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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1914

Page

9

German Retreats and Shifts in French Front Near Lille

Paris correspondent reports on the French battle line with the German army corps pulling back from Lille area. Lys river and Bassee remain unchanged as Arras hall is destroyed. Germans abandon armor to push toward Paris while Brimont Rheims heights see reduced enemy effort and Jerdun enveloping attempts fail. The German wedge from Pont-a-Mousson toward St Chiel becomes more exposed.

London Brimont d Rheims Jerdun Theutheast Pont-a-Mousson St. Chiel

Treat Children's Colds Externally With Vap-O-Rub Salve

An old home remedy advises applying Vap-O-Rub externally to throat and chest for croup bronchitis and infant pneumonia. It claims body heat releases soothing vapors that loosen phlegm and aid breathing through the night. Sold by druggists for 25c 50c and 1 00.

Vick’s

Conference on Latin Trade at Memphis Called

The Mobile Chamber of Commerce was notified by the Association of Commerce of New Orleans the Business Men's Club of Memphis and the Chicago Association of Commerce that a conference is set for Nov 19 and 20 in Memphis. Delegates are asked to attend to discuss transportation by Mississippi Valley routes to Central and South America and develop trading companies for commodity exchange. The meeting seeks direct credit exchange methods and remedial export trade legislation in light of European war effects.

Mobile Chamber of Commerce Association of Commerce of New Orleans Business Men's Club of Memphis Tenn Chicago Association of Commerce Memphis, Tenn Chambers of Commerce Mississippi Valley Central South America United States Central and South America Central and Mobile Chamber of Commerces

Freshmen Eligible Boosts Alabama Basketball and Baseball

University of Alabama will gain more players for winter and spring sports as freshmen become eligible for basketball and baseball under the SIA A ruling. The one-year limit remains only for football after a Atlanta meeting.

Atlanta

Reformers Rise: A Reformer Becomes a Boss

A reformer who achieves success is described as becoming a boss, illustrating a shift from reformer to leadership role with authority and influence. The note emphasizes career progression and status change within the movement.

Eckman's Alterative Reported to Aid Tuberculosis Cases

A Madison Lake Minnesota testimonial cites rapid improvement after using Eckman's Alterative for hemorrhagic lung disease. The patient, Paul L Fasnacht, weighs 165 pounds after treatment and credits health to the remedy and nonhabit forming ingredients. Sold by Braswell's drug store with a booklet available from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.

Eckman Madison Lake Minn Denver Col Michael Brody Paul L Fasnacht Braswell’s Leading Cross Eckman Laboratory Adelphia

Crop lien laws halt growth of rural Alabama

Montgomery dispatch reports W L Henderson of the Mobile and Ohio and Southern Railways urging repeal of Alabama crop lien laws. He warns these laws keep tenants in debt and parcels land to large estates, hindering rural development and settler farming across Montgomery area.

Alabama Montgomery Ala Mobile and Ohio and Southern Railways W. L. Henderson Land and Industrial Department Associated Railroad Systems West Middle West Henderson South

J J Speight Weds Washington Girl in Eufaula

J J Speight of Eufaula candidate for the Third Alabama District congress marries Ruth Wood of Washington DC. The couple drove from Washington and will visit his parents before Speight begins law practice in Ozark after law school at Georgetown.

Eufaula Ala J. J. Speight Alabama Henry D. Clayton Ruth Wood Washington, D. C Speight Washington J. W. Speight Ozark

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad

Mobile resident H P Turner praises Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and sluggish kidneys. He reports quick relief and recommends them to others. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Dean H. P. Turner Congress Street Mobile Ala Doan Mr. Turner Foeter-Milburn Co. Props Buffalo

U S Drainage Bureau Works Outside Montgomery

The U S Drainage Bureau completed a 200 acre tile drainage survey for Ralph D Quisenberry five miles from Montgomery on Woodley Road. Twenty acres will be finished this autumn with the rest later, bringing surveyed acreage to 300. Experts say underground drainage reduces moisture hindrance, allowing farming soon after rains and increasing land value despite high costs.

Montgomery Ala United States Bureau of Drainage Investigation Ralph D. Quisenberry Woodley Road W. H B. Ellsberry, Jr Montgomery County

Yaqui Indians End Fight for Villa in Lower California

Yaqui Indians allied with Gen. Villa abandon projected conquest of Lower California and return to Guaymas except for a policing force. The La Paz movement is called off and Santa Rosalia harbor sees foreign shipping tied up by the European war, per assurances given to Rear Admiral Howard.

West Virginia Santa Rosalia Mex San Diego Lower California Francisco Villa Guaymas Howard la Paz Santa Rosa

Barons to Tour Cuba Sign Up New Pitcher

Birmingham announces Ray, star pitcher from Winston-Salem in the Carolina League, will join the Barons end of October. The team plans a month in Cuba, followed by a two month rest before next year’s practice.

Barons Cuba Birmingham Ala Ray Winston-Salem

Interstate Commerce Board rules cleaning charge reasonable

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that a $2.50 per car charge for cleaning and disinfecting cattle cars, imposed on cattle owners, is reasonable and not discriminatory. The service is required by federal quarantine regulations. The ruling was issued in Washington by Associated Press.

Associated Press Washington Interstate Commerce Nashville Railroad

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