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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1916

Page

5

Growth at Gulf ports spurs Chicago shipping shift

Alarm grows in Chicago over low freight rates driving grain tonnage to Gulf of Mexico ports. Texas City shows dramatic expansion with 39 miles of tracks, five concrete warehouses, and docks handling 15 ocean vessels. A blast furnace planned nearby could boost steel and iron exports, reducing rail costs.

Mexican Gulf Chicago Gulf of Mexico Gulf Ports Gulf Texas City Texas

Trade outlook after war for U S industry says Anderson

Norman L. Anderson, new Chicago district commercial agent, states export trade must bolster the industrial structure of the United States after the war. He predicts a period of intense world commercial and industrial competition as Europe seeks to recover and seize gains, urging greater emphasis on foreign trade.

United States Chicago Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Norman L. Anderson Milwaukee

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Mobile Resident

Mrs. R D Gossett of Mobile testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney trouble and rheumatic pains after years of sickness. She says the pills freed her from the pain and improved kidney function, confirming her 1913 and 1916 endorsements. Price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.

Doan Dyan Braswell

Greek King warns recruits against acting on own initiative

King Constantine and the royal family attended the Athens oath ceremony for recruits. In a speech the king urged blind obedience to superiors and warned that soldiers acting independently could ruin the country, saying some will tell them to mislead and betray patriotism.

London Athens Constantine

How We May Ship Through Holland

American securities held in the Netherlands may be transmitted through the Netherlands Oversea Trust, a private firm, upon assurance of American ownership since August 4, 1914 and no joint ownership with a belligerent. Owners must waive damages for detention. upon verification the Trust informs British authorities and enables transmission.

Hague London Legation Holland Netherlands Oversea Trust Henry van Dyke Puteh—corporation

Fifteen Take Vaccine At Board Of Health Clinic

Fifteen persons were vaccinated at the board of health office on Wednesday afternoon. The individuals had been previously treated and no new vaccine applications are being received by health officers.

the Board of Health

Expanding Home Markets Into International Trade

The text urges manufacturers to broaden domestic production while also seizing foreign market opportunities. It stresses competition is between belligerents and emphasizes not abandoning home markets but increasing offerings at home and pursuing overseas business in parallel.

Health Talks on Uric Acid and Breath Shortness

Reader asks about uric acid deposits in joints after a year of symptoms. Expert advises thorough blood and urine tests, nitrogen management in diet, and avoiding excess nitrogen to help absorb gouty deposits. Also recommends heart evaluation and lifestyle measures including a week of rest and fasting if advised.

Boiler Explosion Scalds Man at Water Street Woodyard

Sam Taylor, an aged Black man, escaped death when a boiler at a Water Street woodyard exploded on a Wednesday afternoon. He was scalded on face and hands as the boiler was blown from its foundation and hurled 125 feet, striking the Mobile Ice Company building at Water and Adams, with part of the wall torn away and the blast heard for miles.

Sam Taylor Water Street Congress Taylor Mobile Ice Company Water and Adams

Cure for Cholera Morbus Ad Remarks

Mrs Sidney Simmons of Fair Haven New York endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cure for cholera morbus for her seven year old son and other family members. The ad notes the medicine is obtainable everywhere and lauds its merit.

Sidney Simmons Fair Haven N. Y Ady

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