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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1913

Page

4

Mostly and Cheaply Made at Home Pinex Remedy

Recipe claims home preparation of Pinex throat remedy using pine extract in a pint bottle with warm water. Promises quick relief and cost savings, citing millions of housewives using the plan in the United States and Canada. Offers money back guarantee and directs readers to send to The Co. in Fort Wayne, Indiana for purchase.

Norway United States Canada Th Co Ft. Wayne Ind

No superior remedy judged by deeds

Judge a man not by promises but by actions. Cham berlain's Cough Remedy has no superior, with praise across the country. For sale by all dealers.

Merchants Demand Change to New Traffic Ordinance

In Mobile the Dauphin and Royal street merchants protest a ten minute curb parking limit. They urge repeal or modification, arguing overshort limits harm shoppers while cars opposite Bienville Square face no curb time restrictions. One haberdasher calls the rule an outrage and cites prior arrests under the old code.

Royal and Dauphin Street Dauphin and Royal Streets Bienville Square Frank E. Stoll Dauphin Street Haberdasher

Merchants Challenge Short Time Traffic Rule

Isaac Lichtbach of Toggery on St Emanuel and Dauphin streets argues the traffic ordinance harms business since no accidents occurred near Royal. He says ten minutes is too short and the remedy would regulate commerce without criminalizing customer visits. E H Britton, a shoe merchant, agrees the rule is well meant but impractical in theory.

Isaac Lichtbach St. Emanuel Dauphin Streets Mr. Lichtbach Dauphin Street Royal E. H. Britton

Alabama Pie Hunters Will Have To Wait A Bit

President Wilson will not consider Alabama appointments until April 1. Alabama visitors from Washington report postmasters district attorneys and marshals in three main cities, plus the Mobile port collector, await decisions. Most expect incumbents to serve out terms under the policy.

Montgomery Ala Wilson Alabama Washington Mobile

Vaccine Discoverer Freely Teaches Tuberculosis Cure on Return

New York March 11 Dr Frederick F Friedmann plans lectures on his tuberculosis vaccine after returning from Montreal where he demonstrated it He may reveal methods to medical bodies Bellevue Hospital Montefiore Home and Mount Sinai Hospital seek to host demonstrations with Mount Sinai offering free treatment for new TB cases under public health service supervision.

New York Frederick F. Friedmann Montreal Canada Friedmann Bellevue Hospital John F. Anderson Public Health Service Bellevue Friedman Montefiore Mount Sinai Hospital The

Interest Grows in Vital Statistics In Alabama

Dr H G Perry state registrar reports physicians and citizens in Alabama show rising interest in proper birth and death registration after a week visiting county medical societies. He met Clarke county Jackson Wilcox Camden Dallas Selma Marengo Linden societies and plans another trip in April.

Montgomery Ala Alabama H. G. Perry Clarke County Medical Society Jackson Wilcox Society Camden Dallas County Society Selma Marengo County Society Linden

How to Save on Meat Bills

Advice on reducing meat costs notes government reports of lower livestock herds and suggests buying fully trimmed meat. It recommends purchasing a pound with by items removed and steam roasted, marketed as Hoyt's Steam Roasted Meats, to save money and avoid waste.

Hoyt

Mobile County to Bid for State Meeting in Huntsville

The Mobile County Sunday School Association aims to host the 1913 state meeting in Mobile and will send a strong delegation to Huntsville on the fifteenth of next month. The executive committee led by William J. Young has begun a campaign, planning a special train from Mobile and proposing exceptional entertainment, with the train named the President's Special in honor of Robert O. Harris. An important gathering is set for Tuesday night at the Y M C A building.

Mobile County Sunday School Association Mobile Huntsville William J. Young S. P. Gaillard W. P. Roberts J. H. Weinand H. P. McBroom O. D. Dillings G. D. Butler Jes Ro.Harris J. Je Cawthon Mobile County Robert L. Howell Mobile Association Robert O. Harris

Isaacs and Samuel sue Paris Firm in Marconi share case

London March 11 Associated Press says Sir Rufus Isaacs attorney general and Herbert Samuel postmaster general have begun English court proceedings against the Paris firm for alleged handling of Marconi shares and related dealings.

Associated Press London Rufus Isaacs Herbert Samuel Paris Hbel Marconi

Massacre Fears As Scutari Falls Warned By Traveler

A Manchester Guardian letter warns a massacre of Scutari’s population as the Turkish fortress nears capture. The writer cites Montenegrin and Servian siegers boasting of eradicating Lyuma and Rugova tribes and urges Sir Edward Grey to act. The Belgrade paper cited calls for no quarter and leveling the town.

Associated Press London Scutari Manchester Guardian Edward Grey Durazzo Lyuma Rugova Belgrade

Cramer Denies Wife Involved in Baltimore Murder

Chicago March 11 Charles Mr Cramer alias Conway convicted with his wife Lillian Beatrice Ryall Conway of the murder of Sophia Singer of Baltimore said his wife is innocent of involvement and that he has evidence to free her. London March 11 Francis Alexander Korbay singer and composer died here. He taught at the Royal Academy of Music and lectured in New York. born 1846 in Budapest, godson of Liszt.

Cramer Associated Press Chicago Charles Mr. Cramer Conway Lillian Beatrice Ryall Conway Sophia Singer Baltimore Lizst London Francis Alexander Korbay Royal Academy of Music New York Korbay Budappest

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief

Advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as quick relief for sour upset gas and indigestion. It claims the medicine digests food, calms a rebellious stomach, and costs fifty cents for a large case at drug stores.

Pape

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