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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1914
Page
5
In New York the White Star line said the Olympic winter sailings ended earlier than usual due to low passenger numbers on the last trip. The Cunard liner Lusitania remains the only large trans Atlantic liner in service.
The Very Rev Gardiner C Tucker rector of St John’s Episcopal church plans a sugar party for the poor on Friday night. Admission is one package of sugar per person and a dance will follow at St John’s chapter house under the charity chapter. Sugar donations will be distributed to needy beneficiaries of the church work.
An old health ad explains colds arise from a disordered blood state rather than weather. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as strengthening due to medicinal fats that boost blood and resistance, asserting it is free from drugs or alcohol and produced by Scott & Bowne of Bloomfield, New Jersey.
New Orleans Nov 6 The holographic will of Mrs Mary R Miles dated March 15 1910 provides for debts and leaves two plantations Good Hope and Black Bayou in Holmes County Mississippi with improvements to her nephew Rev J M Kellogg. He is executor and receives about 100000 in fortune along with other bequests to John Blake Kellogg and Charlotte F Kellogg. General William R Miles widow lived in Mississippi and New Orleans.
The Norwegian steamship Viking joins Seeberg Steamship Company expanding its southward trade. Viking of 1148 tons will soon have wireless and carries 40 passengers with ample cargo space.
Deputy Collector N. O. Smith returned from Cullman county after a moonshine raid twelve miles east of Cullman. He arrested Will New and his two sons at work there and they were bonded to appear before the next federal grand jury.
Advertises Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a gentle laxative for children with sour stomachs and sluggish bowels. Claims no nausea or griping and promotes a healthy liver and bowels. A 10 cent box is available in drug stores with full directions for children and adults.
Atlanta November 6 Tech and Auburn brace for a tight clash with the Jackets slightly heavier overall. Tech's backfield advantage, rough line comparisons, and veteran status on Auburn shape the expected battle as local wagers float around a close score and potential scoring bursts by both teams.
Joseph E. Jackson, 24, a real estate firm collector, died by gas asphyxiation in his Birmingham apartment after sealing off exits and blocking windows. Neighbors reported a gas odor. investigators found no suicide note. He left a widow and a four month old daughter. a brother survives.
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