Mobile Item Geiser MPANY News Ad Fragment
Fragmentary OCR mentions mobile walla CHICAGO OFFICE LYTTON BUILDING and Berens Office. References to Associated Press International News Service Southern Newspaper Publishers Association and subscription rates. Includes telephones connecting departments and editorials with street and weekly rates.
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Geiser Mpany, Inc
Mobile
Wala
Chicago
Lytton Building
PANY
Representatives
Associated Pressport International
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Bell
Home
Trades Briefs From Benteounet Alabama October 2
Public notices and brief items summarize regional commerce and events. The page lists short market notes and trades from Benteounet Alabama with named local merchants and actions affecting the community.
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Benteounet
Mobile
Alabama
Moving Pictures at Local Theaters This Week
Current amusements list shows continuous engagements at several venues including U Moving Pictures ai Moving Pictures and Ae Pictures with Next Engagement Little Boy Blue and Rip Van Winkle at the Phœum Monday indicating ongoing showings and upcoming titles.
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U—Moving Pictures
Little Boy Blue
Moving Pictures
Rip van Winkle
Tariff Watch Focuses On New York Food Costs
New York's opening interest centers on how the tariff bill will cut living costs. The city's annual food bill tops 645 million dollars with major items like beef and sugar seeing changes. Beef alone involves a 175 million dollar annual bill, while meat, sugar, eggs, potatoes and bread form large shares of local spending.
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York
From Messenger Boy to Wireless Executive Highlighting Southern Good Roads
The piece profiles Edward J. Nally rising from a St. Louis messenger boy to vice president and general manager of a major wireless telegraph company, illustrating the era's belief in merit and networking. It also cites the Manufacturers Record praising highways, arguing Southern agriculture and transport via good roads will sustain the nation and prevent famine.
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Edward J. Nally
Lrgest Wireless Telegraph Company
Nally
St. Louis
Thomas Edison
Ally
Buffalo Evening News
United States
Teachers Pensions and the Case for State Financing
A U S Bureau of Education bulletin analyzes teacher pension systems in Britain and Europe and argues for a noncontributory state financed plan in the United States. It notes Germany and Scotland as models and favors state management to reduce teacher contributions and administrative burden.
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United States Bureau of Education
Great Britain
Raymond W. Lies
United States
Sies
Germany
Scotland
Dr. Sies
France
Lies
Death of Parrott and the Ironies of Flagler Era
The article reflects on Joseph R. Parrott’s sudden death in Maine and his role with Henry Flagler in Florida development. It notes Parrott’s work on the Florida East Coast Railway, canal projects, and Everglades drainage, amid Flagler’s vast estate, trusteeship, and the evolving pattern of funded, independent railroad expansion versus syndicate projects in Florida.
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Florida
Joseph R. Parrott
Mr. Parrott
United States
Flagler
Mr. Flagler
Gom
Ac. A
Parott
Flegler
Yale
Jer
Florida East Coast Railroad
Parrott
Key West
Cuba
Havana
Maine
Florida Peninsula
Great Lakes
Florida East Coast Line
Lake Okeechobee
Great Lake
Sea
Everglades
Flagier
Wall Street
Boston Capital
R. M. Pulsifer
Sanford
St. John’s River
Kissummee
Pulsifer
Chester A. Arthur
Boston
John W. Candler
Congress
Chandler
Mr. Candler
Wich
Palatka
Gulf Coast
Candler
Poston
Mr. Ifer
Tng
Hand
Puisifer
Wilson signals elimination of Huerta regime in Mexican crisis
President Wilson and advisers press for complete removal of Huerta. He rejects any loophole that would ease U S recognition of Mexico s government and hints the United States might accept a violence free turn to elections if conditions improve.
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Crory
Wilson
Wilgo
Huerta
Mexican Congress
Sym
The Wealth of China by Dr Hideomi Takahashi
The volume estimates China's total wealth at 106 billion yen or 53 billion dollars with vast untapped natural resources. Per capita wealth is about 267 yen while daily income averages 7.5 sen, highlighting poverty under bad governance and foreign control of profitable enterprises. If China stabilizes and develops, annual revenue could reach 1,500,000,000 yen.
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Hideomi Takahashi
China
Republic
Takahashi
How About This Grape Juice
A Chicago court hears John Nicholson, a teamster who delivers grapes to Italian saloons, on drunkenness. The judge riffs on Secretary Bryan, a Bryan dinner in Mobile, Morgal Memorial Day, taxation by a Houston man, a springy ballroom floor, Ex-Mayor Schwarz and a St Louis woman distraught over her cat as a near catastrophe.
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John Nicholson
Chicago
Bryan
Mobile
St. Louis
The Stone Man on a Byway
A lone stone cutter sits by a roadside heap and hammers stones as he confesses pain from a life of wrongs and seeks respect. He explains neighbors, marriage, and envy shape a man’s fate, with happiness elusive when one’s desires are unmet.
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Fountain Head
Alabama Polytechnic Institute opens 42nd session enrollment 780
President Charles C Thach reports the Alabama Polytechnic Institute begins its forty second year with 780 students, noting rising interest in engineering and agriculture, a need for more facilities, and a shortage of qualified applicants despite many students working through college.
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Charles C. Thach
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Alabama
South
Here's to the old fashioned mother
A florid tribute from the Florida Times Union praising the steadfast mother of the past. The verse extols a mother who knits, cleans, and sacrificially toils, offering sweetness and light to humbler neighbors and sustaining her family with quiet duty and faith in Him.
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