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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1913
Page
9
Fragmentary political plea urging support for President Wilson and opposition to James Fielder as governor. Mentions equal opportunity, honest toil, and tariffs shaping labor and Republicanism versus Wilson Democracy in a 1916 era contest.
In Ashbury Park New Jersey October 31 the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union delegates heard Mrs Deborah K Jereee state the W C T U will not condemn militant suffrage in England but seeks the ballot as a weapon against liquor. Mrs Louise C Purington urged scrutiny of laws allowing eugenics teaching in public schools and advised lawmakers to consider this before public school adoption.
Judge Safford Berney gave Ira H. Pringle ten additional days to pay court costs. In open court, Anna M. Courtright and Thomas J. Caldwell along with L. C. Irvine versus L. Garrett suits were dismissed.
A vintage advertisement for Knowlton's Dandeline promotes Danderine as a hair treatment that claims to remove dandruff stop itching and stimulate new hair growth within minutes. It touts improved hair gloss fullness and pliability and urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
President Wilson indicated the United States would wait for full returns before acting on Mexico. He outlined a plan stressing constitutional government and fair elections, with a possible general statement of U S aims and cooperation to foreign governments. Some officials question how to address Huerta or recognize Constitutionalists in pacification talks. European powers await U S policy before acting.
Fresh stock of all garden seed varieties for fall planting including turnips cabbage and rutabaga. Absolu fresh. Value noted from last year. Glish Carriage Co. Sun Wed Fri tf.
The body of Patrick Dugan, exhumed for re interment, was found petrified with an estimated weight over 600 pounds. The face and hands were light grey and the clothes darker and petrified. He had been buried nine years ago.
New York on May 1 1913 a testimonial claims Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment cured itching scalp dandruff and prevented hair loss. Another report from New Haven dated April 19 1913 says Resinol Soap relieved itching piles within first use and left the patient cured.
Classified notice indicates available storefronts for rent in the McGraw area. Details unclear due to OCR. Interested parties should contact the listing source for location, size, and rental terms.
At Indianapolis on October 31 the National Convention of Methodist Men adopted a resolution backing national prohibition and urging Methodist cooperation with the National Anti-Saloon League. President Herbert Welch of Ohio Wesleyan University criticised current reform methods while advocating social remedies to curb drunkenness. Associate Justice Ira Be Robinson and Dean Bh age gue spoke on evangelical efforts and reform.
Maud Young Dan the Boston wife of a Chinese man received an indeterminate term in the Woman's prison at Sherburne after confessing she arranged pretend marriages between white girls and Chinese and forged marriage certificates. Evidence showed she transported five young girls from one New England city to another for mock weddings.
A brief note states indigestion and constipation cause discomfort that rapidly ends after taking Chamberlain's Tablets. For sale by all dealers. aiv-
Mrs Martha B Gielow organizer and vice president of the Southern Industrial Educational Association will lecture at the Elks Home Friday night at 8 on Life and the Educational Needs of the Southern Mountaineers. Former Greensborough Alabama resident she is a noted speaker on Southern life and folklore.
A party of 16 Esquimaux was rescued from a Hudson Bay island about 100 miles from the mainland after ten years marooned due to reefs and magnetic disturbances. They subsisted on fish and seal meat. several children were born and some members died during captivity.
Don Fea of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce and A fe pencha man join Attorney Herbert A in Tuscaloosa as Mobile representatives for the Warrior river opening celebration. Parsons of Mobile Pulley and Machine Works heads the first pig iron cargo aboard the barge from Tuscaloosa. An official Mobile observance is planned for the arrival of the first barge of the A and No transportation company.
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