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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1915

Page

4

New Work for Scientists and County Road Plans

A multi-topic note discusses science aiding plague control, urges cross-field work for sanitary progress, and mentions Etowah county engineers surveying a Sand Mountain road from Gadsden. It also cites Tampa Times on real estate cleanup and reports mosquito complaints in Mobile tied to recent rains while Kansas faces drought.

Etowah County Sand Mountain Gadsden Tampa Times Palmetto

Vacation Habits urged to protect student concentration

Prof M W O Shea of Wisconsin warns that speed mania and dissipation during vacation harm pupils. Teachers and parents should limit distractions and hours for study and recreation, keeping focus for when school resumes. Avoid forgetting past lessons as time away risks losing progress.

M. W. O'Shea University of Wisconsin Mother's Magazine O’shea Wisconsin

Boys at the Front and a Missouri Naturalization Claim

A patriotism focused piece reflects on boys at the front crying for their mothers as they die or suffer, contrasting notional devotion with maternal care and sacrifice. It also criticizes an editor of the News Scimitar for claiming two Missouri legislators sought naturalization and American citizenship upon returning home.

Missouri News Scimitar Missouri Legislature

Hungry Burglar Strikes Larder Twice in City

A hungry burglar invaded a home on Dauphin Street between midnight and dawn, pried open a rear gallery door, and stole $15 worth of groceries from J. Boulet. Fingerprints on a potato salad bowl provided little help to police. The thief had hit T. K. Jackson in Frio-Claire on Wednesday night for groceries as well.

J. Boulet Dauphin Street Fulton T. K. Jackson Fio-Claire

France Expands Mobilization of Munition Plants

Paris July 238 The chamber of deputies passed a law requiring declaration of all metal lathes hydraulic presses and steam hammers over two tons. The mobilization act aims to maximize material efficiency for war, organize numerous plants proposed for munitions, and cut foreign purchases.

Paris Chamber of Deputies

Highwaymen in Yellowstone Plot Abduction of Mormon Leader

Denver report says highway robbers in Yellowstone Park and those tied to the Empey kidnapping in Idaho Falls planned to abduct Joseph Smith head of the Mormon church. J. W. Melrose, aide to Roy O. Come, testified before a federal grand jury about the alleged plan.

Denver Colo Yellowstone Park E. A. Empey Idaho Falls Idaho Joseph Smith J. W. Melrose Roy O Department of Justice Federal Grand Jury New York Poe Kirkwapo

Readers Editorials by Item Requests Input

Public notices invite readers to submit temperate opinions on general matters not partisan. Contributors must sign with name and address and enclosed stamped self addressed envelope for returned rejected copy. The Item will correct its own misstatements but not those of other publications.

Henderson Charles Henderson Weekly Press of Alabama Monroe Journal Trojan Journal Amber

How the World War Began and Contest Gratitude Note

A Chapman Alabama letter from July 20 1915 thanks Mobile Item Company for a Whitney Piano contest prize shipped to Chapman and praises the contest’s straightforward conduct. It accompanies a separate editorial line on aging and birthday celebrations.

Chapman Ala Mobile Item Company Mobile Whitney Mrs T. F. Lowell

Question Box Answers on Presidency and Titanic Crew

The answer notes that Wilson is the 28th elected president serving the 32nd four year term since 1789. It also states the Titanic crew totaled 860 men with no breakdown of engineers or firemen and that firemen had no other duties aboard.

Wilson Ans Horatius

Dandruff Remedies and Mistrustful Theories Discussed

The text questions 2004 remedies for dandruff and notes kerosene is not good for the condition. It lists a historic formula with resorcin, baleam sulphur, vaseline and references Oswego. It also mentions silver polishes from reliable stores and reflects on life’s origins with bleak resignation.

Oewego Nig Ieee

Sinking Claim on Pommern Denied by Berlin Telegram

A Berlin telegraph denies any German warship sunk in the Baltic by a hostile submarine amid reports of the battleship Pommern’s loss. In Detroit, Judge Arthur J. Tuttle ordered the Pere Marquette railroad sold before November 15 with an upset price of $14,000,000 and a total near $42,000,000 when bonds and interest are included.

Amsterdam London Berlin Pommermt Baltic Sea Baltic Séa Detroit Arthur J. Tuttle Pere Marquette

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