Mobile Item Company Inc. Publishing Details
The notice lists Mobile Item Company Inc address at 10-15 St Emanuel Street Mobile Alabama and a seven papers a week publication plan for 10 cents including Sunday edition. It notes editor and management roles, circulation terms by mail and local telephones, signaling a period newspaper boilerplate.
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Puptizhea
Mobile Item Company Inc
St. Emanuel Street
Mobile
Ala
S.C
Iper
South
Sunhday
ERP
SRR
Resport
Associated Press
International News Ser
Southern
Publishers’ Association
Pees Pe Albert Hansa
Building Mobile
Fifth Ave
New York
Hse
Toot and be Darned traffic notes in Mobile streets
A December 31 1912 Mobile column laments slow moving vehicles clogging Main thoroughfares and risking streetcar tracks. It praises Chief Crenshaw for traffic enforcement and urges curbside driving to ease passing. It also discusses fire insurance risk warnings from World s Work and Mobile s solid protection versus rising rates.
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Springhill Avenue
Springhill Avene
Peerne
Winghill Avenue
Ann Street
Broad
Crenshaw
Walter S. Hiatt
United States
Mr. Hiatt
San Francisco
Baltimore
Hiatt
Mobile
Board of Fire Underwriters
National Board of Underwriters
Zackiel
Old Moore
America
Rivers and Harbors Committee to report on waterway bill
Chairman Sparkman will convene the rivers and harbors committee to seek an early report on the annual waterway improvement appropriation. hearings have focused on federal control of levee work and river projects, with Panama Canal prep stressing urgency. The army engineers project about 44 million dollars in river and harbor outlays amid ongoing discussions of distribution and economy.
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Victor Elliott
Washington
Sparkman
Rivers and Harbors Committee
House
Congress
Rivers and Harborg Committee
Commerce Committee
Senate
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
National Waterways Association
Committees
Mississippi
Ohio
Mississippi River
Upper
Alleghany
Monongahela
Panama Canal
Army
Rivers and Harbor Committee
Public ownership claims cited by Walter S. Allen
Walter S. Allen argues that public ownership does not significantly cut service costs once full expenses are included. He notes municipal public services are often poorly managed and antiquated, and questions the ease of borrowing by municipalities versus private firms despite trends in public utility bonds.
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Walter S. Allen
Living Wage Debate Urges State Job in Wage Standards
Professor Henry R. Seager argues for minimum living wages to curb starvation wages and protect women and children. He states most U S industries already pay living wages, while a rigid wage floor could reward unemployables with social support and require training, insurance, and labor exchanges.
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Henry R. Seager
American Association For Labor Legislation
Boston
Seager
United States
Eee
Unclear Texas Mail Scenes Prompt Prompt Delivery Question
A fragmented reminiscence discusses an empty envelope in Texas and delivery across towns, noting slow federal payouts and honesty with funds, and foreigners’ astonishment at stamps left on mail in open streets. The text ends mid-sentence without a clear event or outcome.
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Texas
Union
Uncle Sam
Europe
Reading Between the Lines in a Wed Couples Note
In the tale Helen suspects Warren’s cold brief note hides hurt pride and a plea for her return. She recalls their birthday silence and imagines meaning in the lines, examining whether neglect masks tenderness and love amid troubled marriage doubts.
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Helen
Warren
Three Armenian youths make New Year's wishes
In Xantha village, Nerses and Arom wish grandly for wealth and a church, while Garo, the shy shepherd, asks for relief from six years of Turkish ruin. On New Year’s, only Garo’s jar fills with gold, and he shares the coins with the poor before sleeping contentedly.
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Xantha
Aram
Nerses
Stamboul
Armenia
Arom
Virgin Mary
Christ
Garo
Bears
Dream of the Past Returns to a Strained Marriage
A wife recalls the loving moment when her husband Warren held her and whispered in the chair, contrasting it with months of worry over work and money. She clings to that memory, believing the real Warren still exists beneath his coldness, and longs for the happiness they once shared.
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Helen
Warren
Winifred
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Aes
Bell
Ee .Sasve
Alabama
Government Street
Catherine
Dauphin
Taft
Wilson
State Department
Russia
House of Representatives
Rusaia
Hal Coffman
Tau
Mabel Herbert Urner
Mother's
Helena
Carterstown
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