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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1913

Page

5

Misses and couples fill Mobile social notes in 1913

A collection of social items from Mobile includes Miss Daisy Davies departing for Selma to lecture then Greensboro, Miss Louise Ansler visiting at the Cawthon Hotel, Miss S Pescay from New Orleans visiting Mrs. Stockley, and Miss Ella Ward returning to Birmingham. Also mentions weddings, hos pitality at the Battle House, and travelers to Milwaukee Baltimore and San Francisco.

Daisy Davies Selma Greensboro Miss Davies O. C. McGehee City Louise Ansler Texas Mrs. Hervey, Sr Cawthon Hotel S. Pescay New Orleans G. W. Stockley Crescent City Ella Louise Ward Margaret Horn Birmingham Mrs. Becker Battle House

Mrs Blake Seeks Separation From Eminent New York Surgeon

Mrs Joseph A Blake wife of a prominent New York surgeon has filed suit for separation in the supreme court alleging desertion for over three years and non support for three months An order to show cause why alimony should not be paid pending the action was issued The alienation suit against Dr Blake is connected to a separate suit by Mrs Clara Mackay for damages The case names two boys for support with no specific alimony amount stated in the complaint

New York Joseph A. Blake Supreme Court Blake Clarence H. Mackay Postal Telegraph Cable Company

Eczema Ointment Promises Quick Relief and Healing

An advertisement touts Dr Hobson s Eczema Ointment as penetrating treatment that stops itching and heals eruptions including ringworm and tinea. Sold by Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia or St Louis for 50 cents as a doctor s prescription product.

DR. Hobson Philadelphie St. Louis

Canal Hero Col Gaillard Dies Amid Panama Ceremony

Lieutenant Colonel David Dubose Gaillard, who directed key Culebra Cut projects, lay unconscious and dying at Johns Hopkins Hospital during Panama Canal completion ceremonies. Born 1859 in Winesboro, SC, he graduated from West Point in 1880 and earned numerous engineering honors.

Baltimore Panama Canal David Dubose Gaillard Culebra Johns Hopkins Hospital Canal Zone Col. Gaillard Winesboro South Carolina West Point

Local youth rock attack injures passerby on Wilkinson line

L Rickert of 353 South Walk in street was struck in the eye by a rock thrown from a gang of boys playing at Claiborne and Eslava. Police were notified of the incident.

L. Rickert

Man avoids confessing to wife until discovery seems sure

A man delays admitting to his wife until he believes she has learned the truth. He grows philosophical, concluding the secret is for his own good.

The Toady and Three Virtues to Combat Him

A writer condemns the toady mind that shifts with each influence and exposes gossip as a tool of social leverage. He urges self respect truth and justice as safeguards, warning that without them one drifts into vacillating, unprincipled thought and action.

Experience of Motherhood

The article argues motherhood is a challenging epoch for many women and urges preparation. It praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to strengthen women before and after childbirth and to restore health and normalcy.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Jail Improvements Delayed Greene County Prisoner Move Ordered

State Prison Inspector W. H. Oates ordered prisoners moved from Greene county jail at Eutaw to Sumter county jail in Livingston after repairs were not completed. Oates reported to Governor ONeill that repeated recommendations were ignored by county commissioners.

Eutaw Livingston Montgomery Ala Greene County W. H. Oates Sumter Oates O'Neal

Snow Weather Brings Homelessness in Nome Alaska

Snow continued to fall as the sub arctic winter begins. Five hundred white residents and 200 Eskimos are homeless and destitute amid ongoing hardship. Authorities report harsh conditions and ongoing relief efforts.

Nome Alaska

Alabama Library Fund Increase Reported

Montgomery Oct. 11. Alabama's library fund for the present fiscal year is 12390. Each county receives 184.92. The apportionment was made by the department of education. The fund, created 1911 for rural town and village libraries, increases when leftovers from prior years roll into the next. Towns and districts may collect 10 from the state if citizens and county commissioners each provide 10.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Department of Education

Militants Attack Doctors in West End London

A band of militant suffragettes raided Harley Street in London damaging windows along the medical district as part of protests over the home secretary’s order to resume forcible feeding of hunger strikers. The WSPU signals this as the first strike against doctors in the campaign.

West End London Home Secretary Harley Street Womans Social and Political Union The Militant Womans Social Medical Center

Fight at Klosky's leaves Mosely cut on neck

Charles Mosely told police Friday he was cut on the neck during a fight with Wilmer Roth an employee of Klosky's restaurant. Police are investigating the incident. Mosely said he was trying to be agreeable but the altercation occurred.

Charles Mosely Wilmer Roth Klosky's Mosely

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