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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1915
Page
2
Runners will begin at 3 15 p m at Government and Concept Patreots marching to Chatham then back to the Y M C A and Hilke Club for medals awards. The event features Benita ema se and W B Jones among participants with Lars Col ti ege contributing.
Mobile board members including Hartwell and McCall met with the House municipalities committee in Montgomery to protest a bill mandating rosacea heating and ventilating devices in Mobile. No action was taken though Hartwell indicated he would pause further press of the measure until after the long pending government bill.
Los Angeles Feb 18. Passing Valley, once linked to a miner housing scheme, is set to bloom with women. A dance organized by mining engineers and locals drew girls from Goldfield Ludlow and nearby towns with rail transport. Robert M. Pease notes a flood of letters from women offering help and seeking transport and photos.
Forty Barton Academy High School students, boys and girls, left for Daphne on Saturday morning to attend a noon basketball game between Barton and Daphne high schools. The group planned to spend the day there and return to the city by dusk.
Promote gentle cleansing of a child’s stomach liver and bowels with California Fig Syrup to relieve constipation sour undigested food and eliminate waste. A few hours after dose the child’s cough snuffles fever or sore throat may improve as the remedy evacuates the bowels.
Chicago reports on players, including a failed pursuit of two stars for 30,000, as Frankie Burne and others are referenced. The card highlights bantam weight decisions in New Orleans and results from Brooklyn and New York bouts, plus Capablanca and Cochran billiards milestones.
Boston reports Bill James, key pitcher for the Nationals, would not report without contract changes. His three year deal signed last July pays $4,000 annually, prompting push for salary revision amid the open round of rac relationships and champion status.
Washington reports that State College has posted the best score so far in the ecoccioniate seution competition with 968 points out of a possible total in the fifth match.
News from Los Angeles and Cleveland notes a non wagering horse racing revival set for Ascot Park today. The Amateur Baseball Association appoints new officers with Patterson as president and Seaton as secretary and treasurer.
A busy 2:15 pm Sunday features two games in the Sunday School basketball league as First Baptia meets Government Street Methodists and Trinity faces All Saints. Teams have colors chosen including Trinity blue and white and All Saints purple and white plus First Bapt orange and black.
A large crowd at the South Orange J wield Club lake panicked when the ice fractured just before a charity hockey match between a local field squad and Squadron A of New York City. Several people fell into one to two feet of frigid water. rescuers aided the frozen spectators and the carnival was postponed to next Saturday.
Irene Cooper was charged with burglary in a store on J. N. Street. Police allege the suspect aided an accomplice in stealing shoes from the Bisbee Avenue store, with the case set for arraignment.
Advice to treat neuralgia by applying Sloan's Liniment to the surface over the painful area without rubbing it in. The text emphasizes soothing the nerve and reducing inflammation with Sloan's Liniment.
A joyous yet dramatic day unfolded as Margaret Foote and Alton Gair Jr. wed secretly on November 21. Rival Helen Tegethoff and Alton Greely Jr. followed, prompting talk of inheritance and family plans. Gair Sr. hinted at unchanged wedding arrangements while expressing forgiveness toward the elopers.
The Land Bank of the State of New York opens for business with $100,000 paid in capital. It will pool funds from savings and loan companies to issue bonds and provide low cost mortgage loans to farmers, including urban land, via local associations. Managers outlined loan methods and city to farm financing links.
A meeting of the Alabama Oyster men's Protective Association is set for Monday February 15 1915 at 3 00 p m in the Southern Fish and Oyster Company office. All interested in the fish and oyster industry are invited to attend. Alabama Oystermen's Protective Assn. By GF ATRBY Secy.
Federal League leaders gained legitimacy as the 1914 season ended, drawing over 100 organized players away and weakening the established American and National Leagues. Public opinion shifted, once dismissive, to recognizing the fledgling league’s staying power and its challenge to the old guard.
Audience witnessed a students produced program with music and a cast list including Denby Garrison Reigs Ithead Dumas Schwartz Williams Whackleford Malone Killian Ar Michael Varden Wilmoth Gollett Robin Covent Ween Groom Berringer Roberts Sandoz Denton Doyle names.
Amnesty granted by Japanese authorities at Seoul on February 13 frees Baron Yun Chi Ho and several former Korean officials and journalists. They had been sentenced in 1918 to six years for an attempted assassination of General Terauchi, the Japanese governor general of Korea.
An OCR fragment promotes King’s New Life Pills and Buckley’s Arnica Gel as remedies for digestive disturbance and eruptions. The copy imitates period medical patent language and hints at stomach issues and skin complaints.
General Wood arrives in Panama February 25 to confer with canal offices on barracks for Isthmian troops. The steamer Detter Way carries the party as officials plan arrangements and await orders. Oyster stands advertise raw and toasted varieties at modest prices.
An advertisement touts Pape's and claims to relieve sour stomach indigestion gas and heartburn in five minutes. It promotes a candy tasting powder that cleanses the stomach and intestines and eliminates biliousness and general stomach misery.
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