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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1913
Page
2
A fragmented report notes a sudden drop from 81 to 68 degrees causing churchgoers to adjust outerwear. It records early Monday morning temperatures around 8 degrees, compares these with 52 on September 28, and cites historical lows like 49 degrees on September 36 1896.
The Graham & Rush team beat Toulminville 3 to 2 Sunday. Batteries for Graham & Rush were Dixon and Burden. for Toulminville were ase and Courtney. Dixon pitched well and Graham & Rush hit strong. manager W F Richard seeks amateur team contacts.
Hammel's fall opening showcases lavish window displays and chic costumes from white chiffon broadcloth to Bakst Rose gowns. Millinery by Miss Annie Siller features Louis Quatorze inspired hats with Futurist and Russian influences, bold colors, and elaborate trims for an up to date Mobile fashion scene.
Mrs Theresa Pearson of 109 Church St Mobile Alabama reports relief from severe headaches and back pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She says the remedy corrected the trouble in a few days and she continues to recommend it whenever possible. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States.
Alabama Oyster Commission protests a proposed channel deepening between Pass Aux Herons and Grant's Pass that could flood a 700000 bushel oyster reef. The group seeks changes via Washington officials and Congress to favor Grant's Pass.
A record snowfall for Northern Minnesota and around Lake Superior occurred today. Snow blanketed Port Arthur Ontario and Grand Marias Minnesota with wintry scenes. Duluth reported an average temperature of 35 degrees.
Puff ball fantasies of French feathers and varied alluring fashions fill Hammel's display. A corps of assistants and a well devised array make selection easy as shoppers choose the model that best suits their personal becomingness at this elegant establishment.
J Ed Jones, running a suit club in the Van Antwerp building, was arrested Sunday night on a warrant by clerk Z E Agee charging embezzlement. Agee paid for clothes through the club but received none. entrants pay one dollar weekly for a chance at a $25 suit. The case, heard in recorder's court, involves lottery drawing in Memphis and Cincinnati.
Despondency is linked to indigestion and constipation and quickly eases after taking amberism tablets. For sale by all dealers. ady-
A dwelling at 908 State Street was badly burned Sunday afternoon around 1 o clock when sparks fell on a shingle roof. Mary Davis lost part of her household effects as embers ignited neighboring roofs and firefighters fought multiple blazes. A false alarm at 9:20 led to a box 65 call for George and Government streets. Monday at 12:20 a fire at 815 St Emanuel Street caused by sparks was quickly controlled with little damage.
The Italian minister of posts and telegraphs T Cillissano died at a banquet in Milan while delivering a speech. Death was due to heart disease.
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