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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1915
Page
5
Relief claims abound for TIZ foot product promising to draw out poisonous exudations and end burning feet swollen corns bunions. Advertisers tout instant relief and 25 cent boxes at department or general stores with a yearly option.
A proverb suggests a boy can save a hundred dollars by fourteen and asks readers to plan when their son’s first earnings will arrive and how it could help him.
A Mobile resident James McGuire reports a full recovery after using Quaker Herb Extract and related products. The notice touts testimonials for rheumatism catarrh indigestion and other ailments and lists prices for Quaker Herb Extract at 1.00 per bottle or 6 for 5.00 and Quaker Oil at 25 cents.
The Mobile Rotary Club unanimously endorsed a resolution by J. W. Hunter calling for more docks and terminal facilities. Rotarian Hunter outlined rapid growth in Mobile’s export business and compared it favorably to Galveston and New Orleans. Other members debated a ship bill and charity efforts while welcoming Rev. Father Eaton as a new member.
Representatives of major lines say German action against the English Channel will not disrupt trans Atlantic shipping. Cunard, Atlantic Transport, Holland America and others express confidence in continued sailings to British and French ports, with limited anticipated risk and possible minor raids.
A circular letter to every player from President Edward G. Brown informs that the league cannot pay the high salaries drawn last season. In Macon Georgia Stallings, manager of a national league club, is ill with his condition not specified and may affect his duties.
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