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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1916

Page

15

The Moving Picture Craze Shrinks Old Line Businesses

New York City vendors discuss the impact of film on trade in a likely satirical dialogue. Bar nett Zapp and Birsky Minstrations, a waist designer and a film minded improv, debate the rising power of moving pictures, their actors, contracts, and the imploding theater and candy trades. They joke about film substitutions for real experiences and joke about royalties, with references to Belasco and Ned in a five reel feature.

Subway Barnett Zapp Gefuellte Miltz Mit Farfel Zapp Sam J. Schlagg Katzberg & Schlapp Charoses Birsky Moving Pictures Belasco New York Grand Forks Sandusky Mr. Belasco Feruig Ing Ned Oav Kasholom Maxine Elliott C. M. Schwab Rosher Moving Picture Borough Park Moving Icture Rettai Haml Hamlet Ned Louis Bray Toa Aeagier Z To & Moving Pictures

Uncle Wiggily and Baba Black Sheep Cozy Morning Tale

Uncle Wiggily Longears notes cold weather at breakfast in his hollow stump bungalow. Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy reminds him to wear a fur coat and to visit Mother Goose after stopping by Little Jack Horner who hurt his thumb last time he picked a plum.

Wiggily Uncle Wiggily Longears Hollow Stump Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy Bunny Uncle Mother Goose Dr. Possum Nurse Jane Uncle Wiggily Jack Horner Uncle Wigglly Rabbit Baa

Uncle Wiggily Helps Mother Goose Ailing Jack Horner

In a wintry Mother Goose tale, Uncle Wiggily visits Mother Goose and Little Jack Horner with Dr. Possum to tend Jack’s thumb. Baa Baa the sheep laments wool theft, shivering in cold as the black sheep recalls the Mother Goose rhyme. Uncle Wiggily plans to wrap woolly warmth around the sheep. The outing continues toward Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy’s aid and a warming cure.

Drive Out Malaria and Build Up The System Tone

An old public health promotion urges readers to use Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic to combat malaria and boost the body's strength. It emphasizes quinine and iron and stresses a tasteless formula for broad acceptance.

Tobacco Habit Easily Conquered

A New Yorker author Edward J Gods claims a tobacco or snuff habit can be banished in three days with delightful benefit. His book, mailed free on request, promises calmness, improved health, steady nerves, better appetite, vigor, memory, and efficiency after nicotine leaves the system.

Edward J. Gods Station E New York

Warmth and a Lesson in Uncle Wiggily Tale

A rabbit seeks warmth at Nurse Jane's fire while Uncle Wiggily sends Dr. Possum to Little Jack Horner. Baa Baa the sheep wears the old fur coat to stay warm until spring. The story ends with a moral about hair length.

Jane Uncle Wiggily Dr. Possum Little Jack Horner

Ungrammatical snippet hints at children’s story plans

The fragment hints at a future piece about U Wiggily and Polly Flinders. It mentions a fur cap to keep warm and a playful scene with ink, glue, and a lollypop stick, but remains unclear and whimsical.

U Wiggily Polly Flinders

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