Milan Struck Again by Earthquake Records
An earthquake was recorded in Milan this morning causing alarm among residents but with no casualties reported. The quake was felt across the city and noted during an autumn morning in Italy.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1914
Page
10
An earthquake was recorded in Milan this morning causing alarm among residents but with no casualties reported. The quake was felt across the city and noted during an autumn morning in Italy.
A newspaper item advises four ounces of Rad Salts or Jad Salts daily to neutralize urine acids and relieve bladder irritation. It claims the remedy reduces burning and frequent nighttime urination, promotes normal urinary function, and is inexpensive and harmless.
Federal deputies search surrounding woods for Oliver, believed to be among the men who held up the New York to New Orleans flyer near Gentilly Terrace on July 25. William Potter, conductor, identified Oliver’s photo. he is wanted for train robbery and the murder of Flagman Thomas Eglin. Oliver’s criminal career dates to age 15 in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi.
Washington reports a dramatic surge in food exports to foreign armies in September with grain and meats leading gains. Cotton and manufactured goods declined, hurting overall export totals versus September last year. Remaining trade shows UK steady while Germany, Russia, Belgium lag.
The board weighs claims over gravel depth on barges tied to the Dog River project. Fisher disputes Hinman Williamson measurements and Holcombe’s pay. Radcliff explains dock measurements and water losses. Commissioners urge independent investigators to resolve payments and ensure correct gravel depth. The board adjourned to Tuesday for further action.
A health teacher endorses Quaker Remedies with client testimonials from Dupian a florist and Mrs Hughes. Dupian reports stomach relief after a week of treatment and rapid improvements. Hughes claims cure of a long standing tapeworm infection and overall health gains after five days of Quaker Extract therapy.
At Mobile County Tax Reform League session in the chamber of commerce rooms Stewart Brooks reported on the Montgomery conference of October 15. The board praised the delegates’ work and urged active participation to boost the December 3 Montgomery meeting. Jefferson County Tax Reform League may reach 1500 members in Birmingham.
A beauty editor letter cites Mrs Osgood’s Wonder as a cure for unsightly hypertrichosis. The item is advertised as harmless and inexpensive, available at Van Antwerp & Co. drug store with a Money-Back Guarantee, and sold by other druggists.
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