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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1914
Page
5
Richard Warfield of Washington DC lists his Masonic ties and membership in a Constantinople lodge as part of a Near East masonry story. He notes connections to broader Masonic activities and colleagues in the region.
The advertisement promotes HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS as the best gentle cure for constipation and sluggish liver. It claims to purify blood, relieve headaches and bilious symptoms, and improve skin. Women are urged to use the chocolate coated pills with a money back guarantee and a free sample from Hot Springs Chem. Co.
Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson urged opening school houses to the public as social centers, calling the movement the fundamental principle of democracy. Also tonight in Washington a Masonry talk by Turkey at the Temple drew nearly 200 Masons and visitors, with Warfield sharing questions and answers about Masonry in the Orient.
The passage argues that liberty paths lead to peace, with business and government aligning. It notes longstanding public opinion shaping policy, hostility to monopoly, and business leaders yielding to a shared national interest in lawful reform and broader prosperity.
A personal account chronicles a successful treatment for facial and body hair removal after prior failed remedies. The writer credits a chemist professor from an English university with a simple effective method and invites others to request full details by sending name and a two cent stamp for return postage.
Excerpts juxtapose a quack health claim about Podolax and bile cleansing with a political sermon on interstate trade, holding companies, private ownership, and legal reform. The text mixes medical rhetoric about cleansing bile with critiques of monopolies and calls for clear statutes and fair private suits.
Resolutions praising Rep. W J MacDonald for backing a federal probe into the northern Michigan copper miners strike were adopted by three Western Federation of Miners locals. The messages were sent to MacDonald and to the house rules committee, lauding his stance and condemning party members who urged retracting his statement that constitutional government no longer existed in the copper country.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims relief in five minutes regardless of foods eaten, with immediate soothing of sour belching gas and bloating.
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