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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1914

Page

5

Women praise Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in letters

Five unsolicited letters from women across the country describe relief from various ailments and fear of surgery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They report improved health, energy, and ability to work, with one claim of a miracle cure.

Lydia E. Pinkham Ensalen Lotte N. C Lydia E. Pink Mrs. Rosa Sas Winona St Charlotte, N. C Hanover Apa Stock St Decatour Inn Cians Laura A. Griswop East William Street Decatur

Refugee ship Rea Cross sails from Rotterdam to New York

The American hospital ship Rea Cross departed Rotterdam yesterday for New York carrying 150 refugees who could not depart on the regular lines. The ship had arrived at Rotterdam the previous Tuesday and was transporting those in need of passage.

Ias Lydia E. Pinkham Associated Press Hague London Rea Cross Rotterdam New York

Federal Bill Proposes Alabama Judicial District Realignment

Representative Dent introduces a bill to reform Alabama’s federal judicial districts. It details northern, eastern, southwestern divisions and scheduling of term dates at Montgomery, Dothan, Opelika, Selma, and Mobile with court offices and accommodations. The Alabama peonage case is slated for argument in the supreme court, likely Wednesday.

Washington Dent House Alabama Autanga Barbour Bullock Chilton Coosa Elmore Lowndes Montgomery Pike Dale Geneva Henry Houston Chambers, Lee, Macon Randolph, Russell and Tallapoosa Butler, Coffee Connecah Crenshaw Covington and Escambia Dothan Opelika Middle District Andalusia Baldwin Choctaw Clarke Mobile Monroe Dallas Hale Maréngo Perry Wilcox Selma Supreme Court

They Dry Clean Cat With Gasoline In Printroom Antics

In a newspaper’s composing room, Johnny and Willie joke about disinfecting Kaiser Bill. Johnny uses gasoline to clean a cat, Kaiser, who is then washed in a lavatory amid protests as others hear the yowls and a sign is posted over the copy holder’s chair.

Woodrow Kaiser Bill Johnny Willie Kaiser

Race riot feared in Cairo as sheriff asks troops

Cairo Illinois October 13 The sheriff asked Governor Dunne for state troops after the murder of Eli Johnson a river man by two negroes Sunday night Rioting was feared and the governor ordered a local militia company to assist if needed Two negroes have been arrested in connection with the murder

Associated Press Cairo Eli Johnson Dunne

Allies Position On Left Wing Better Than Ever

Daily Mail reports from London that the Allied left wing is stronger than ever as of Sunday. Since Thursday conditions worsened briefly then improved, with Arras fighting fiercely and Lens changing hands three times in weeks. German forces remain dangerous but are being driven northeast toward Hazebrouck and Orchies while scattered units are shepherded north.

Associated Press London Daily Mail Arras Lens Hazebrouck Lille Orchies

Examiner Brooke Suffers a Serious Appendicitis Attack

The Item reports H. Y. Brooke examiner of public accounts is ill with appendicitis at his Luverne home. He had traveled to Crenshaw county to audit officials and is expected to resume work in a few days.

Montgomery Capitol Examiner of Public H. Y. Brooke Luverne Brooke Crenshaw County

Rice Cultivation in South Alabama Highlighted by Greenville Farmer

Oct. 13 Butler and other southern Alabama counties prove soil suitable for rice. B. C. Thompson of Greenville grew over 200 bushels on one acre in a small highland rice plot that does not require flooding. He plans to double the acreage next year. state officials will study the experiment.

Montgomery Butler South Alabama B. C. Thompson Greenville Thompson State Department of Agriculture and Industries

Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic Promotes Appetite

Strengthening tonic claims to drive out malaria and build the system. Suitable for adults and children. Price 50 cents.

State suits against two banks paused pending Lacy case

Special to The Item Montgomery Oct 18 The state’s suits against American Trust & Savings Bank of Birmingham and Fourth National Bank of Montgomery await decision after the case against Montgomery Savings Bank over money allegedly stolen by Theo Lacy. jurors will hear that case next Tuesday. The banks are accused of not bonding the funds deposited by Lacy.

Montgomery Montgomery Savings Bank Theo Lacy State Convict Department Convict Department American Trust & Savings Bank of Birmingham Fourth National Bank of Montgomery Lacy

Brewton Welcomes First Automobile Hearse in Alabama

Brewton Undertaking Company unveiled a custom automobile hearse described as the city's finest and most handsome, marking the first such order placed in Alabama. The woodwork and design drew praise as the notable new funeral vehicle arrived yesterday in Brewton, Alabama.

Brewton Ala Brewton Undertaking Company Alabama

Special Venire Drawn For Turner Lewis Case

In Mobile city court a special venire of thirty six names was drawn to hear the case of Horace Turner et al versus James A Lewis. The list includes George H. Jackson James E Jarvis H H Clark Oliver Kidd Condonville etc. The names cover several towns and Mobile residents.

Horace Turner Als James A. Lewis George H. Jackson Grand Bay James E. Jarvis Union Church H. H. Clark Citronelle Oliver Kidd Chunchula D. Kidd William ©. Archer Whistler H. P. Pelton G. M. Dray

Frank Herd Sentenced for Embezzling $1.20

Frank Herd was sentenced to three months at hard labor after being charged with embezzling $1.20 from the City Delivery Co. Bond was set at $200. The incident occurred as reported by the recorder’s court on Monday afternoon.

Frank Herd City Delivery Co Recorders Herd City Deliverypany

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