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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
3
Sally's advice urges matching neck and face tones for harmony. Use a glaze with hazel and wax to soften lines, then daily wash off to reveal a youthful complexion. A simple wax cream from any druggist is suggested for ongoing care.
At the regular session of the Camp Confederate Veterans the group endorsed Captain Charles W. Hooper of Selma for brigadier. General Safford Berney declined candidacy. Delegates will vote for Hooper and for General Harvey E. Jones as state division commander. Attendance was large. three members died since the August meeting.
A brief notice invites readers to subscribe to The Mobile Daily Item, offering home delivery for 10 cents. The message emphasizes easy access to the newspaper through mail or doorstep distribution and underscores affordability.
Mrs Lucy Drexel Dahlgren daughter of the late Joseph Drexel asks the New York Supreme Court to allow framing of issues for a jury trial in open court. Her husband Eric B Dahlgren denies misconduct. The couple, married twenty two years with eight children, face a private versus public dispute amid Catholic social norms.
Miss Lucy Goode White, first California woman to seek judicial nomination, failed today to pass the bar examinations in San Francisco. A socialist, she won 7,000 votes in the recent nonpartisan judicial primary and has long worked as a Virginia court reporter.
The Confederate Veterans and United Daughters of the Confederacy will mark the 103rd anniversary of Admiral Raphael Semmes birth on Friday afternoon September 27. Local veterans will attend the ceremonies in uniform.
An advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy that supports liver health and relieves constipation and biliousness without diet changes. It guarantees the product, claims no harmful after-effects, and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.
Harry Nolan, named secretary to the legation at Panama, declined a diplomatic post after a New York arrest with Marion MacVicker. He met with Acting Secretary Wilson and released a statement noting misrepresentation of his conduct and saying he would not seek an appointment at this time.
An Ohio Falls Indiana dealer H W Hendrickson touts Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as the best for coughs colds and croup and notes it is his best seller. For sale by all dealers.
Philadelphia September 19 Mayor Blankenburg asks city council for a wide tax program to raise revenue. Proposals include graded occupations tax, furniture tax above 3009, factory goods tax per thousand dollars, motor vehicle horsepower tax, sidewalk vault and sign levies, conduit rents, higher city deposits tax at banks, public service property tax, and a potential borrowing capacity rise of 84 million.
Horsford's Acid Phosphate advertised as a healthful invigorating and delicious tonic beverage. Marketed as more cooling and refreshing than lemonade featuring claims of vitality and refreshment in a dated promotional voice.
The Gate City Guards voted to tour the South next year paying return visits to groups that visited Atlanta in October 1911 for unveiling a peace monument. Planned cities include Washington Philadelphia New York Boston Hartford Baltimore and Richmond with tour dates to be set by the executive committee.
Stephen Kivoshk a 23 year old Indian stands trial in Sarnia Ontario for the murder of Charles Nahdee. If acquitted for Nahdee the double killing leaves Johns dead and Nahdee dead. If convicted for Nahdee he faces hanging for Johns with execution set for November 12. Former death sentence stayed earlier in the case.
A vintage claim extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a universal cure from early home life. Forty years of cures prove its merit for burns cuts sprains bruises and skin eruptions with rivaling results on piles corns and cold sores. Only cents to buy.
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