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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1916

Page

3

Haig Reports Allied Advance Around Thiepval Main Ridge

General Haig describes British forces pushing beyond the crest from Thiepval to Sailly Saillisel and extending ground toward a shallow valley. He notes a spur from Morval toward Thilloy separating ground features and the German fourth position behind it, with Lesars as a target.

London Douglas Haig France Thiepval Sailly- Saillese Sailly-Saifllises Bapaume

Star of The Only Girl to Perform at Lyric Theatre Saturday

Esther Jarrett discusses her demanding tour schedule for The Only Girl while military dispatches recount intense fighting around Lesars LeSars and Lesboeufs in the Somme. The update notes major ground gains, heavy losses for the enemy, and large prisoner counts.

Esther Jarrett Lesars Lesboeufs Thiepval Somme Ypres Loos

Weather Outlook for Alabama and Mississippi

Alabama and Mississippi forecasts say fair conditions with sharp cooling. Frost likely tonight and Saturday with interior areas at risk for heavy frost or freezing conditions.

Alabama Mississippi

Dandruff Cure Promises Hair Rescue

A vintage advertisement promotes liquid argon as the cure for dandruff. It claims nightly scalp application dissolves and destroys dandruff, stops itching, and makes hair look better after a few uses. The remedy is sold at drug stores and described as inexpensive.

Paris Sees Greek Revolt in Light of War of 1776

Paris reports a call by Journal des Debats arguing for allied support to Venizelos and a free Greece. It cites Washington’s fight for independence, compares Saloniki to Athens, and urges the United States to back Greek independence consistent with its own history.

Paris Associated Press Journal Des de Bats Venizelos Washington Great Britain Saloniki France United States of America Free Greece Athens

Mobile troops welcomed by crowds in Mobile

Mobile troops including Company A led by Captain Heath McMeans and Company M under Captain Carl McMahon arrive to a cheer-filled reception. A parade along Government and Dauphin streets ends with a gift flag presented by the Preparedness Day committee and a gold watch for ex–lieutenant Elmo L. Davison. The regiment heads to No gales on its way to the border, with locals providing packages and farewell crowds at the depot.

Mobile Heath McMeans Carl McMahon Miles Lavelle Leon Schwarz Lyons Government Street Broad Street Franklin Dauphin Street Bienville Square St. Joseph Street Fat J. Lyons F. M. Maddox Alabama National Guard Jas. K. Glennon & Company Alabama, National Guard James K. Glennon J. C. O'Connell Harry Crawford Rhett Goode J. R. Hagan Elmo L. Davison Machine Montgomery L. and N Nogales

Adulterated Milk Case Ends With Fines and Discharges

Co J Biggers was fined ten dollars by Recorder D H Edington on the charge of selling adulterated milk and paid. TL E Clark was discharged after it was shown he had not sold impure milk. The case against J W Doody was continued until Saturday.

Desertion Bureau Aims to Save City Funds

New York officials move to establish a desertion bureau to locate delinquent parents and compel child support. The plan targets saving about 700000 annually for the city’s deserted children program.

New York Associated Press Board of Aldermen

Aide to King of Greece Killed by Live Wire

Colonel J. Fangoudis an aide to the king of Greece was killed at Stapleton Long Island when a live wire from a light and power pole struck him. He was 50 years old.

King Greece U.S Associated Press New York J. Fangoudis Stapleton, L. I Light and Power Company Fangoudis

English Remedy for Catarrhal Deafness Promised Cure

Sufferers are urged to try a home formula from Parmint and hot water to relieve catarrh and head noises. The method claims to reduce inflammation in the Eustachian tubes and balance ear pressure, with rapid, noticeable results.

America England

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Haig Sailly-Saillesel Shelton S. C Ogburr-Griffin Gro. Co Star of Destremont Farm Albert-Bapaume Road Eaucourt L'Abbeye Eaucourt Fabbaye Gueudecourt Southern Bell Telephone J. D. Andrews Battle House Grand Cafe Drago S. H. Peck Ardson Adam Shaaf Smith Piano Company Masonic Temple Dauphin St Empire 4G CO
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