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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1913
Page
2
The Dreamland cinema presents Jack's Joke and The Temptation of Faust this week. Viewers praised the lifelike synchronization and performances, with the theater touting high moral, thoroughly entertaining programming and strong audience turnout.
In Monroe Park a puzzling cave scene titled Caving Pictures invites visitors to explore open air voids. The display hints at underground spaces and the danger of unseen drops as viewers move through the exhibit.
International News Service reports the Nas tiemal horse show opened in Washington with great spectacle and applause. Distinguished entrants include Miss Weaner Wilsem and her cousin, whose thrilling feats drew society’s praise.
The House approved the wool schedule amid debate over wool duties with remarks from Rep Garner and critics like Sinnett. The Underwood bill proposes a 34 percent duty on wool products, while Payne offered an alternative protecting farmers and addressing various grades and ad valorem rates.
MAB OF NEW YORK offers a free visit brochure to readers planning a trip to the Big City. Request by mailing your address to Hotel Southern at 203 W 34th St, New York City.
Call meeting of Mobile Ship Carpenters at J. R. Seckler at 646 South Conception Street on May 3, 2913 at 7:30. J. R. Lockler, President. Texas League results show San Antonio and Dallas with rain. Galveston 3 Fort Worth 2. Houston 1 0. Austin 4 3. Waco 3 Beaumont 3.
In the Cotton States set of results Pensacola defeated Selma 6 to 2 while Clarksdale lost to Meriding 3 to 11 and Columbus downed Jackson 3 to 2.
The ad claims PAZO ointment cures itching without relief and promises refund if it fails. It states relief for blind, bleeding, or protruding piles in seven to fourteen days and urges readers to seek a druggist’s assistance.
A call invites readers to earn money by writing winning jingles. It directs attention to a double page of jingles in the issue and instructs to look for the alphabet to participate.
Miss Helen Weedrow Bunes arrived late and unescorted, barred at the grand stand until identified by friends Miss Katherine Elkins and William Hunt. Guests included the Russian ambassador Mme Bakmetielf and Belgian minister, while Miss Elkins rode in class 34 with Arthur White. Desha Allems rode astride with breeches and derbies, earning an audience shout as Joseph Teller cup carried. Billy Hitt on Bit King earned a flower from Miss Katherine Wilkins as her box cheered.
BueRien's Arnica Salve billed as best remedy for skin diseases and bruises. A user report claims one box aided a serious skin ailment after other remedies failed. Only the remedy recommended by a company named Yan aatery Drug Corp.
The fragment hints at a payment offer titled There’s Money LW II with a directive to read a double ee sequence and promises payment for writing or typing tasks. It provides no clear names, dates, places, or organizations.
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