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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1913

Page

6

Nations to join vast naval display at Hampton Roads

Washington reports a major international fleet gathering in Hampton Roads in 1915 to honor Panama Canal completion. Nations with varying naval strength may send squadrons or delegates, with a review by the president in Washington before the armada sails south toward Colon and then San Francisco for formal ceremonies.

Washington Hampton Roads Eeues States Panama Canal Pacific Navy Department State Department United States Bryan San Francisco Cameron McR Winslow Congress New York Colon Golden Gate

Burbank Joins the Eugenists in New View on Inheritance

In San Francisco on October 26 Luther Burbank of Santa Rosa said acquired characteristics are not transferable to humans and that future generations could fix better traits. He suggested ten generations could implant desirable attributes and curb degeneration amid social needs and pestilence concerns.

San Francisco Luther Burbank Santa Rosa Burbank Nics

Isaacs Named Lord Chief Justice in Britain

London Oct 20 Sir Rufus Isaacs the attorney general was officially announced as lord chief justice. He succeeds Baron Alverstone who recently resigned. Sir J A Simon solicitor general and Stanley Owen to deputy solicitor general were also named in the reshuffle.

Associated Press London Rufus Isaacs Baron Alverstone J. A. Simon Atneg Stanley Owen

Japan Eyes Profit From Panama Canal Opening

Japan expects major gains in foreign trade as the canal opens eastern American ports to exports. New York and the eastern South American coast may see Japan’s china lacquerware and teas, with reduced freight costs and potential direct shipments to Brazil. Emigration and subsidies for steamship lines are discussed to boost western hemisphere markets.

Tokio Japan Panama Canal South North America European Suez Canal Panama Suez China India Mediterranean Europe Pacific New York South America United States San Francisco Pacific Metropolis Ministry of Commerce Artment Pacific Coast Brazil Brazil Jast Toyo Kisen Kaisha Nippon Yusen Kaisha Osaka Shosen Kaisha Korea Manchuria Formosa

Spreading Rails on Big Four Causes Wreck

A Big Four southbound passenger train wrecked three miles south of Tiffin Ohio injuring three believed fatally and four seriously. Fireman Harry Day from Bellefontaine Ohio and A W Shraggins and James O'Brien of Tiffin were named among the seriously or fatally injured amid spreading rails blamed for the crash. A relief train and a farmhouse hospital treated passengers with minor injuries.

Associated Press Tiffin, O Harry Day Bellefontaine Ohio A. W. Shraggins James O'Brien Tiffin

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a General Tonic

The ad touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as possessing tonic properties of quinine and iron to drive out malaria enrich blood and build up the system. It claims general health benefits and is priced at 60 cents. The second sentence notes brides sometimes view the honeymoon as a home seeker's excursion.

Grove

Negro Problems in the South debated at church meeting

Bishops Nelson of Atlanta and Gailor of Tennessee addressed the mass meeting at the Cathedral of St John the Divine under the American Church Institute for Negroes. They argued for education religion and moral progress for African Americans while noting literacy gains and ongoing challenges amid Reconstruction era debates.

Associated Press New York Protestant Episcopal Church Cathedral of St. John the Divine American Church Institute For Negroes Nelson Atlanta Gailor Tennessee South United States

Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Gray Hair Darkening

An ad claims Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy darkens gray hair naturally without detection. It touts easy home use with a sponge or brush, claiming gray strands vanish by morning and dandruff and hair loss are reduced, touting a youthful appearance.

Wyeth

War on Hookworm Opens Tonight in Alabama Tour

Dr Carl A Grote leads a campaign against hookworm in Alabama delivering talks in Crichton Mobile county Crichton Odd Fellows Hall and Prichard with free dispensaries for treatment to follow Lectures on prevention and treatment schedule with Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertised for adults and children at 50 cents

Carl A. Grote Alabama Mobile County Odd Fellows’ Hall Crichton Prichard

Filipinos Nominated for Philippine Commission Favorably Reported

The Senate committee on the Philippines chaired by Senator Hitchcock favorably reported four Filipino nominees for the Philippine commission. It was reported the president considered appointing five natives, but only four nominations were sent to the Senate, leaving American members with a majority if no further Filipino is appointed.

Associated Press Washington Senate Committee On the Philippines Hitchcock Wilson Philippine Commission Elipinos Senate

Suffragettes disrupt London church services

Suffragettes interrupted services at St Pauls and St Lukes in London reciting a prayer for Mary Richardson and Annie Keney. Two women arrested for assaulting police after ejection from St Pauls, with fifteen American supporters joining the protest. Similar disruptions reported at Birmingham and Norwich cathedrals.

London St. Paul's St Luke's Kensington Mary Richardson Annie Keney Th Cathedral Militant Organization Tto New York

Eat Less Meat to Ease Back and Kidney Strain

A health advt urges reducing meat to ease back pain and kidney issues. It claims uric acid from meat overworks kidneys, causing distress, then promotes four ounces of Lemon Salts daily to flush and stimulate kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and prevent bladder problems.

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Brate Canal Graham National Biscuit Company National Biscuit ROCHE BURKE Undertakers St. Joseph and Tutt Bishop of London Father Lume G. Hardy Smith ST. Michael Street Mobile, Ala Western Union EEN Unic Theo. N. Vail Jon THE Western Union Telegraph Company the Peoples Bank Mobile Ala Mobile’s Windsor Cafe Barontinues Albert E. Reynolds Colden A. Brown Dauphin Street Britton DR. F. L. Tapia the Merchants Bank ST. Francis Sts Meridian Inc City Ticket Office Royal ST H. E. Jones, JR Mobile Daily Item Great Canal Panama and the Canal Willis J. Abbot Octavo A. Gan Las Caphanes
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