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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1912

Page

13

Princeton Undergraduates Grow Profitable Student Farm

The Princeton University student farm shows expected profitability for future seasons, though this initial trial year did not earn money. About thirty acres on campus near Loch Carnegie were tilled, with produce sold to university dining halls and upper class clubs. Next year plans call for larger scale farming, a team of horses, and modern implements. Five men held permanent roles June through September, with strong demand for temporary jobs despite space limits. Dr Hibben helped coordinate, providing access to university dining hall bedrooms and a gas stove for farm operations.

Princeton N. J Princeton University E. C. Page Loch Carnegie Hibben

Renal Wellness Claim Promotes Fulton’s Renal Compound

An advertisement reports rising deaths from kidney disease and cites Prof Tyson on incurability after six months. It touts a bland infusion to reduce inflamed kidney tissues and claims Fulton’s Renal Compound, carried by Van Antwerp Drug Corp., Inc., as the authorized paliative with a pamphlet available.

Tyson van Antwerp Drug Corp., Inc Fulton

Farm Work At Princeton Reduces Living Costs For Students

Students on the university farm arranged their own purchases cutting silving to four dollars weekly. Farm hands earned twenty five cents an hour for eight hours daily, twelve dollars weekly, while undergraduates saved eight dollars weekly after living costs. Timekeeping was by honor system. Physical health improved as students, including one who had previously visited the infirmary, left in excellent condition.

Princeton University Farm

Women Can Do Without Votes in London Tale

In London on October 11 Sarah Bernhardt, dressed as Lucretia Borgia, delivered a stageworthy jab at women's suffrage, arguing that women's ancient wiles are more useful than voting to control the “wild creature, man.” The piece highlights her provocative treatment of gender power.

London Sarah Bernhardt Lucretia Borgia Lucretia

Women and politics and a medical testimonial

A writer argues that women differ from men in audiences and influence, claiming voting is not real politics and that cabinets and parliaments would be fine without them. The note mentions art and literature as areas where women are needed, followed by a testimonial praising Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder troubles.

Pilot Defies The Emperor At Sea Incident

Berlin report describes a German Yacht Club member involved as the Hohenzollern neared a Norwegian port. The account notes a defiant action by the pilot amid tensions during the voyage.

Berlin

Kaiser orders arrest of pilot after mutiny on ship

Emperor Kaiser loses patience with slow progress on deck and orders the pilot Nordhans arrested. The Norwegian refuses to yield control, claiming ship direction. The next day the emperor defers, decorates Nordhans, and makes him official pilot in Norwegian waters. Nearby, Harp faces murder accusations tied to a horse theft and the disappearance of McManus.

Norwegian

Jena Sheriff S Murders Suspect Shot In Escape Attempt

Jena Louisiana October 10 Dock Harp, alleged murderer of Nelson Mc Manus of a local logging firm, was shot and killed yesterday after leaping from a deputy sheriff's buggy during an escape attempt.

Jena Dock Harp Nelson McManus

Capt John C Harrison Reports Relief After Stummatone Use

Capt John C Harrison a marine engineer with Charleston now in Mobile bay says years of indigestion, pain, and fatigue improved after taking Stummatone. He reports better stomach function, restored appetite, and renewed strength after one bottle, aided by a store representative explaining auto intoxication and internal waste buildup.

John C. Harrison Drefge Charleston Mobile Bay Stummatone Captain Harrison Sutton Bros Capt Harrison

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M. Fry St. Joseph St Bell Anatedian Marrison Mutual Burial Association New Contl and Conception F. L. Tapia Dauphin Erie Ceovright the House of Kuppenheit Divine Sara Kuppenheimer Kuppenheimers L. H. Meyer & Sons Dauphin Street W. A. Rimes Ruston Foley van Antwerp Drug Corporation F. V. Lippman Savannah, GA Cape Leland Walker Harp McManus Partridge C.S. Partridge Mobile Gas Company Meat Department
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