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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1913
Page
8
An extensive auction list describes rooms of furniture and decor from a mansion interior. Items include mahogany wardrobes dressers and beds, mission style seating, chairs, clocks, brass stands, mirrors, glassware and chafing dishes with detailed finishes and sizes. The sale is led by auctioneer Richards with banners and flags noted.
The second Marchioness Cazati ball in Ve nna features a seventeenth century tableaux replica. Attendees include Miss Elsie Core of New York Mrs Gail Gardner Mrs Nangy Leeds Lady Sarah Wilson and daughter Miss Muriel Wilson Prince Alexander of Serwin Lady and Miss Junard Duchess of Manchester Anthony Drexel hosts a large party for the Grand Duchess Vladimir of Russia while Jay Gould and Robert Chandler stay at local hotels.
An 1890s style medical offer touts a free cure for inflammatory mutism and allied ailments. Mark H. Jackson of Syracuse invites affected readers to mail name and address to receive the supposed remedy with no payment until proven effective.
The fragment cites cures for eyewear related issues and a range of disorders including hat nose throat lung and stomach problems. It appears as an irregular ad or claim rather than a coherent report with verifiable details.
Prince Henry, King George's third son, has begun at Eton under tutor Mr. Hansel. He will be faged by seniors and raised as a dry bob by Queen Mary. After Eton he is slated for Oxford then the army, with Prince Alexander of Teck and the Collingwood connecting royal ties.
International News Service reports in London that Sarah Bernhardt, aging toward 69, says she avoids radical life changes and remains active without special rest. She hints at future works and possible returns to America, mentioning potential plays and new productions.
An advertisement touts Liv-Ver-Lax as a safe reliable daily remedy for constipation and general well being. It claims quick, natural effects, urges exclusive use, and guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer. Sold by Sutton Bros in local listings.
A listing of area churches with service times and pastors. Tabernacle Baptist Church led by W P Wilks and Glaiborne streets holds 9 30 am Sunday school and 11 am and 8 pm sermons. Whistler Baptist Church offers 9 30 am Sunday school, 11 am and 7 30 pm services. Central Presbyterian and Lutheran churches present multiple services, with sabbath school, prayer meetings, and evening predications, naming pastors and locations.
New Orleans fraternal orders plan a monster delegation to the Panama opening celebration in Mobile. A special train will take October 28 during President Wilson’s flying visit. The effort aims to include representatives from every order with New Orleans chapters, with bands and boosters seeking a large turnout. James E. Cahall of Mobile chaired the joint committee. a boosting group lists many local fraternal members. An initial meeting was held at Hotel Grunewald, with subsequent visits to Biloxi and Gulfport. The plan emphasizes showcasing a working map of the Panama Canal project and bringing a huge turnout to the October 27 to 29 events in Mobile.
Very Rev Gardi ner C Tucker rector announces Ninth Sunday of Trinity services at St Johns Church Dearborn Monroe streets. Morning prayer sermon 11 am. Feast of St Michael and All Angels 10 am Monday. Woman s Auxiliary meeting at rectory Tuesday. Vestry meeting Wednesday 730 pm. Sunday school 930 am.
A local church notices page lists Sunday services for First Baptist Dauphin Way Baptist Government Street Presbyterian Trinity Church St Anthony St Pauls Whistler and others. It notes morning and evening sermon topics and special classes with times and courteous invitations to strangers and visitors.
Chicago tenor George Hamlin warns of exploitation of American girls studying singing in Italy. He cites costly auditions, nonrefundable fees, biased dress rehearsals, and poor training. He also notes Italian singers face monopoly agents and tough barriers to work in America, with salaries often higher in the United States but controlled by powerful agents.
Readers urged to send name and address on the coupon to receive a remedy said to be odorless and tasteless for secretly helping liquor victims at home in tea coffee or food. The appeal promises lasting gratitude.
A promotional offer invites recipients to obtain a free trial package of Golden Remedy by return mail. The request asks for absolute discretion and a plain wrapper, citing Dr J La Tinines Company Cincinnati Ohio. The note lists a return address at 5236 Glenn Building.
The Maccabees at 59 South Royal street reported final preparations for a grand pageant to be held October 26 with expected 5000 attendees plus supreme officers from five states. A grand rally October 9 will feature a luncheon and social session.
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