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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1913

Page

9

Outicura Soap and Ointment Advertised for Skin Eruption

A Tylertown Miss testimonial praises Outicura Soap and Outicura Ointment for a child’s facial eruption with itching burning and hair loss. The ad claims dramatic scalp improvement after treatment and offers a 32 page Skin Book and a free sample by writing to Cuticura Dept T Boston. Tender-faced men urged to try Cuticura Soap Shaving Stick with free sample.

Tylertown Miss Shamipoo W. J. Cotten Cuticura Dept. T Boston

Bryan Defends Wilsons Stand In China Loan Issue

Secretary of State Bryan arrives in Lincoln and is greeted by lawmakers and the Bryan Club for the birthday dinner. He backs President Wilsons China loan statement as a full, helpful policy benefiting China and U S business interests.

Associated Press Lincoln Neb Bryan State Legislaature Bryan Club Ruth Bryan Owen Dunne Illinois Wilson China United States

Medical Q and A from Dr. Lewis BakerLucent Home remedies

Dayton readers submit health questions about weight gain colds digestion rheumatism and appetite. Dr. Lewis Baker provides specific tablet and tonic prescriptions with directions and cautions for self treatment and advises seeking further free guidance by mail.

Fourth Class Postmasters Resign En Masse

The extension of the classified civil service to include fourth class postmasters has prompted about two thousand resignations since the executive order. Applications pour in at about twenty daily as officials seek replacements and many offices with nominal salaries struggle to attract exam qualified candidates. Incumbents who have resigned will continue to perform their duties until new postmasters are appointed.

Associated Press Washington Civil Service

Poslam Skin Remedies Promoted In Advert

An advertisement touts Poslam for eczema acne barber’s itch and skin troubles with claims of rapid relief overnight for minor problems and notes Poslam Soap helps resist infection and improves complexion. It lists prices 50 cents and 25 cents and offers free samples from Emergency Labor at 32 West 25th Street New York City.

West 25Th Street New York City

Prof Goodnow Accepts China Constitution Advising Post

New York March 20 Prof Frank G Goodnow of Columbia University has accepted a three year appointment as legal adviser to draft the constitution of the new Chinese republic He will also head a legislative drafting bureau and plans to depart for China around April 1 Associate Prof John Bassett Moore will take leave to serve as counsellor to the U S State Department in Washington.

Associated Press New York Frank G. Goodnow Department of Diplomatic Law and Jurisprudence Columbia University Goodnow China John Bassett Moore State Department Washington

Wilson Hints Eliot May Accept London Ambassadorship

At the White House it was said President Wilson may urge Harvard's Charles W. Eliot to reconsider a possible diplomatic post in London. Also noted was John R. Mott of Montclair who declined China minister appointment, with a suggestion he be asked to reconsider. Formal U S recognition of the republic's government could be announced.

Associated Press Washington White House Charles W. Eliot Harvard Wilson Eliot London Taft John R. Mott Montclair N. J China Mott Far East White Hous Republic United States

Monarch cotton mills to expand with 200 more jobs

Union, S. C. March 20 a contract was set for adding 20,000 spindles and 500 looms at Monarch cotton mills at an estimated cost of 600 000 dollars. The plant will have 60,000 spindles and 1 500 looms and require 200 additional operatives.

Associated Press UNION S. C Monarch Cotton Mills

Hatpin Law 10 Enforced in New Orleans

New Orleans police will begin enforcing the hatpin ordinance on Monday. The law bans hatpins protruding beyond hats unless the point is covered. Violators face a fine from one to ten dollars or imprisonment from six hours to five days.

Associated Press New Orleans

Austrian warships bound for Scutari amid provocation

A Vienna dispatch says three battleships an armored cruiser and two torpedo cruisers left Pola early Wednesday in a southerly direction. The move follows the bombardment of Scutari the searching of an Austrian steamer at San Giovanni di Medua and threats against Austrian sailors by Montenegrins. James J Woulfe a New Orleans notary was sentenced to fourteen years for forging mortgage loan notes with irregular transactions totaling about a quarter of a million dollars.

Associated Press London Vienna Pola Scutari San Giovanni di Medua Woulfe Associated New Orleans James J. Woulfe New Orleans

Peru outrages halted as court orders winding up company

London reports a court order for compulsory winding up of the Peruvian Amazon Company after parliamentary disclosures of outrages against native workers. Sir Roger Casement testified that the Arana brothers were responsible and Julius Caesar Arana was removed from his role as liquidator.

Associated Press London Amazon Roger Casement Rio Janeiro Arana Julius Caesar Arana

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