Mediation as Storehouse of Spiritual Dynamics
Noted thinker J Martineau extols mediation as a vast storehouse where divine energies lie hidden to empower the hero for his field and life.
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J. Martineau
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
4
Strong Delegation Chooses Jackson Highway Battlefront
North Alabama leaders join Selma Montgomery Birmingham and Mississippi coast in backing the Jackson Memorial Highway linking Lakes to the Gulf. Chicago Herald praises Dixie route cities from Louisville to New Orleans and Nashville to Atlanta, urging Southern visitors and northern curiosity alike. The piece notes rising export concerns and the 1915 corporate push in New York as economic context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Nashville
Selma
Montgomery
Birmingham
Alabama
Mississippi
Gulf
Chicago Herald
North End
Dixie
Louis Ville
Marie Henry
Lexington
Cumberland Gap
Atlanta
Gia
New Orleans
Chicago
Mobile to Build Million Dollar Terminal and Storage Plant
The Terminal Transfer and Storage Company announced a $1,000,000 riverfront plant in Mobile with work to start within thirty days. Local labor is expected to total $200,000 to $250,000 in wages, with materials sourced locally where possible, and the project described as a homegrown, city supported enterprise led by Captain John Quill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terminal Transfer and Storage Company
United States
Mobile
Terminal Transfer
John Quill
America
Blowing in the Muzzle on Erb Poisoning Case
The Item discusses financier and railroad organizer Erb at Deal New Jersey awaiting outcomes after swallowing bichloride of mercury tablets by mistake. It compares to B Sanders Walker of Macon Georgia who died from similar carelessness two years earlier and calls for safeguards on poisonous substances to prevent repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Erb
Deal
N. J
Erb
B. Sanders Walker
Macon
Mr. Erb
Georgia
Mr. Walker
Physicians blamed for drug habit era in Hartford article
Dr. T D Crothers argues physicians propagate drug and alcohol addiction through training and practice. He urges medical colleges to teach alcoholism and drug taking, condemns opioid prescribing by young doctors, and links faculty neglect to patient outcomes. Also notes railroad circular promoting South American trade and Alabama cotton seed prices along with a global church census.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Crothers
Hartford
Conn
Crothers
Awakening to Home Potash Sources In Wartime Industry
The war in Europe spurs American scientists to tap domestic resources for potash and alumite. Potash from kelp on the Pacific coast and new California deposits plus Utah alumite emerge as commercial fertilizers. Increased imports have highlighted the need for home production and a shift away from exporting crude materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Pacific Coast
California
Utah
America
Grand Bay trespass case ends in ice cream sentence
William H Reynolds vice president of the Gulf Coast Citrus Exchange pleaded guilty to trespassing at a Grand Bay lawn fete. The court fined him and ordered ice cream for sixteen of the fairest attendees. Reynolds commented that Grand Bay people know how to enjoy life even amid talk of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Bay
William H. Reynalds
Gulf Coast Citrus Exchange
MacDonald
Reynalds
Exchange
Reynolds
Local Names List Across Alabama and Nearby States
A lengthy extract lists numerous individuals and couples associated with various towns and counties in Alabama and neighboring states. Entries include Battle House, Bienville, Cawthon, Windsor, St. Andrew, and Windsor groups with multiple named residents and spouses from Birmingham, Montgomery, Mobile, Auburn, and other locales.
Amusements at the Empire this week with multiple features
At the Empire today the Kalem drama Under Oath with True Boardman leads the program, set amid Italian vendetta and a Grand Hotel finale in St Louis. Billie Reeves stars in Queenie of the Nile, Justina Huff and John Smiley shine in Her Idol, and Friday brings The Goddess chapter with Earle Williams Anita Stewart and Bessie Eyton plus The Jungle Lovers. Admission five cents and ten cents for the main feature, children five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Boardman
Empire Today
St. Louis
Billie Reeves
Billie
Justina Huff
John Smiley
Earle Williams
Anita Stewart
Bessie Eyton
Edward J. Piel
Edwin Wallock
Confessions of a Wife Excerpt on Aunt Mary and Time
In a diary style sequence, Margie debates selling Aunt Mary’s book shop stake to Mary for 15000 while Mother Waverly objects. The entry contrasts Mary’s business skill with Aunt Mary’s legacy and the narrator’s meditation on aging with grace. The tone reflects self reflection and generational tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Symone
Margie
Mary
Mother Waverly
Father and daughter clash over kin and kith
A Yale Record humor piece frames a family dialogue where Father asks what he and John discussed. Daughter replies with a playful pun on kin and kith, and a small brother chimes in with a comical mishearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Yale Record
Why Nature Sets Our Arms A-Swinging
The Item editor explains that nature causes arm swinging when we walk to maintain balance. Walking with stiff arms makes progress hard and the gait less graceful, whereas swinging arms helps balance and smooth movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Howard
Nature
Columbia Starts Football First Time in Ten Years
New York Sept 23 Football practice began at Columbia University for the first time in a decade with over 300 candidates promised to report though only about sixty to seventy expected to start today. Former stars Tom Thorpe and Harold Weeks were expected to assist in coaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia University
Columbia
Tom Thorpe
Harold Weeks
European War One Year Ago Today Report
A lull is reported by both armies in the center of the western line. The French office reports the capture of Peronne on their left. Progress against the Germans has been slow since September 18 yet steady. Petrograd says the Germans who drove Gen. Rennenkampff from East Prussia have been defeated in Latin. The submarine that sank three British cruisers off the Hook of Holland has returned to port undamaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French War Office
Peronne
Petrograd
Rennenkampff
East Prussia
Holland
Illiteracy Talk At Mobile Teachers Institute
Professor J. B. Hobdy state rural school agent addressed pub lic school teachers at Barton Academy on illiteracy in Alabama. Mrs. Erwin Craighead followed, outlining Mobile county's efforts and progress in eradicating illiteracy. The lectures, praised as the day's top events, stressed teacher cooperation and ongoing educational improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton Academy
Alabama
J. B. Hobdy
Erwin Craighead
Mobile
Hobdy
Craighead
Teachers' Institute
Olive Dodge
Colored teachers advance at Mobile county institute
Progress from the colored teachers institute in Mobile county public schools centers in A F Owens school building. Sessions feature talks by Superintendent Murphy Mort L Bixler Misses Peterson and Stimson W A Caldwell B C Fonville Robert Davis Ellen Gatewood and Professor I J Whitley on pedagogy departmental work and agricultural instruction with State Rural Supervisor Sibley slated to speak before closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute For Colored Teachers
Mobile County
A. F. Owens
Murphy
Mort L. Bixler
Gulf Coast Fair Association
B. C. Fonville
Robert Davis
Ellen Gatewood
I. J. Whitley
Plateau Institute
Sibley
Lives of the Hunted referenced in banter
A dialogue from the New York Post mentions a work titled Lives of the Hunted as a joke about bachelors. The exchange features a brief back and forth with playful banter between a man and a woman.
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M. Frank
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W. C. Turner
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H. E. Pratt
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William Walker
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Fred Little
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R. D. Rossiter
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W. H. Mitchell
H. C. Monroe
F. L. Gentry
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L L. Stephen
Red Level
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Theodore
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T. B. Dunlap
Straven
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J. P. Lovligh
Beatrice
R. Hinton
J. C. Prunn
Citronelle
J. F. Daley
Foley
F. H. Coyne
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Helen
BY Allman
Tom
Springs
Mollie
Jim Edie
Bennett's Cafe
de Briere
S. Royal ST
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Masonic Temple
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