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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1915

Page

8

Canal Zone population declines from peak in 1912

The census reports 31,160 residents in the Canal Zone, down 14,136 from last year. Population peaked at 61,279 in 1912 during American occupation and has steadily fallen since, with the plan to reduce nonessential civilians to exact employes and U.S. military personnel only in effect, except terminal cities.

Associated Press Washington Canal Zone Canal Panama Railroad United States Col. Goethals’ Ramen

Fire on Preston's Hold Forces Beach Stop

Fire in the forward hold of the steamship Preston shortly after leaving Staten bound for Sweden forced Captain Fehr to beach the vessel on a small island. The cargo included cotton oil and cocoa. the blaze was contained within the forward hold after several hours of work.

New York Staten Fehr Éron Preston

Truth About Catarrh Germ Killer Hyomei Ad

An advertisement touts Hyomei as a guaranteed cure for catarrh. It claims the inhaled medicated air, derived from eucalyptus oil and germicidal ingredients, clears nasal passages and throat, destroys catarrh germs, and offers a money back guarantee if no relief. The ad urges readers to visit a local druggist in Mobile Alabama or nearby to purchase the complete Hyomei outfit with a free inhaler.

van Antwerp Mobile Ala

San Blas Tepic Authority Refuse Vessel Clearances

Authorities of San Blas and Tepic refuse to clear merchant vessels for other Mexican ports. The Central and South American Telegraph Company says telegraphic conditions remain normal to South America.

San Blas Tepic Mexican the Central and South American Telegraph Company South America

Vinci advertised remedy helps Sumter man with chronic cough

A Sumter man says Vinci eased his long lingering cough after trying many medicines. He started with half a bottle and, after six bottles, reports his cough gone and overall health improved. The ad credits cod liver and tonic iron, offering a money back guarantee through Van Antwerp's Drug Corporation and Moble, Alabama.

Sumter 8. C Vinci Ingletary van Antwerp’s Drug Corporation, Inc Moble Ala

Sergeant Schreiner Intercedes For Two Boy Celtics

Police Sergeant Charles Schreiner intervened in a recorder court case where two boys Stephen Migikis and James Moore faced disorderly conduct charges. The sergeant persuaded the judge to withdraw the jail sentence, delivering a lecture instead and advising the Greek lad to endure taunts calmly.

Charles Schreiner Recorder's Court Stephen Migikis James Moore Edington Migikis Schreiner Recr

Mi-o-na Stomach Tablets touted as fast indigestion relief

An advertisement claims Mi-o-na tablets restore normal digestion, calm heartburn and gas, strengthen stomach walls, and let readers eat freely. It urges purchasing from Van Antwerp's Drug Corporation in Mobile, Alabama, or other druggists, with a money back guarantee if distress returns.

van Antwerp Drug Corporation Mobile Ala

Rotary Club Debates Docks Extension Resolution Meeting

Mobile Rotary Club led by J Leslie Taylor discusses a draft resolution urging expansion of city docks and terminal facilities. The panel sends the measure back for study and plans to revisit at the next meeting while arranging committees and inviting Rotarians to events.

J. Leslie Taylor Mobile Rotary Club Resolutions Committee J. W. Hunter Armbrecht Matt Mahorner, Jr Rotary Club Mobile City Commission Palmer Pillans E. O. Fowlkes Lee Zimmern Brandon H. W. Taylor Stewart LeBlanc M. D. Kahn Jack Treasury Spokane ‘Ash Stewart LeBlne William H. Monk, Jr Jack Ponder New Orleans Harris Crescent City Rotary Birmingham News Bennett Winona S.S. Brandon

New Barge Line 10 Set to Operate Before May 1

A new barge line on the Warrior river from near Cordova, west of Birmingham, to Mobile, is expected to be in full operation by May 1 if current plans proceed without disturbance. Coal traffic from the Birmingham section to the gulf will precede the main line’s opening.

Warrior River Cordova Birmingham Coal District Mobile Gulf

Eight Hoboes Arraigned for Loitering After Dark

Eight hoboes were arraigned in the recorder's court on Thursday afternoon charged with loitering around the streets after dark in a suspicious manner. They received sentences of five days hard labor each.

Recorder’s Court

Six Day Bicycle Race Leads Tight Pack at Ninth Hour

In Chicago at eight oclock this morning Frank Corry of Australia and Clarence Carman of Jamaica led the six day bicycle race at the ninth hour of the event.

Chicago Frank. Corry Australia Clarence Carman Jamaica

Few Folks Have Gray Hair Now

Fragmentary OCR notes describe hair losing color and luster turning gray and dull. The text references lack of sulfur but is incomplete and unreadable in places, yielding only a partial historical snippet.

Clamor for Austria to confiscate all food stocks

Vienna dispatches report city council and press urging immediate seizure of grain flour and meat to avert catastrophe. The calls blame Hungarian elements and demand action as Austria considers using prisoners of war in field. Also notes bank dispute involving Creelman and Henderson.

Austria Associated Press Venice London Vienna

Bank Manager Denies Debts By Bankrupt Creelman

In Andalusia Alabama on January 29 T H Henderson manager of the First National Bank denied a claim that Charles S Seether or others owed the bank money. The official denial counters rumors of debts connected to the bankrupt Creelman case.

Henderson Creelman Chas. Creelman Andalusia Associated Press Ala T. H. Henderson First National Bank Charles S. Seether Bette

Danderine Promises Dandruff Free Hair Growth

An advertisement touts Danderine claiming rapid dandruff removal and no itching within minutes. It urges women to apply to hair and promises weeks of new, light, fluffy, abundant looking hair with a smooth, glossy appearance.

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