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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1916

Page

5

Episcopalians Vote to Omit Life Prayer for President

The Protestant Episcopal General Convention votes to replace the morning and evening prayers with a version favoring wisdom for the president and all in authority. They also delete explicit long life requests and consider omitting the governor from the evening prayer. A separate push to admit women to the house of deputies faces committee hurdles. The bishops’ session and a pastoral letter address the European crisis.

Associated Press Louis House of General Conference of Protestant Episcopal Church Uniteds Commission On House Leighton Parks New York Church of Grand Osen Page Beaverdam Thomas Nel- Page Avention House of Bishops House of Depos Philadlphia Robert H. Garder Maine Gardiner House of Ps United States

Weden Plans Extensive Telephone Improvements

Stockholm reports a plan to install many new trunk lines in the coming year as demand for telephone service continues to rise. Officials note yearly traffic growth, with long distance users between Stockholm and Malmo often waiting hours for a clear wire.

Stockholm Riksdag Malmo

Millionaires, Artists, and Ideals in Harris Interview

Frank Harris argues that American worship of money harms art and high thinking. He contrasts New York’s rock foundation with London’s clay soil and laments the rise of millionaires, urging a shift toward enduring literary and artistic achievement.

Frank Harris London New York America

Puss in Boots Jr by David Cory

A short performance piece featuring Puss Junior meeting a miller who laments loneliness and lack of care. The miller explains his solitary life grinding corn while befriending a mouse and a rat who claim they eat only what they need, suggesting a quiet moral about companionship.

Mousie

Pine-Tar Honey Sold For Cold Relief

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey soothes irritated membranes loosens phlegm and helps break a severe cold. A dose eases stuffed up chest and sore throat and can prevent a hacking winter cough. At your druggist 25 cents.

Dr. Bell

Manila Archbishop to Lead Omaha Diocese

The Most Rev. Jeremiah J. Harty, archbishop of the Philippines, will depart in November to serve as bishop of Omaha. He ends thirteen years as the first American archbishop of the islands.

Manila Omaha Jeremiah J. Harty Philippines United States Wlands

The rise and ruin of American wealth and artistry

The speaker criticizes multimillionaires for greed and vanity, arguing the wealthy harm their families and culture. Individualism is condemned as exploded. Europe’s death throes are linked to the same idol. He calls America to produce artists only when it values merit over riches.

London America United States The Saturday Review Pearson's Magazine Schwab Mrs. Vanderbilt Rockefeller England Mr. Harris Europe

Dr Kings New Life Pills Offer Gentle Laxative Relief

A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a gentle effective laxative to cleanse the system. It claims accumulated waste poisons the blood causes dizziness biliousness and pimples and promises a full bowel movement by morning for 26 cents at your druggist.

Dr. King

Grace Kennicott rises from chorus to prima donna in The Only Girl

Grace Kennicott, star of Joe Weber's production The Only Girl, plays the prima donna after rising from the chorus. The musical comedy by Victor Herbert and Henry Blossom comes to the Lyric Theatre on Saturday night, October 21.

Grace Kennicott Joe Weber Victor Herbert and Lilenry Lyric Theatre

Escambia Fair Exhibit Numbers Break Records

Es bañ a County Fair entries count agricultural exhibits soared past previous records with 200 plus entries by Monday. Es cautioned that funds from Pensacola city appropriated 250 dollars will aid fair setup and activities. Jacksonville hosts debate between Rev Sidney J Catts and W Knott as Catts supporters push campaigns across west and south Florida.

Pensacola Fla Escambia County Agricultural Department Fair Association Hinrichs Sidney J. Catts W. ¥. Knott Jacksonville Knott Catts West Florida South

Tobacco cargo from U S held by Great Britain

London reports large consignments of tobacco from the United States bound for Dutch and Scandinavian ports are being held as the government enforces a recent act. The ruling requires proof that cargoes were paid for before August 4 by the actual European buyers, affecting shippers who relied on European agents.

London United States Europe

Wilson plans Chicago speech amid hyphen question campaign

President Wilson departs Long Branch for Chicago to speak three times, with brief stopovers in New York Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania. He will address a nonpartisan women's meeting and the New Citizens Allegiance event as part of efforts on the hyphenated American issue while continuing travel to Pittsburgh and back.

Piss Puss Long Branch N. J Wilson Chicago New York Indiana Ohio Pennsylvania Illinois Albany Rochester Chicago Press Club Gyre Rip New Citizens’ Allegiance Pittsburgh Tumulty Cary T. Grayson White House

Hanly Claims Invisible Rule In Hughes Era

Battle Creek Michigan October 18 J Prenk Hanly the prohibition presidential candidate charged that invisible government driven by liquor sales dominated Albany during Charles E Hughes tenure and kept the governor from enfranchising electors even in small cities Ira Landrith the vice presidential candidate urged voters to resist the Rapengeage and keep protests strong for prohibition victory.

Battle Creek Mich New York State Charles E. Hughes J. Prenk Hanly Hanly Albany Hughes Ira Landrith Michigan Detroit Prohibition

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