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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1914

Page

3

Professional Mothers Face Income Loss If Court Reform Passes

In New York, March 14, Associated Press says a bill reorganizing criminal courts could force many gray-haired women earning about 25 dollars weekly as professional mothers to seek other work. Magistrate Henry W. Herbert notes these women aid pickpockets by posing as mothers, causing delays as cases move to special sessions court and victims often drop charges to avoid harming the offender.

Associated Press New York Mareh Henry W. Herbert Women’s Municipal League Special Sessions Court Herbert

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief

Advertising copy touts Pape's Diapepsin as fast relief for indigestion gas and stomach misery. It claims the product regulates weak stomachs in five minutes and encourages taking a fifty cent case for home use as a safe effective remedy.

Pape

Harvard Opens Dormitories and Feeds Poor Men

Harvard president Abbott Lawrence Lowell argues the university will democratize, opening dorms for 1 a week and offering low cost board while students earn funds through work. MIT president Maclaurin praises the Harvard Tech alliance, calling it a landmark educational movement. A New York suffragist action to address street cleaning provokes a police confrontation.

Chicago Harvard Abbott Lawrence Lowell Harvard Club of University” Club Sons of “Fair Richard Cockburn Maclaurin Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lowell Blackstone Hotel Technology Clubs Maclaurin University Club Mary Donelly New York New ‘York Third Avenue Thirtieth Street Kinney Miss Donelly

Dope Addict Despondent Man Dies By Suicide In Birmingham

Coroner in Birmingham reports L. Glover died by suicide after failing to obtain cocaine or morphine. He went to a cheap rooming house and blew out his brains, leaving needles and syringes at the scene. Authorities note a city crackdown on cocaine and morphine sales as the motive.

Birmingham Ala Spain L. Glover Glover

How to Prevent Bilious Attacks

Advice on preventing bilious attacks by taking three Chamberlain's Tablets at first symptoms. Describes appetite loss and dullness as signs. Recommends purchase from Van Antwerp Drug Corp. and other dealers.

Chamberlain van Antwerp Drug Corp

Alumni Visit Delivers Look at Gary Mills and Steel Industry

Several hundred Tech alumni attended an informal dinner at the University club then traveled to Gary Ind to inspect United States Steel mills and related plants. They returned for a tango tea at the Blackstone and listened as President Maclaurin discussed new arrangements among Eastern educational institutions.

Vail Norman Hapgood Harper's Weekly Yale Lowell Chicago University Club Gary Tech Ind United States Steel Corporation Blackstone Maclaurin

Rev W Cary Drives Mobile County Roads Campaign

Rev W Cary, field agent of the Alabama Good Roads Association, aims to sign 150 to 200 new members in Mobile County before departing. The list of Mobile life members includes H G Ashley and many others. the group seeks state action to authorize convict labor funding for road work or convicts’ labor money to be directed to roads.

J. W. Cary Alabama Good Roads Association Mobile County Mobile H. G. Ashley H. G. Barclay BE. J. Buck John T. Cochrane Frederick Jompson George Fearn Jr. Heyman Kriel Dr. G. BE. Gavin Adam Glass Association

Six Suffragettes Smash McKenna Residence Windows

A six-woman militant suffrage group attacked Reginald McKenna's ground floor windows in Westminster using hatchets and hammers. They were arrested as they left, pleaded guilty, and received two months with hard labor.

Associated Press London Reginald McKenna Federal Square Westminster McKenna Westminister Mr. McKenna Boadicea

Hibernia Life Insurance Sold to Home Insurance

The sale of Hibernia Insurance Company of Louisiana to Home Insurance Company of New York is complete. Home takes over between 8.5 and 10 million dollars of Louisiana life policies. Hibernia, organized in 1871, had 200000 capital and 263000 surplus with stock valued at 261 a share.

Associated. Press New Orleans Hibernia Insurance Company Louisiana Home Insurance Company New York Hibernia

Shriners Return From Longest Pilgrimage in History

One hundred fifty nobles of the Mystic Shrine arrived in Seattle from Manila where they installed 150 novices under the Nile Temple. The pilgrimage began December 30 and covered major Orient ports. The party included families, totaling 250 persons.

Associated Press Seattle Wash Mystic Shrine United States Canada Manila Nile Temple Orient

Saved from the Grave Lydia Pinkham remedy praised by Adrian woman

A Adrian Michigan woman describes severe weakness and backache then credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after three months of use. The notice promotes the product as a trusted remedy for common female ailments.

Adrian, Mich Lydia E. Pinkham Alonzo E. Baker Tecumseh St Adrian Mich Wes

Ambiguous political appeal for House seat support

Voter outreach text seeks support for a House of Representatives candidacy. The message emphasizes public service and decent citizenship within the state. It reflects generic campaign tone without clear candidate names, dates, or concrete platform details.

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