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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1914

Page

9

Oil developers back leasing system in Ferris bill

California oil developers on federal lands urged the House Public Lands Committee to adopt a general leasing system with changes to favor those already in fields. They warned of court congestion from vague preferences and argued for state minded rental proceeds. Interior officials supported the bill as pro industry and consumer safe guarding.

Associated Press Washington California House Public Lands Committee General Leasing System Secretary of the Interior Federal Reclamation Service Interior Department

Alabama Debt Wipeout Plan By State Takeover of Bonds

William J. Harris proposes Alabama assume county and city bonds and refinance them at lower rates to create a sinking fund within 25 years. Special agent H. P. Butler notes counties and towns pay 5–6 percent on borrowings versus 3–4 percent for the state, with large commissions and costs. Massachusetts model cited for sinking funds and statewide guarantees to attract investors.

Alabama William J. Harris Federal Bureau of Census H. P. Butler Census Bureau South Alabama Mobile Butler Pan Item Harris Congress United States Massachusetts Boards of Commissioners

How Thin People Can Put On Flesh

An advertorial claim pitches Sargol tablets as a solution for thin individuals. It asserts digestion and nourishment failures, promises 5 to 8 pounds of fat gain in two weeks, and states Sargol enhances blood with new red cells to carry fat-building material throughout the body. It claims monthly gains of 14 to 25 pounds and notes availability from Van Antwerp Drug Corporation in Mobile with a money-back guarantee.

van Antwerp Drug Corporation Mobile Cinily

Difference Between Selfish Interest and Conviction

A reflection notes that personal aims often resemble true beliefs when driven by strong feelings. The line contrasts self benefit with genuine moral stance, suggesting blurred lines between ego and principle in human motivation.

Chase Warns Against Sneering At Others

A sharp warning: arrogance and sneering invite serious trouble as people react to condescension and bold behavior, stressing consequences for offensive conduct and public response.

New Skin Hair Removal Paste Promises Quick Results

Beauty specialists describe a simple method using dela tone powder and water. The paste is applied to the hairy surface for two minutes, rubbed off, then the skin is washed and dried for smooth results after one use.

Lewis predicts 40000 vote majority for Underwood

State Senator Oscar L. Lewis told an Item representative in Mobile that Congress man Oscar W. Underwood will win the U S Senate seat from Alabama by more than 40000 votes. Lewis opened the Underwood campaign in Mobile county speaking at Grand Bay and planned rallies in Bayou la Batre Toulminville and Whistler with Forney Johnston arranging a major rally on St Joseph Street at 8 p m. Judge N D Denson will speak in support of Underwood at the event.

Oscar L. Lewis Mobile Cawthon Hotel Oscar W. Underwood United States Alabama Senator Lewis Underwood Mobile County Grand Bay Bayou la Batre Toulminville Whistler Hobson Mr. Johnston Forney Johnston Congressman Underwood County Johnston St. Joseph Street N. D. Denson Supreme Court

Henry H. Gibson Dies At 59 In Chicago

Henry H. Gibson a leading hardwoods authority in the United States died in Chicago last night from heart disease before a physician could be summoned. He was 59 and served as president of a company that publishes a trade paper for the lumber industry.

Henry H. Gibson Chicago Gibson

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief

Advertising copy promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, reliable remedy for indigestion and gas. It claims relief in five minutes, strengthens the stomach, prevents recurrence, and urges readers to buy a fifty cent case from any drug store. The tone emphasizes instant transformation and a healthier stomach after use.

Pape

Convict and Pauper Made Goods Move to Senate

The bill barring foreign convict made and pauper made goods from competing with American free labor products passed the house after a partisan contest and was sent to the senate for committee consideration.

Senate Associated Press Washington House

One Mile Creek Harbor Lines to Beadiu

A Mobile mission meeting at 5 PM in the J Lyons office will consider harbor lines at One Mile Creek. Quasiport lines to be taken up and discussed. Attendees include Mayor Pat 37, E G Rickardy, John C O Connell, T Bauer, H H Wefel Jr.

Mobile , Mission J. Lyons Portance Pat 37 E. G. Rickardy John C. O'Connell T. Bauer H. H. Wefel, Jr

Black-Draught praised as cure for dizzy spells and stomach troubles

Fontella Virginia resident W H Ogden, aged eighty three, reports dizziness relief within twenty minutes after taking Thedford’s Black-Draught. He credits his wife with cures for cramps, headache, catarrh and neuralgia, and touts kidney relief as well. The ad extols the liver medicine as reliable and long marketed with growing sales and low cost.

Fontella W. H. Ogden Thedford

Prize name contest for central exposition in The Item

The Central Committee of the Pair Association offers 25 in gold for a name for the fair now in the city. Contest is open to girls under sixteen. entries via coupon mail to the Fair Contest Editor. Ten best names chosen. three additional cash prizes for best twelve word composition.

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