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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1912
Page
25
The fragmentary description notes a cache of Etruscan style jewelry including necklaces finger rings bracelets and sewing tools. One highlight is four tetradrachms of Philip with gems and silver objects in a Constantinople museum as a potential historical find from 4th century B C.
Tourists flock to Stromboli to view the volcano's smoke and lava glow from Messina and nearby areas. Reports note growing crowds and an awe inspiring sight though no major disturbances are recorded.
In Rochelle on August 31 Miss Pross of Mount Vernon dived from a canoe to rescue a woman unable to swim. She plunged into deep water as the two struggled near Twin Islands. Mrs Reynold’s husband ferried them back to shore as a motor boat watched from shore. Both women suffered no ill effects.
Fragmentary OCR item references Consumption in Massachusetts and best gain or loss phrases. readable text is insufficient to identify person, event, or full context for a proper card.
The Negro National Medical Association and allied professions closed their 14th annual session at Tuskegee Institute with praise for public health work. A rural farming conference drew 700 farmers who brought sick neighbors for treatment and operations. Resolutions hailed attendance and thanked Alabama cities. Dr. Booker T. Washington urged healthy food and self-sufficiency. Officers elected include Dr. John A. Kenny, Dr. D. A. Ferguson, and Clarence M. Wilkerson.
The ad highlights a hand colored Gaumont feature about Frederic Chopin, the Polish composer, shown at the Crown Theatre. Also promoted are Grove's Taste Less Chill Tonic for adults and children and a general notice of a Sunday schedule.
Linen and gingham sale item descriptions list yardage and deep discounts. The column notes 45 inch White Rose linen suiting at 25 cents and 90 inch linen sheeting at 19 cents with additional ginghams and seersucker priced around 10 cents.
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