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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
12
Prince Taro Katsura premier of Japan and a leading statesman died today in Tokyo after an extended illness. He helped shape the Anglo Japanese alliance and served as prime minister in 1901-05 1908-11 and 1912-13, also holding roles as war minister and finance minister. He was a close associate of the Japanese emperor.
A home remedy offers a safe speedy and time tested cure for numerous digestive ailments caused by defective or irregular action of the organs in the digestive system. It emphasizes corrective rather than preventive benefits.
Special to The Item reports Governor Emmet O Neal ordered the Mobile and Baldwin county contracts with Huxford Orvin Naval Stores Company canceled after a state commission found brutal convict abuses at Atmore. Convicts and officials faced oath testimony. inquiry follows Mobile agitation led by Laurendine who condemns the lease system.
Charles Warner of Baltimore reports twenty years of itch and dermatitis ended after using Resinol Soap and Ointment. He notes rapid relief from itching and burning and smooth skin after ten days. Physicians have prescribed Resinol for eighteen years and druggists sell it nationwide. Free trial offer details.
The De Koven Opera Company presents Robin Hood at the Lyric with Jerome Daley as Will Scarlet. Daley, a new operatic talent with Pacific coast and Midwestern stock credits, recalls an Armorer’s Song moment in a New Jersey village. Box office hours 9 am to 6 pm for seating.
Three final performances remain at the Orpheum Theatre for Hello Bill a delightful farce praised by patrons. An informal stage reception after Saturday’s matinee has been welcomed by the Huntley players who anticipate a large crowd.
Washington patrols and army troops scour Potomac flats after two engineer corps deserters Alfred C. Robinson and Joseph E. Dennison allegedly assaulted and robbed Abe Yokelson an elderly merchant forcing him to provide citizen clothes for their escape. An engineer company aids the search.
Associated Press reports that recent Hartford deaths from mushroom ingestion were caused by a hitherto unknown poisonous fungus. Physicians at Hartford hospital confirm the cases and a Boston toxicologist notes the fungus type has never been seen before. A full chemical analysis is planned.
Police cases include W Harrington fined 2 or four days for leaving a car over 180 minutes on a main street. J Gilchrist and J A Lucas, street car crew, arraigned for collision with M Richards’ auto. case continued to October 14. Several suspects named in a murder probe appear in recorder’s court.
An essay asks why some readers seek ugliness in print and urges readers to guard their thoughts. It warns that consuming vile material can stain the soul, inviting personal harm and eroding imagination. It contrasts choosing beauty and noble literature with dwelling in depraved material.
A historical diet claim cites experts in Germany and England agreeing on Digest It as a new principle treatment for indigestion and related ailments. The ad promotes a 25c trial package and a 60c option at Van Antwerp's, asserting the product enables eating what you like.
Fresh stock of all varieties of garden seed for fall planting including turnips ruta baga cabbage and more. Absolutely fresh not carried over from last year. English Carriage Co. Sun Wed Fri attractions end.
No 118 St Stephens road a two story dwelling with seven rooms hall kitchen bath electric lights porcelain tub gas sanitary sewerage city water large yard and an upper flat at 705 Dauphin St with four rooms kitchen and bath electric lights listed together as a single property offering.
In Halletsville Texas Mrs Theodore Henke her father Frank Schneider and her brother Schneider died after eating homemade cheese. Two other family members including Mrs Frank Schneider and a toddler hospitalize and may not recover.
A property at 5 South Government Street in Monterey is offered near Filo Claire, priced at 3500 dollars. The listing notes the street address, nearby landmark, and price point for potential buyers or renters.
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