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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
5
The Republican nominee urges an end to sectionalism and a united nation. He advocates a principled, firm America,尊flag as a symbol of courage, strength, and protection for citizens, warning against fear-driven policies.
Edwin Putnam of Wendel Depot Massachusetts fell from a loft while gathering material. He suffered back bruises and soreness but quickly recovered after applying Sloan's Liniment, which he used after the accident.
In 1916 dispatches from France via London report General Rawlinson, Haig's deputy, asserting the western front can be broken. He compares his role to Sherman and Grant and describes ongoing, coordinated hammering on multiple fronts with French aid at Verdun and in the Somme.
An interview with General Skobeleff notes German forces are brave but tired after two years of war. He states French and British cooperation has allowed Allied forces to gain time and supplies for the assault on fortified German lines.
D B Sherry a white man and Pea-
The speaker notes a temporary break may harm overall defense, stressing the force has not yet exhausted its power and will not until summer. If at the hilltop, an undulating table land lies ahead before a downhill, easier stretch begins though slopes may vary in steepness.
The two story brick and granite building at the northwest corner of Royal and St Francis streets, currently occupied by James K. Glennon & Company, was sold by owner C Lawrence Lauretta to J Howard Wilson, president of the Mobile and Railroad Company. The lot fronts 66 feet on Royal and 136 feet on St Francis with a rear one story Sansine. The property was once owned by PH H tter in 1884 and later willed to Lavrotta in 1892.
The Al G Field Great Minstrels present a big fun jubilee at the Lyric for two nights Saturday October 27 and Saturday day at 3 o clock. The group features top entertainers as they tour for the biggest fun drive in minstrel history. Seats are now selling.
A motorcycle driven by F. T. Mack and an automobile with Ward C. See a in charge collided late Wednesday night at Wilkinson and Greenhill avenues. The motorcycle was badly damaged but none of the occupants of the machines were injured.
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