War by Statistics in London Economist Figures
A Mobile 1916 report discusses a London Economist table on WWI finances and losses. It outlines that Allies hold a manpower and money advantage, with Germany and Austria consuming large shares of wealth and projected exhaustion favoring the Allies over the long term.
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London
Teutons
London Economist
Economist
Germany
Great Britain
Austria
Teuton Alliance
France
Russia
Itons
British Empire
Why Continued Delay on Frohlichstein Monument
Emilen Hare Miller of Philadelphia proposes a national monument to commemorate the Lusitania sinking tragedy. Eastern papers note the idea, but objections cite potential animosity. The article references the Frohlichstein memorial movement tied to public tributes and patriotic remembrance.
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Frohlichstein Monument
Emilen Hare Miller
Philadelphia
Hare
Vera Cruz
Esau Frohrichstein
Govd
Praise for Rotary in Play on Words
Rev Frederick Bate from Columbia Missouri lauded Mobile Rotarians at a luncheon. He quipped about a professor’s motto Root Hog or Die and urged Rotary as Serve Men and Live signaling mobilization for the city’s upbuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bate
Columbia
Rotary
Bate
Diversification Could Save Alabama $30 Million First Year
Mrs. G. H. Mathis of Gadsden argues diversification can save Alabama $30 million in year one, citing U.S. figures. She details helping tenants through pasture, garden, and home ownership after boll weevil devastation, and notes local officials praising practical measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Mathis
Gadsden
Mathis
United States
Out-of-town visitors flood Mobile hotels during carnival week
LOBBY AND CURB Co. P Hudson and wife of Paris Tenn are at the Battle House. Gould Deitz and wife of Omaha Neb arrive and plan several weeks in Mobile. Rev E H Kirby of Little Rock Ark passes through Mobile from Biloxi after a successful Methodist revival. Dozens of visitors from Jackson Mich Bay City Atlanta Norwich Princeton Chicago and Buffalo are cited at hotels including the Cawthon Battle House and remain for carnival.
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P. Hudson and Wife
Paris, Tenn
Battle House
Gould Deitz
Omaha, Neb
Cawthon
Mobile
E. Kirby
Little Rock
Ark
Biloxi
Miss
Methodist Church
Fred Lyons
Jackson
Ala
Harry Lyons
W. W. Parr
Traverse City
Mich
C. H. Rogers
H. 8. Campbell
Carrigo
New Mexico
J. H. Wormack
Princeton
N. J
Alfred A. Berwick
Buffalo
H. C. Harding
Chicago, Ill
J. A. Pratt
St. Louis
G. H. Martin
Gadston
T. D. Buckman
M. P. Boyd
H C. Harding
Chicago
Ill
J. W. Miller
N. Bernstein
H. J. Steinburg
New York City
H. N. Ogden
Louisville
E. BE. Moore
Philadelphia
R. 8. Anderson
Memphis
Tenn
J. T. Wilson
DeFuniak Springs
Fla
J. K. Andrews
McWillams
L. F. Loeffel
Chattanooga
D. T. Nicholl
Topeka
Kas
J. J. Thornhill
Grand Bay
R. L. Prince
Lucedale
J. F. Klein
F. W
Joseph J.flynn, Jr
D. M. Cannon
B. Fincher
F. M. Fair
D. R. Bates
F. Marshall
J. L. Bartee
G. M. Dunne
B. B. Thompson
George Williams
Atlanta
H. C. Parker
B. Jenkins
A. M. Pound
New Orleans
H. King Wilbford
Cincinnati
Ohio
T. C. Windwell
H. G. Brown
A. P. Dolbear
Norwich
Bay City
C. Harrington
J. W. Lowe
L. M. Blandford
Charles
J. Gusky
Baltimore
H. M. Mansfield
Boston
Mass
J. L. Roper
Greenville
D. C
Klosky
J. E. Cameron
J. J. Barrow
New Augusta
W. J. Walker
Citronelle
J. A. Underwood
Chicora
Savage
R. C
G. F. Stallworth
H. BE. Brandt
Middleton
H. B. Mims
Beatrice
D. A. Darling
Billeville
R. B. Sargent
Pasecagoula
L. R. Phillips
Iil
E. Cunningham
Birmingham
T. E. Shepard
Montgomery
Owensboro
L. H. Gillan
Slater, Mo
H. M. Simmons
Harvard
Shepman
B. W. McLeod
Leaksville
Windsor
A. L. Bissell
Washington, D. C
F. H. Henrich
J. A. Morrison
Selma
roster of names and places from a Midwest to New York list
The text catalogs a long list of individuals and towns across multiple states and countries, including Battle House and J. A. Pratt in St. Louis, Gadston Alabama, Chicago, New York City, Philadelphia, Memphis, and many others. It ends with policy notes on government war material production and railroad regulation.
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Mobile
Audit Bureau of
Rin Mobile
S. C. Beckwith
New York
Chicago
Tribune Building
St. Louis
Third National Raudi Bureau OF Circulations
Root Barnes Roosevelt Intrigue Deepens in Capital Gossip
Washington reports a thick political plot involving Root Barnes and Roosevelt with T. R. reading proof on Root's speech. Barnes favors Root after being labeled corrupt by court costs, while the dynamic hints at reconciliation efforts amid power struggles.
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Gilson Gardner
Washington
T. R
Root
Barnes
Horoscope for February 25 1916 Not a Fortunate Day
The daily horoscope warns of misfortune on February 25 1916 with harmful planetary aspects for lawyers, colleges, women and crime risk from water poisoning. It notes possible tension between workers and employers and potential health and money worries for people born that day.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Neptune
Southwest
Turberville origins and arms debated in Question Box
The earliest Turberville appears to be George born about 1530 a Dorset squire educated at Winchester and Oxford He wrote falconry books and various translations but his family arms are not known In Nast cartoons the elephant and mule symbolize the Republican and Democratic parties respectively with no direct relation to the Turberville family
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Turberville
Ans
George
Dorsetshire
Winchester
Oxford
Allen
American Film Manufacturing Company
Myron T. Herrick
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Thomas Nast
Harper’s Weekly
British athlete Lieutenant Atkinson killed in action
London February 25 announcement that Lieutenant R. E. Atkinson a Cambridge University runner and one of England’s best known athletes was killed in action February 20. His notable 1914 half mile time of 1 min 56 25 sec beat Norman S. Taber the American Rhodes scholar formerly of Brown University.
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London
R. E. Atkinson
England
Atkinson
Cambridge University
Norman S. Taber
Brown University
Truth in business and the value of Scott's Emulsion
An advertising column extols honesty in business and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a trustworthy household remedy. It claims the product is pure, free from alcohol or opiates, and fortified with glycerine and hypophosphites to strengthen blood and build strength, with Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N. J. cited.
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Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Augury Of Fortune From An Old Almanac
A fragment notes marriage forecasts for girls with a widower or elder man and advice tied to birthdates. It suggests those born or employed should be unusually diligent and frugal to welcome prosperity.
Reading Letters Support Pinkham Vegetable Compound
A Philadelphia style editorial cites letters from readers praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as an alternative to surgery for women. Mrs Frep Brenxxe of Marinette Wisconsin reports relief after using the remedy, noting improved health and renewed vitality.
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Marinette
Wis
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