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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1912
Page
6
Paris dispatch describes ex sultan Mulai Hafid living in France on a 75000 dollar annual pension. He amuses himself with picture postcards and revues while critics note his discomfort with European beds and unveiled ladies.
A Paris note reports Prades council asks government to appoint bachelors as prefects in the Pyrenees-Orientales and force them to wed within two months to avoid leaving. The plan sparked satire about a marriage bound bureaucracy amid a commission inquiry.
Berlin dispatch reviews Caprivi letters and imperial strategy showing how the removal of Bismarck and the Boxer era influenced German aims in the East. The piece links Franco French birth declines and Bertillon family policy suggestions to spur France toward higher birth rates and state aid for large families.
A Millersville physician recalls treating a man labeled with Bright's disease who improved after taking a special bowel medicine misapplied to kidney illness. He later connects catarrh to kidney disease and promotes Peruna as a universal remedy, noting its evolution to KA TAR NO with an offer for a free booklet.
The article discusses power politics shaping Asia, Caprivi’s view of Germany and China, Queen Mary’s visit to Neu-Strelitz noting a Luxemburg marriage, and a German compulsory insurance law burdening employers and salaried workers. It also mentions a new stationary airplane concept and a Rural health pitch for Electric Bitters.
London reports Ohio’s rejection of a woman suffrage amendment has dampened British suffragists for now. Some see it as a temporary reverse, noting liquor interests may have influenced Ohio. Mrs. Humphrey Ward argues this proves a shift toward common sense and urges a united, practical approach to local government roles for women.
Among the speakers who accepted the invitation of the Atlantic Inland Waterway Association to deliver addresses at its fifth annual convention in Albany Ga October 15 17 1912 are Mr John H Bernard vice president and general manager of the Alabama New Orleans Transportation Company New Orleans La and Mr W K Kanynaugh president of the Lakes to Gulf Deep Water Association of Tous Mo
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