Mothers Concern Over Child Colds and Cough Remedy
The article notes mothers worry about frequent colds in children as they can weaken lungs and lower vitality. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as famous for cures, pleasant and safe to take.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1913
Page
11
The article notes mothers worry about frequent colds in children as they can weaken lungs and lower vitality. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as famous for cures, pleasant and safe to take.
The Mobile Board of Commissioners adopts an amendment to the 1913 license schedule for restaurants. Restaurants Charging more than 15 cents for ordinary meals face a $50 license. those charging 15 cents or less pay $25. Adopted and published February 18, 1913.
A mobile social column lists numerous visitors and residents in Mobile. Names include Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ryan and Miss Julia Ryan of Davenport Iowa. Mrs. Mel Henberry Booneville Alabama. M. Christenson and wife Chicago. R. H. Benners and wife Cincinnati. B. T. Gasner and wife Fort Thomas Kentucky. John Killough Clinton Illinois. Mrs. James A. Carney Carney Alabama at the Battle Rouge. V. K. Wright and wife Norfolk Virginia at the Cawthon. Frederic Conde New York City. Mrs. S. L. Frisbie Biloxi. FE. W. Neeper wife and child Hannibal Missouri at Battle House. A. L. Dowell and Miss W. Dowell Montgomery. K. L. Mumma Robertsdale. George KR. Moore and Samuel R. Moore Jackson Minnesota. E. G. Blair Wa bash Birmingham on business in Mobile.
Charlotte Springer sues the Duveen brothers in New York Supreme Court for 20000 dollars claiming an agreement to purchase the Don Quixote tapestries once owned by King Alfonso III of Spain. She says she arranged through Prince Francis de Bourbon and that J P Morgan directed her to the Duveens to verify location and genuineness.
In Santa Fe Kentucky four Hatfield children perished when their home burned after their father left to fetch water. The fire consumed the house late last night as a neighbor reported the blaze.
A large audience at the Lyric Theatre enjoyed the opening performance of Running for Congress with Maggie Mc Claire and Wil liam Gross delivering clever humor. The show features bright stock, a strong chorus, and the College Trio on mandolins and a zither, drawing frequent encores as its best numbers. The Lyric run continues all week with vaudeville next week.
Report says Salazar awaits Colonel David de la Fuente who traveled to Palomas on the New Mexican border to meet Emiliano Vasquez Gomez who has proclaimed himself provisional president under the Tacubeya plan recognized by rebel factions after the Madero revolution.
Surgeon General Blue ordered Surgeon J. H. White of New Orleans to inspect health conditions at Central American and West Indian ports including Belize Puerto Cortez Tela Ceiba Honduras Livingston Zacapa Puerto Barrios Guatemala Bocas del Toro Panama Port Limon Costa Rica Kingston Port Antonio Jamaica. Report will guide measures to guard against plague and yellow fever with minimal interference to fruit trade.
In Cuba Alabama on February 18, cold snaps revived hopes for a moderate strawberry harvest. Earlier warmth had prompted blooms that feared frost would ruin, but berries can be set back a few days. Strawberries are being hauled and spread over fields. peach growers also anticipate a good season as exams show no buds killed by the last freeze.
Indications point to trees being set back enough to endure the cold near Waster. Orchards, notably McConnell Canning Company, are prepared to can several cars of peaches this year. Last season’s peach run was highly successful and sold well with Georgia fruit in syrup. Home canning outfits expect to do a large business this coming summer.
An old advertisement touts ZEMO as a miraculous skin remedy. It claims rapid relief for pimples eczema sores rashes and other skin issues after minimal applications. Sold in 25 cent and 1 dollar bottles via R W Rose Medicine Co and locally by Van Antwerp Drug Store in Mobile.
Mothers may safely buy Dr King’s New Discovery for ailing children with colds coughs throat or lung troubles. Mrs Bruce Crawford of Niagra Missouri writes the remedy changed their pale weak boy to a picture of health. Always helps and available at all druggists.
The article describes using Sage tea and Sulphur to darken faded gray hair, recounting grandmothers brew and its effects. It notes home brewing is outdated and mentions ready made remedies from Wyeth and other druggists, with products marketed to restore natural color and scalp health.
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