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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1914
Page
7
The article argues railways should pursue common ownership and coordinated administration to reduce waste from parallel lines, expand traffic through joint ventures and specialist departments, and align with public regulation while preserving regional management to avoid unwieldy central control.
The Drama League examined fifty five productions this winter and found fifteen fit for the regular list with four extras. The selections overlap with the Drama Society, notably The Will and The Legend of Leonora, signaling strong concordant judgment across organizations.
Mrs. Elmer Hatch of Peru Indiana reports rapid relief from rheumatism using Chamberlain's Liniment. She endorses it to others and notes availability in 25 and 60 cent bottles from all dealers.
Mrs. H. G. Cleveland of Arnold Pennsylvania reports long stomach trouble with sour stomach and bloating. She says two bottles of Chamberlain’s Tablets cured her and they are for sale by all dealers.
Madame Moselle opened at the Shubert Theatre as a lively musical comedy with a tinkle and leg pantomime tone. A backstage incident occurred when Jack Henderson struck partner Helene Nivitia with a whip, drawing blood and causing a nose injury on opening night.
Marguerite Gibson, star of Vitagraph, offers an explanation for the large number of acclaimed actresses from California. She says Western girls are trained early in riding and handling horses, shaping their future in film. Bathing parties and related social scenes are touched on in her remarks.
Max Addler and Company present Leo Adde and the Olympia Opera Company at Dreamland in Mobile with The Beggar Prince. The revival marks eight years since Mobile audiences last saw the Gilbert and Sullivan work. A full operatic orchestra, special scenery by Tams, and New York costumes accompany a redecorated Dreamland easing patrons into a premier family theatre experience. Reserved seating and Monday matinee sales begin 9 a.m. The Dream Woman four part feature returns with sensational realism and psychological fear as Nemesis haunts the hero in a dramatic tale adapted from Wilkie Collins.
An ad claims Dr. King's New Discovery cured Jennie Flemming of New Dover after three years of coughing. It urges readers to buy a 60 cent bottle to stop coughs throat and lung trouble with relief or money back. Also mentions Bucklen's Arnica Salve for pimples.
Store showcases include Genuine Impo Swiss Cheese Boiled Ham and Roast Beef among a broad Delicatessen selection. Customers can also find a variety of deli items to complete their basket.
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