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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1915
Page
10
Saloni ki reveals a warlike mood as ships from France Britain Italy and Romania negotiate a guarded harbor entrance. A polyglot crowd of troops and refugees fills the quay while Greek Turkish Jewish and Levantine residents mingle under patrols and nightly lights dim.
An article explains colds stem from disordered blood or missing nutrients, not just weather. It urges fat-rich foods in changing seasons and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a strength builder free of drugs, sold by Scott & Bowne in Bloomfield, New Jersey.
A nameless wife confesses to a trusted little book about an anonymous letter alleging her husband Dick Waverly's drinking and numerous affairs. She debates exposing him, vows prohibition as salvation, and contemplates divorce while clinging to love and fear.
Rice, new to football this year, starred at full back in the Spring Hill win over Howard. Fromherz, sidelined with a broken hand, fought to stay calm as coaches kept him from rushing in. Howard’s Price showed grit, breaking up passes and helping limit a larger score. The Hillians rallied after a rough first quarter, aided by key plays from E O Dowd Hastings Boudousquie Rice and Ching. The crowd at Monroe Park set a record for a football game. Monroeville spirit revived optimism for 1916 with a likely big Y M C A team and Auburn interest in next season.
Laurel High School defeated Mobile Barton Academy 24 to 0 in Laurel Mississippi on November 26 before the largest crowd ever at a football game. Perry Johnson scored three touchdowns for Laurel.
Atmore shutout Brewton 13 to 0 on Thursday as Grimsley and Ellis crossed the goal line. Ellis sprinted 45 yards for a second touchdown in the third quarter and cemented the win for Atmore in Alabama.
Theodore Personals notes J C Pierce and Louis Pierce on a business trip to Mobile Tuesday. Fate Willard of Crichton visited here Sunday. J Pierce returned from Pierce Level after weeks with his sister. Robert Creel sold a fine mule to Carroll Plantation Company Tuesday. R Davis and wife of Dawes visit Abe Davis this week. Curtis Pierce and family moved to Orchard Alabama to farm there. Mrs W Pierce ill for about two weeks and hopeful of recovery. Walter Pierce and wife likewise noted.
An Idaho Falls Times item alleges Mr. Green wins favor with female clerks by giving rides home after work and flying a large kite crafted from mill sacks. It notes some men think money is no object and carry cash as ballast.
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use tonic that darkens hair naturally. It claims to restore color thickness and shine while stopping dandruff itching and hair loss with daily application.
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