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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1916

Page

2

French Forces Break German Push Near Frise

A wartime report from the Somme front describes French troops attacking German positions at Frise and Herbecourt. Soldiers recount advancing through trenches, bombing, and a counterattack that compelled German reinforcements to retreat after heavy bombardment and shell fire.

Frise Somme Peronne Biaches Flaucourt Herbecourt Friseeir Sagmme Canal

Cure for Itching and Burning Scalp Widespread

A patient suffering from severe scalp itching burning and hair loss reports relief after using Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap. After two large samples the condition cleared in six weeks restoring comfort and sleep.

Local Labor and Fraternal Groups Meet Across Mobile

I O O F and Mechanics Lodge No 69 convene in Whistler and Dauphin streets. Knights of Pythias Ramalah Temple 134 meets at Pythian Castle. Masons Howard Lodge 69 holds 7 30 p m at the Masonic Temple. Various unions gather at Central Trades Council Hall and Government Street. Catholic Knights meet at Mrs Ruffin’s residence 404 Church Street.

Mechanics’ Lodge Whistler, Jr Mobile Council Dauphin St. Emanuel Knights of Pythias—Dramatic Order Knights of Khorhssan Ramalah Pythian Castle Masonic Howard Lodge A. F A. M Masonic Temple Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators Mobile Central Trades Council Mobile Light and Railroad Benevolent Association Government Street Catholic Knights and Ladies of M. E. Henry Ruffin Church Street Machinists Central Trades Council Hall Alabama Odd Fellows International Pressmen and Assistants Union

Mobile Parade Largest Ever Staged in City

A massive Mobile parade marked by a record turnout with a 350 foot United States flag carried by 100 Mobile Elks. Grand Marshal Richard V. Taylor led the procession past Government Street to Bienville Square as city, county, and federal officials joined veterans and school groups. The event featured women and children marching with bands performing stirring music while the crowd sang America at the end.

Free Richard V. Taylor Government Street Duncan Place Drago van Liew Pat J. Lyons Harry Pillans Laz Schwarz Old Mobile Rifle Company Spanish-American War Veterans Association Lyons J. F. Hottel Coast Guard Tallapoosa HB. D. Jones William Williams E. V. Kielhorn Matt Mahomer, Jr Scott United States Mobile Lodge No. 108 B. F. O. Elks New York Chicago New Orleans Daniel T. Jett Broad Street Royal St. Francis Bienville Square Fin Deans America

Immense Mobile Parade Shows Patriotism of Women and Community

The long parade stretched over an hour and a half as countless organizations joined in. More than 125 people from Barker Cotton Mills led a diverse procession with Superintendent J A Rountree and staff. Estimate puts marchers around 15 000 as mobile ministers led by Very Rev Gardiner Tucker passed central streets.

Mobile Barker Cotton Mills Prichard J. A. Rountree Gardiner C. Tucker

Knoxville Affair Still a Mystery

B Luttrell Jr a prominent Knoxville business man was wounded in an uptown shooting. Rush Strong surrendered on felonious assault charges and posted bond for a July 5 preliminary hearing. Both families are prominent and the motive remains unknown.

Knoxville Tenn B. Luttrell, Jr Rush Strong McMillan Bond Strong

Ministers Lead Parade Divisions In Prayerful Close

At the parade end a six minister division formed with Very Rev. G. C. Tucker marshal and pastors from St. Mary's German Lutheran Trinity Episcopal Grace Episcopal Shaarai Shomayim Seamen's Bethel plus Rabbi Alfred G. Moses. The impressive display drew applause along the route.

G. C. Tucker Thomas J. Eaton St. Mary’s Catholic Church H. M. Henning German Lutheran Church

Asking Neighbors About Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy

The passage urges housewives on farms to use their own judgment for illness before calling a doctor and to consult experienced neighbors about Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It promotes sharing experiences among women to learn about the remedy.

Lydia FE. Pinkham

Pershing's Thousands In Line Salute On Fourth Of July

FIELD HEADQUARTERS Mexico July 4. The Fourth of July was celebrated by General Pershing's army with a simple orderly salute. Thousands stood at attention facing the flag as bugles sounded to the colors. The salute was given in olive uniforms with a motionless line then springing to life the moment the last note ended. Field games, baseball, blank cartridges, and firecrackers were not used.

Mexico Columbus Pershing

Snevely Leaves Mobile for New Birmingham Home

Mr. T. B. Snevely longtime figure at W. H. Kemp Motor Co in Mobile and active socially here will move to Birmingham to join Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.

MR. T. B. Snevely Mobile His T. B. Snevely W. H. Kemp Motor Company Birmingham Firestone Tire & Rubber Company

Latoff Surrenders in Embezzlement Case

N A Latoff surrendered at the county jail to answer an indictment charging embezzlement and grand larceny. He posted bond for city court appearance after allegedly stealing a $161 draft and $140 in cash from Mary Hannah. He denies the charges.

N. A. Latoff Latoff Mary Hannah

Eckman's Alterative Promoted For Severe Colds

Medical authorities warn that untreated colds can become chronic bronchial and pulmonary troubles and even fatal. Eckman's Alterative, containing calcium chloride, is claimed to ease symptoms without habit forming drugs and is sold by R. L. Braswell and druggists. Eckman Laboratory, Philadelphia.

Eckman R. L. Braswell Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia

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