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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1916

Page

22

Zapp and Birsky Debate Preparedness and War Profits

In a wartime era banter, Barnett Zapp argues that a country carrying as much as its rivals would never incur losses, comparing merchants and nations. Louis Krinsky and Brisky chide talk of large armies, insurance, and modern warships, while citing Ford and Roosevelt as contrasts to preparedness.

Zapp Barnett Zapp Wasserbauer Birsky Bright Philospher Louis Krsky Kovno Oder Galicia Mr. Zapp Mr. Ford Roosevelt Ford United States Wall Street Mr. Bryan New York Philadelphia Boston Atlantic City Baltimore Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati Cleveland Sarah Fale Detroit Cramps Paris Navy Department Nebich China Venezuela Hayti

Uncle Wiggily Tricks Game Dog With Molasses Hedgehog Trick

Uncle Wiggily buys toothpicks and molasses for Mrs Littletail and plans a diversion when a dog pursues him. He dumps molasses and sticks toothpicks into his fur to resemble a porcupine, fooling the dog and escaping safe to the burrow house.

Jane Uncle Wiggily Longears Fuzzy Wuzzy Uncle Wiggily Mr. Longears Bunny Wiggily Monkey Doodle Sammie Uncle Wig Ture Moving Pictures

Biloxi Aldermen Receive Yearly Salary in Lump Sum

Biloxi Mississippi January 9 special report says Biloxi aldermen were paid their annual stipend in a single sum of 60 dollars per councilman for services since January 1, 1915. The town also faces a La Grippe epidemic with coast towns affected though no deaths reported.

Biloxi Miss J. W. Hagan la Grippe Pass Christian

Bridges Sues for Divorce in Chancery Court

H. C. Bridges filed suit for divorce from Ola E. Bridges in chancery court on the grounds of voluntary abandonment. The couple were married in Clark County in 1913.

H. C. Bridges Chancery Court Ola E. Bridges Clark County

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