaine
White House
Madame
Mme. Durieux
Pierre Vermot
Pierre
Lisette
Bis Country
Marvin
Harry Somerdyke
Jeane
Pruss
Jean
Stari
France
Littl Lisette
Wireless Train Communication Shows Success on Lackawanna Route
The Lackawanna Railroad proves wireless telegraphy between moving trains and stations. Superintendent L B Foley notes the test on the fastest train with Scranton and Binghamton stations equipped. Regular orders now travel through the air, reducing collision risk in rail operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackawanna
Philadelphia
L. B. Foley
One Saloon That Is Useful
In the January American Magazine Peter Clark MacFarlane describes Self-Master Colony at Elizabeth New Jersey aiding drink habit rehabilitation. The piece cites Riley’s saloon across the street as a testing machine for inmates to resist temptation and reinforce self control within the colony’s program.
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Peter Clark MacFarlane
Elizabeth
New Jersey
Riley’s
Riley
Ifa
Jee
Walt
Providence on His Side in Patrol Car Exchange
A chronic crook, known to police, meets a detective after years of tense encounters. The crook jokes about “bottled up business” and mentions his wife’s death as a near miss, implying Providence helped him through a close call. The encounter reveals lingering respect and grim humor between pursuer and pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sete
Tom
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Ed Mobile Item Company, Inc
ST. Emanuel Street
Mobile, Ala
Education In Thrift
Virginia Terhune van de Water
Daryl Marvin
Laura McDonough
Wes Lily
Pates
Julia Shaduttes
Pasyency
Jace
Emmie
Wortendyke
Laura
Baird
Pittsburg
London
Prin
Iast Vivor
Light Brigade
British Empire
le Pos
Providence
Dickens
YUL Oper
Fou
Codger
ON Earth
Are You
Golly
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