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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1913

Page

20

Boy 15 Giant to Undergo Brain Surgery

John Michael, 15, towering at six feet seven inches and still growing, will have an unprecedented operation at Medico-Chirurgical Hospital to remove part of the pituitary gland at the base of the brain. Surgeons hope this stops growth to prevent mind impairment and collapse under his size. trials on dogs inspired the approach, while the Penn researchers face cruelty charges.

Goliath Judson Daland Europe University of Pennsylvania

Poslam Promise Soothe Skin Distress and Eczema

An advertisement proclaims Poslam stops itching cools and comforts skin within weeks, curing eczema acne and other irritations while outperforming claims. It notes Poslam and Poslam Soap are sold by druggists with 50 cent and 26 cent prices and offers free samples from Emergency Laboratories New York City.

Emergency Laboratories West 265Th Street New York City

American plays in great demand hits London stage

New York reports growing American play demand as six former New York successes look to London openings next season. London managers seek material. Nat Wills and the Follies headline at the New Amsterdam as audiences await the latest edition.

Ziegfield New York Nat Wills New Amsterdam

Americans Fear London Repeats Broadway Hits Abroad

The article discusses American concerns over London producers staging New York plays such as The Faun Years of Discretion and A Poor Little Rich Girl. It notes past failures like Sir Beerbohm Tree’s Darling of the Gods and urges London managers to study Broadway plays in New York before exporting them.

London Lic New York Belasco Sir Beerbohm Tree Selasco Tree

Wilson nominates consuls and ministers in new slate

President Wilson announced nominations naming Phillip Holland of Tennessee as consul at Basel Switzerland. He also named John D. O'Rear of Missouri and Henry Van Dyke of New Jersey as ministers to Bolivia and The Netherlands Luxemburg respectively. United States attorneys for Western Louisiana George W. Jack and Eastern Tennessee Lewis M. Coleman were also nominated.

Washington Wilson Basel Switzerland Phillip Holland Tennessee John D. O’rear Missouri Bolivia Henry van Dyke New Jersey Netherlands Luxemburg United States Western Louisiana George W. Jack Lewis M. Coleman

Uniform grading system sought for cotton seed oil

Government bureau of standards aims to establish a uniform grading system for cotton seed oil. I G Priest announced the effort to the Society of Cotton Products Analysts convention in Chicago.

Chicago Government Bureau of Standards I. G. Priest Bureau the Society of Cotton Products Analysts

Follies of 1913 Captures Broadway Summer Glitz

The New York summer edition of Follies arrives at the New Amsterdam with a starry lineup. Bert Williams is absent but Frank Tinney, Leon Errol, and a vivid chorus headline fourteen New York set pieces with fashionably scant costumes. Jose Collins leads a brunette chorus and Elizabeth Brice, Rose Dolly, and Misses Kelly, Jerome, Carlton, Chatelaine, Pennington dazzle in lively scenes and exotic venues.

York London Barrie Maughm Pinero Golsworthy Chambers New York Harbor New York Theatre New Amsterdam Bert Williams Frank Tinney Anaes Williams Leon Errol Broadway Jose Collins Elizabeth Brice Rose Dolly Martin Brown Ethel Kelly Florence Jerome Evelyn Carlton Stella Chatelaine Ann Pennington McAlpin Bryan Park New York Public Library Gatun Dam Panama Palais

Quits pulpit to practice law in Georgia

Dr. Dent Atkinson, longtime Presbyterian minister and chautauqua speaker, quit preaching, changed from Republican to Democrat, and passed a Georgia bar exam. An English-born scholar with a PhD from Illinois and Harvard diploma, he plans to locate in Atlanta in September to practice criminal law or corporate law before state and federal courts.

Griffin Dent Atkinson Republican Party Democratic Georgia Robert T. Daniel Flint River Dr. Atkinson University of Ilinois Harvard Ohio Northen University Hig Aulsata Atkinison

Wilson sticks to Glass bill urging Congress to act

President Wilson reaffirms support for the Glass currency bill and tells Democratic lawmakers on the House banking and currency committee that the constitution gives him the right to recommend legislation. He says he is justified in urging the measure now before them.

Earthquake Toll Reported in Tirnova and Gornia-Orohovitza

Reports from Sofia on the Bulgaria quake say hundreds killed in Tirnova with many buildings destroyed at Gornia-Orohovitza. Shocks continue.

Sofia Bulgaria Tirnova Gornia-Orohovitza

Guaranteed Eczema Remedy Advertisement Claim

Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment is promoted as a long used physician formula guaranteed to cure eczema and other skin eruptions. A Bath reader claims twenty five years of struggle ended by the ointment. Available from druggists or by mail at 50 cents from Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis and Van Antwerp Drug Corporation.

Price 50c. Chemical Co Philadelphia St. Louis van Antwerp Drug Corporation

Keep Chickens Strong by Exercise and Dry Feeding

The article argues leg weakness in chicks stems from lack of exercise and overreliance on wet mash. It urges making chicks scratch and work for feed, using dry grain and forage, and cutting mash to build bone and muscle. It also covers mite control with kerosene and axle grease and warns against overfeeding mash.

Willie Mr. Stomach Garden of Eden Suse

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