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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1914
Page
8
Advertisement for a green tin tobacco featuring a pocket-sized curved tin, moisture-proof inner lining, and convenient pouch design. Promotes The American Tobacco Company product as the superior choice with premium packaging details.
An old time remedy for gray hair uses Sage Tea and Sulphur once common in homes. Today Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound offers the same darkening effect without home preparation. Applied with a comb, it darkens strands by morning and leaves a soft luster and fullness.
Governor Emmet O Neal told the Tax Reform League of Alabama that reform of the tax system is essential and urged amending the constitution to adopt a fair plan. The league formed in Montgomery with delegates from eight cities and appointed a finance committee to develop future plans.
Major 8 G Jones, commander of Troops A and G of the Thirteenth Cavalry, reported at Douglass Arizona for border duty following attacks on Agua Prieta garrison. He is half brother of the late Judge Thomas G Jones of Montgomery and has been stationed at Columbus New Mexico before moving to Douglass. He recently spent time in Montgomery en route from Washington.
Funeral rites for King Charles of Romania were conducted in Bucharest with Orthodox services. The body was later placed in a crypt at Curtea de Arges cathedral after a gun carriage tribute and 101 gun salute as crowds and military guards watched. More than 80,000 viewed the body in state at the palace.
Ramalah Temple N 134 DR Knights of Khorassan led a Thursday parade through the business district followed by a ceremonial session at the armory. Twelve candidates passed the hot sands as a crowd of "dekies" attended the event.
Rev. D Y Register will preach at the Friday evening service of the St Stephens Road Methodist revival. Rev. A B Brown addressed a very large congregation Thursday night.
Readers are invited to obtain a cloth bound issue of the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser by sending 20 cents in stamps to Dr. R V Pierce at the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York. The ad promotes the book as clearly written with illustrations and practical medical guidance for adults.
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