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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1913
Page
7
A veteran keeper outlines practical steps to prevent sore head in flocks, insisting on thorough cleaning, disinfection, sunning coops, and prompt isolation of affected birds. He argues sun and flame-based sanitation deter fungi, notes mosquitoes as vectors, and criticizes poultry books for weak guidance while detailing his own successful methods.
The text notes that store teeth look better than home-grown ones but their rattling sound is discordant. It contrasts artificial teeth with natural or homemade options and highlights the poor acoustic lot of manufactured replacements.
The article notes that a lynching in the Southern states fails to provoke the expected moral outrage among Northern readers, highlighting regional attitudes toward violence and justice.
A fragment notes coughing and germs spreading before symptoms appear. It mentions a brown bottle remedy described as portly and creamy as a suggested remedy. The tone implies light humor about common cold reactions.
An ad fragment touts Ozomullion as a preventive remedy for sharp fall colds. It mentions a 3 oz brown sample bottle and outlets at 48 Pearl St New York, inviting mail requests for further details.
An auctioneer advertises a May 5 sale at 210 St Francis Street opposite Cawthon Hotel offering household goods, china, cut glass, bric a brac, furniture, carpets, and a Singer sewing machine from the Cos tello home. High bids win regardless of original cost with 200 detectives noted nearby for safety.
A brief ad teaser notes 2 300 pieces of cut glass and hand painted Libbey items in a ladies collection. The notice highlights the assortment and implies sale or display context.
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