02 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1913
Page
2
City commission may be asked to supply tetanus serum free at the city hospital after a mobile incident. A young woman lacking funds needed serum. a local resident provided money to obtain it, and the patient appeared to improve though not definitively diagnosed. Details remain with names undisclosed.
If you suffer from bleeding itching blind or protruding Piles send your address and I will tell you how to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial with me from your own locality if requested Immediate relief and permanent care assured Send no Money but tell others of this suffer Write Baer to Mes Ms Sunatem See 8 Moire
Bailey claims to have erased a petition name and inserted Spence Newell in lunacy proceedings for Mr. Cullen. He asserts no impropriety occurred since the document was not yet filed and changes were made on client instruction. He spoke to seek redress and court action in due time.
The February climatology for Mobile records five thunderstorms and multiple frost events with total precipitation 3.40 inches below normal. Notable highs include 77 degrees on Feb 27 and a mean temp of 54 degrees, while barometric pressure ranged from 29.65 to 30.87 inches. Wind favored the north, total movement 5,550 miles, with 31 mph peak from the southwest on Feb 21.
Reports from Mexico detail Maderist forces at Centras Springs and across Vera Cruz Puebla and Mexico states, with 3500 rebels surrendering in Vera Cruz and Puebla. Francisco Villa returns to active rebellion in Sonora while Diaz preparations include a return from exile and a cadet aviation corps. Ambassador Wilson praised for aiding peace, US-Mexico tensions flare briefly over a Vera Cruz shell misfire.
Mobile County Medical Society approved a program for the Alabama Medical Association convention in Mobile on April 15–17. Activities include a ball game visit on April 16, a delegate wives reception that evening, and a noon boat ride on April 17. The arrangements committee is led by Dr. P. J. M. Acker and includes Drs. C. A. Mohr, R. H. von Endorf, C. N. Owen, E. B. H. Maumenee, J. J. Peterson, Gaines, W. We. Jones, and Toulmin.
International News Service reports Baltimore on March 1 where Cardinal Gibbons denounced the hiking suffragettes as noisy and spectacular. He praised quiet, modest work by other women and denied endorsing their cause or urging Congress to hear them. He cautioned the public against equating their sacrifice with Joan of Arc.
In the circuits of Browne court judge Browne the session adjourned sine die. On the Law and Equity Court docket for Monday cases include Barnes and King vs W C Pooley Hammel vs A Lyons Hammel vs Martin Lindsey Grand Rapids Gas Engine and Yacht Company vs Barrel Brothers Gertrude Burdett vs Berenson and Sands Foreign Tool and Machinery vs Henderson Iron Works W P Roberts vs S H Bradshaw. Equity side business Saturday George C Warr vs Ida D Warr submitted on motion for reference. Chancery Court notice George Brue et al vs Mobile Ohio Railroad Company et al set for March 5 and Frank S Cleveland et al vs Mahogany Lamberee Company et al also set for March 5. Adjourned until March 5.
A fragment notes the lack of old coins and scarce spare time devoted to valuing ancient items. It also mentions a dearth of hopeful young men interested in entering the ministry and a sense of disconsolation from that finding.
An observer notes that athletes can make substantial earnings and some manage to save a portion for future needs. The reflection highlights the variability of earnings and the importance of prudent saving.
In Hot Springs Arkansas the Hot GPRIN S Liver Buttons are promoted as the best remedy for constipation sluggish liver and stomach and bowel issues. Physicians prescribe them and visitors use them as a gentle safe regulator allowing replacement of calomel and harsh laxatives. Available from druggists for 25 cents with a free sample offer from Hot Springs Chemical Co.
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