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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1914

Page

3

Assures L and N Cooperation for County Fair

G A Park agent of the Louisville Nashville Railroad told Mobile leaders the railway will cooperate with the central fair committee from start to finish. He predicted 25 000 cars of citrus fruit in four years and said the road will aid marketing by daily price wires and crop grafting oversight. Park praised plans for an inn and farm teaching program and pledged three of the railroad’s best men to the effort.

Central Fair Committee Louisd Nashville Railroad G. A. Park Mobile Mitton H. Smith Park Battle Se Parsons Commission

How to Look Years Younger with Mer Wax

An ad touts mer wax as a facial treatment to erase age signs within days. It claims the wax removes faded outer skin to reveal younger-looking skin underneath. A recommended wash lotion blends saxolite and witch hazel to reduce wrinkles and firm the skin.

British commander warned resignations would topple monarchy

The commander-in-chief in Ireland warned that ongoing resignations of officers who refused to fight Ulstermen would collapse the English army and the monarchy within six months. It is said this statement spurred King George to intervene in the home rule controversy.

Ireland George

Park pledges railway aid for Mobile exposition plan

Mr Park asserts cooperation among Mobile residents landowners and railways can salvage cut-over lands by an exposition with farm demonstrations and homeseekers trips. He notes Mobile business leaders are actively studying the problem and promises two railway officials to assist with the effort and visitor support.

Park Louisville and Nashville Mobile Mr. Park

Eckmans Alterative Promoted For Lung Troubles

A long letter touts Eckmans Alterative as effective for throat and lung issues including bronchitis asthma and stubborn colds. The testimonial cites a Glasgow Junctions resident’s six month cough improvement after a week and several bottles. The ad notes no narcotics or habit forming drugs and lists Braswells Drug Store as a seller with the Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia for more information.

Eckman James Deering Glasgow A. C Bettersworth Braswell Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia

Threefold State of Man Sermon At Oakdale Baptist

Evangelist Curtis Shugart opened a sermon series at Oakdale Baptist Church on The Threefold State of Man. He quoted Psalms and spoke of the natural lost state and the heavenly state enabled by grace. Services will run this week and next with two sessions daily at 3 pm and 7 30 pm.

Curtis Shugart Oakdale Baptist Church Mr. Shugart Shugart

Personal notices from Mobile and Pensacola

Mr John P McKay recovering rapidly after surgery at the Southern Infirmary. Frank P Bare a Los Angeles building contractor visits Pensacola to see his brother and study the Satsuma orange industry. Rev Charles J Hyde after a two month visit to Mobile returns home to Chattanooga. Judge Kirk Monroe of the Escambia Florida criminal court of record spends several days in Mobile.

Mobile Frank P. Bare Los Angeles Cal Pensacola Fla Charles J. Hyde Government-street Presbyterian Church Chattanooga Tenn Kirk Monroe Criminal Court of Record Escambia County

City feed contract awarded to G. Mertz & Co over rival bidder

The city commission awarded the feed contract to G. Mertz & Co. Monday afternoon, over Ziliak & Schafer Milling Co. Hay sold at 21.75 per ton, corn 0.82 per bushel, catn 0.49 per bushel, bran 1.44 per bushel.

City Commission G. Mertz & Co Ziliak & Schafer Milling Company

Rehearing for Clark Saloon Case Set for April 2

John M. Clark owner of a saloon at Commerce and Conti streets seeks a rehearing. The Mobile excise commission suspended a thirty day closure order after finding liquor was sold to a man with known intemperate habits. The hearing is scheduled for April 2 at 10 30 a m.

Clark John M. Clark Commerce and Conti Excise Commission of Mobile

California Syrup of Figs Ad Warns Mothers About Laxatives

A vintage warning urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for constipation in children. The ad claims the remedy acts quickly, promises gentle cleansing, and warns to avoid counterfeit syrups while insisting on buying from the California Fig Syrup Company with clear directions for all ages.

California California Fig Syrup Company

Sin the One Evil theme of St. Joseph mission sermon

Rev. Father McCreary preached on Sin the One Evil at St. Joseph's Catholic church Monday night. He warned that sin blinds judgment and corrupts the sense of right and wrong, tracing its spread from Adam and Eve to the present day. The sermon Tuesday will discuss The Closing Scene in Human Life.

Father McCreary St. Joseph's Catholic Church

Dr Havard Docketed For Furious Driving In Theodore

Dr H D Havard of Theodore surrendered at police headquarters Monday afternoon and was docketed on a charge under section 35 of the state automobile law. He is accused of driving No 5260 at a furious speed on the Bay Shell road Sunday, striking a buggy with John H Farmer and Theodore Santerie aboard. Mrs Jacobson, struck when the buggy overturned, improved Tuesday morning. only she was seriously injured.

