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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1912
Page
4
Miss Georgia Alexander supervising principal of an Indianapolis school gave a demonstration of school work to teachers at the afternoon session of the Teacher's Institute. The visit aimed to lecture before the institute and drew strong interest as sessions were well attended and informative.
A half hour recess luncheon was served in the basement of the Lienkauf School Improvement Association during a meeting break. The event reflected the group's community activities and parish involvement in local education initiatives.
Information from Mobile reports Elmer Breland, 15, of Merrill Mississippi was fatally wounded on the Pascagoula river by the premature discharge of a gun he pulled from the bottom of a boat.
A boat accident left Breland's son with a shattered arm and bleeding severely. he died before medical help arrived. The youth was the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Breland of Merrill.
A Gaumont two reel fiction set in Messina amid a revolt, portraying a dignified monarchy under threat through love and princely sorrow. The film promises a serious mood with no price increase, admission six cents.
Chicago Mayor Carter H L Harrison reportedly shot the largest bull moose ever killed in Quebec. The animal was found on Lake Marie, 140 miles north of Quebec City. Friends planned a presentation of the trophy to Progressive party headquarters in Chicago.
William H. Bell, 19, a First National Bank clerk in Pensacola, confessed to substituting a phony package for $55,000 destined for Florida, claiming a momentary weakness. He surrendered and asked the prosecutor to accept a plea.
A 14 year old, Clarence J Wienand, son of J H Wienand, was seriously hurt when struck by a car fender and dragged under a Broad Street Methodist trolley car while a congregation ride crossed Conception and St Francis streets. Police cannot identify the car owner or occupants.
Mrs. Alice Capell, a well known resident, died this afternoon at the Southern Infirmary after several weeks illness. She was 27 and is survived by her father T. J. McSweaney and other relatives.
Governor Wilson appears to have won a sweeping New Jersey primary with a nearly 20 000 lead statewide. Hughes leads Smith in the senatorial contest but Wilson factions dominate outside Essex, while Briggs runs uncontested and Progressives show strength only in Hudson.
A fragment hints at Leen Gaumont exploring princely sorrow amid a rising evil price. The text suggests admission costs and shifting pressures within a fantastical or literary setting.
Tuscahoma Tribe No. 59 Red Men held a large smoker with several addresses for the order. Dr. Oliver H. Harris presided, applauded for urging growth, and welcomed new member E W. Richie. Committees organized by Harris Swain Richie Taylor McKinnon Boyle and others arranged entertainment refreshments and Braves duties.
Its Best. To Have ready to use at first sign of trouble the best corrective for any disorder of the organs of digestion. The earlier you seek relief the easier it will be to it and the more certain it will be that the trouble will not lead to something worse. It is universally admitted that.
An old advertisement extols Beecham's Pills as the safest and most reliable corrective for stomach bowel and liver troubles. It claims to restore regularity tone and vigor to the nerves and organs, promising improved health and wellbeing.
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