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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1916

Page

3

Student Soldiers Show Efficiency at Fort Oglethorpe Camp

May 5 Fort Oglethorpe Ga Good progress marked the Southern military training camp as school drills continued. Cavalry and artillery units formed with about one third of each company in instruction. Captain Herman Koehler of West Point directed a troublesome company to quick, disciplined movement, stressing cadence and enthusiasm.

Fort Oglethorpe Herman Koehler Military Academy West Point Koehler

Testimonial praises Cardui for women health

Mrs. L C Heinmann of Washington Street Columbia says Cardui improved her health after years of illness during the change of life. She credits testimonials in the Ladies Birthday Almanac and five bottles of Cardui for her recovery and urges others to start taking it today.

Columbia D. C L. C. Heinmann Washington St Cardui

German reply on submarine warfare to U S note

The German note delivered by Foreign Secretary Jagow to Ambassador Gerard rejects blanket indiscriminate destruction, states restraints on submarine warfare, and cites attempts to align with international law while protecting neutrals and noncombatants. It preserves rights to continue warfare against enemy trade.

Berlin Sayville N. Y Gottlieb von Jagow Gerard United States James W. Gerard Sussex

German navy wartime doctrine admits possible errors in orders

The German government states it cannot doubt orders were given in good faith though errors occurred. It says errors cannot be avoided in naval warfare and that neutral persons and goods face unavoidable dangers when entering combat zones even in cruiser operations.

German warnings on mine dangers cited by government

The German government repeatedly warned of mine dangers causing ship losses and proposed several measures to the United States government to address the issue.

The Promise of Blood Cleansers For Spring Skin

An advertisement extols a blood cleansing remedy as the cure for spring skin infections and and asserts external lotions cannot cure bloodborne conditions. It claims the medicine acts internally to purify blood, heal skin, and treat cases like scrofula and blood poison, urging readers to contact a medical department.

German reply on war conduct cites British actions in WWI

The German government reiterates that Britain sparked the war by ignoring international law and harming neutrals, while Germany defends its submarine warfare as a necessary act of self defense in a brutal struggle for national existence.

United States Germany

German reply to British submarine war policy

The German government reiterates regret that humanity shown to submarine warfare victims is not matched for civilians in Britain. It accuses Britain of denying international law and threatens to retaliate if Britain does not adopt wartime rules. It cites U S attempts to mediate and condemns Britain for bunker coal sanctions on neutrals.

United States Great Britain

German view on U S war policy and hopes for peace

The German government argues the United States can confine the war to armed forces but suspects Washington protests Germany more than Britain’s. It claims Allies receive U S war material and asserts Germany repeatedly offered peace with safeguards for its interests, blaming delay on others after twenty one months of conflict.

Germany Europe

Amateur Night at the Columbia Theatre Tonight

Amateurs perform at the Columbia Theatre followed by a dancing contest after the Jewell Kelsey production Her Marriage Vow. Local venue schedules indicate a lively show lineup with community participation.

Columbia Theatre Jewell-Kelsey

Germany US seek peace as war zone tensions rise

A German note to the United States outlines efforts to limit World War I hostilities to combatants and preserve freedom of the seas. It states Germany will not sink neutral ships without risk to human lives if they resist, and argues Britain must follow international law for neutrality. The government expresses confidence in Washington’s stance on restoring sea freedom.

United States Germany

United States Demands Observance of International Law

The note states the U S government will seek removal of impediments to mutual cooperation toward maritime freedom and will insist Britain observe prewar international law. If goals fail, Germany may face a new situation preserving its own liberty of decision. The undersigned renews assurances to the American ambassador.

United States

Blairmore Steamship Heads to Mobile for General Cargo

The British steamship Blairmore from England passed Sand Key Thursday and is expected in Mobile Saturday to load a general cargo. Blairmore is consigned to Louis Donald & Co.

Blairmore England Sand Key Mobile Louis Donald & Co

Eckman Alterative Promoted For Tuberculosis Care

Advertisement urges attention to diet, rest and fresh air for tuberculosis and credits Eckman’s Alterative with beneficial results. Stresses the remedy is easily assimilated, non habit forming, and sold by R L Braswell and leading druggists from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.

Eckman R.L. Braswell Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia

Shriners Prepare for Supreme Council Meeting

H B Jones of Mobile and Ohio Railroad arranged a special train from Meridian to transport Hamasa Temple members to the Supreme Council meeting in Buffalo this July. Abba Temple Mobile also plans a first special train. Myron T Sprague, head of the Mobile shrine arrangements committee, works to mobilize over 200 members for the pilgrimage.

H. B. Jones Mobile and Ohio Railroad Company Meridian Jones Hamasa Temple of Shriners Supreme Council Buffalo Abba Temple Mobile Myron T. Sprague

Two Dances at Daphne In Alabama School Event

The Daphne Normal School of Daphne Alabama will host a Saturday afternoon dance in the school assembly hall and a night dance at Yuille's pavilion. The steamer Daphne departs the foot of Dauphin Street at 10 o'clock Saturday morning.

Daphne Daphne Normal, School of Daphne Ala Yuille’s Dauphin Street

Dr Kings New Life Pills Advertised As Liver Aid

An advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as effective liver and digestion aid with no griping or nausea. It claims the pills improve bowel movement and overall feeling, priced at 25 cents in druggists.

Dr. King

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Oglethorpe Military Training Camp South Carolina Queen Theatre Mutual U. S Peoples Bank Ames Britain Law Oes Mobile Electric Co Shriners Mobile Gas Co Frank Nicholas Pure Food Store Westfield Walter A. Buehrer Milwaukee Mr. Schlitz Seay N Bea Hickey & Lyons
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