H. D. Havard Theodore Havard Crenshaw Bay Shell Road John H. Farmer John &. Jacobson Jacobson

Birmingham trip fare listed for Southern League opener

A transportation notice offers $3.50 rail fare to Birmingham on April 13 via L. and N. for travelers to attend the Southern League season opening.

Birmingham Southern

Hobson to Address Mobile Voters From Bienville Square

Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson, U S Senate candidate, will speak to Mobile county voters at Bienville Square on Wednesday at 8 PM. If rain, the talk moves to Temperance Hall. He arrives that morning from Greenville Alabama and will be based at the Cawthon Hotel for the day.

Richmond Pearson Hobson United States Senate Mobile County Bienville Square Temperance Hall German Relief Captain Hobson Mobile Greenville Ala Cawthon Hotel

Pickens Arrested on Embezzlement Charge in Mobile

Chief Field Deputy Sheriff Dennis Lynch arrested David Pickens Monday night on embezzlement charges and jailed him in Mobile county jail. Peter Martin, saloon owner at Palmetto and Royal, files complaint alleging Pickens received a five dollar bill and did not return it.

David Pickens Field Dennis Lynch Mobile Peter Martin Palmetto and Royal Streets Pickens

Notaries Della Purifoy and Samuel Browne Qualified

Della Purifoy and Samuel O Browne were appointed notaries public and filed their bonds in probate court on Tuesday, qualifying them to serve in the city.

Della Purifoy Samuel O. Browne

Marriage Licenses Issued for Two Couples

Marriage licenses were issued Monday afternoon to Dee Bryan and Maimie McClendon, and to Harry Pedersen and Catherine Nolen. The notice notes a fee of 3.59 dollars to Birmingham with an April 13 date and L as issuing official.

Dee Bryan Mamie McClendon Harry Pedersen Catherine Nolen

Carmen Opera Lecture at Grafonda Parlors

Mrs. Erwin Craighead will narrate Bizet's Carmen with record excerpts matching the opera’s dramatic sequence. A Columbia Grand Grafanola will accompany the performance at the Smith Piano Company with Columbia records. The Metropolitan Opera Company plans a brief Atlanta season opening April 27 featuring Carmen.

Grafonda Smith Piano Company Georges Bizet Erwin Craighead Columbia

Eastern Roads 10 Be Heard Further On Rate Increase

The Interstate Commerce Commission granted railroad requests to hear final testimony on a proposed five percent freight rate increase. Erie Vice President G F Brownell urged immediate action citing sharply falling railroad revenues and operating income in 1913–14, arguing public interest requires early disposition of the case.

Associated Press Washington Harlan Interstate Commerce Commission Brownell Erie Railroad Interstate Commerce Committee Eastern Railroads G. F. Brownell Central Freight Association

Lord Working Out Hard These Day Gull Mogul Pushing Team

Mobile reports good weather as Manager Lord and his squad drill on the diamond. Lord is in peak condition and ready to enter as pinch hitter or fielder when needed. Training this week aims to reduce sore arms and boost performance.

Lord Mobile

Small Boy Reported Missing in Freight Car Incident

In Pensacola Florida Salvatore Labrattolo a five year old boy living with his parents on the Western Bay Show has been missing since Saturday afternoon. Sightings of a boy in a boat are believed to refer to his older brother. Dock workers claim to have seen a sixty five year old man board cars bound north. investigators fear the child may have been asleep inside a car when it was sealed for shipment.

Pensacola Fla Salvatore Labrattol Western Bay G. F

Population Estimate for Mobile by Polk Stirs Debate

The article reports conflicting population figures for Mobile in 1910 to 1913. Polk and associates claim Mobile's population around 68,575, citing a tally of 27,420 adults multiplied to reach 68,676, with a suggested 1,988 increase for the year. The piece notes uncertainties in the math and methodology.

Mobile Messia Polk & Their Adulta Econdua Mobile Polk Py

Dodson’s Liver Tone Advertisement Hints Health Aid

An ad touts Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe mild vegetable remedy for bilious attacks and constipation. It claims the product stimulates the liver without violence, suits adults and children, tastes pleasant, costs 60 cents, and offers money back if not beneficial.

Dodson

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Perth Auto Sales CO St. Michael Street Bell 212 FORD King George Sir Arthur Paget Ayer Lowell Evangelist Shugart Oakdale Baptist John P. McKay Southern Infirmary FR. M’creary ST. Joseph Mission DR. Havard Mrs. Jacobson Hobson Temperance McKee U. S Erie Oyster Co W. Cor Royal and Church Sts H. Holcombe, Jr Dan F. Petty W. T. Goubil Dauphin Street HOME BELL Aia W. B. Corset Sale Polk Conttains Mrs. Erwin Craighead Carmen Bizet Grafonola Tncinnati New York City Ticket Office South Royal St H. E. Jones, JE
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