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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1915
Page
4
Peete resent.
The piece urges Mobile residents to patronize Mobile made products, pay taxes, and support local charities and schools. It links civic pride to keeping money in Mobile and notes a forthcoming shipbuilding plant at Magazine Point with potential changes to harbor and riverfront lines. Edward W. Hyde options on riverfront property and L and N railroad proximity are discussed as obstacles. An upcoming visit by Mr. Hyde is expected to yield a major announcement.
A writer accustomed to rural stereotypes vacations to the country and discovers that common people are not the uncultured lot he portrayed. He finds misunderstandings about Mobile’s rural residents and learns that many dwellings and lives reflect complexity beyond his earlier views.
The Item alleges that outlying justices issue garnishment against city residents, despite law restricting garnishments to proper jurisdiction. It urges the Chamber of Commerce to investigate and prosecute violators, preserving lawful debt collection and ending nefarious practices.
The U S Public Health Service has set up 164 vaccination stations for about 400000 federal employees. A bulletin warns typhoid fever risk rises with flies polluted water and contaminated food and recommends vaccination as effective protection.
Billie Bughy the squirrel and Jimmie the crow awaken early for adventure before school. They explore the woods and dodge a lurking fox, using a hidden mirror and nuts to outsmart the threat, then head to school as vacation nears.
After six months the second special session adjourned without enacting temperance measures called by Governor Hunt. The Temperance Federation will rely on the constitutional amendment for statewide prohibition. A bill permitting alcohol shipments for medicinal and sacramental use failed to pass.
Windsor Ontario June 29. Citizens reported an aeroplane over the Essex county jail where William Lafler is held on armory dynamiting charges. The Sandwich company of the Twenty-first Essex fusiliers was called out after witnesses said the plane loitered for 15 minutes then disappeared toward Detroit, signaling a possible rescue attempt by Lafler’s Detroit supporters.
Chicago announces a second automobile race to be held in October on the new two mile speedway. The event will cover 800 miles with a $25,000 prize. Several drivers from the prior 500 mile race last Saturday plan to compete.
The column compiles brief Q A items on weather phenomena cooking and painting. It explains waterspouts as a form of whirlwind, gives a marshmallow fudge method, and describes a historic water proofing paint formula used in British navy yards. The tone is instructional and period specific.
At the Empire today the Diamond From the Sky serial headlines with Lottie Pickford and Irving Cummings in complete detail. Helen Holmes stars in The Helen in a railroad life episode. Pictorials cover current events and the Enorean war. Also shown is The Slimnes3 with George Ade style comedy and leads Bushman and Stonehouse.
Crathens will handle cargoes of tropical cattle from New Orleans through the Raffaty Company. The line recently turned down an offer to transport cattle to Mobile due to no available eatin dosn at Mobile. The Crathens steamer, used in the regular cattle trade, will move the livestock while horses previously served in the French army for war purposes.
Attorneys for the Federal League asked Judge Landis to dissolve the injunction restraining Armand former Cincinnati outfielder from playing with the league. The injunction, entered June 22 1914, was on file in the case at the federal court.
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