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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1912
Page
14
A narrative recalling reverence for the Mikado, his divine status, and national loyalty during late war times. The author contrasts Japanese devotion with Western views, notes the Mikado’s field presence, and describes the new emperor Haru-no-Miya Yoshi-Hito’s upbringing and popularity fostering continued unity.
Dr Sadler estimates about 89 million dollars in wages are lost annually to the American people due to colds. Lost time means lost wages and doctoring is expensive. The advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe, nonopiate cough remedy for all ages, with the genuine yellow package from Van Antwerp Drug Corporation.
An advertisement-style warning notes that neglect of constipation liver disorder or indigestion leads to trouble and promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a quick safe and affordable remedy priced at 25 cents available from all druggists
A. G. Page, mine manager near Inauris, testified in Tucson jail about Emilio Campa looting his camp on August 29 and threatening to kill him. Page said Campa and rebels looted his house, tore his wife's silk dresses, and rode away with the rags on their horse tails. Campa sought a handshake that Page refused.
Charles Lewis was shot in the back during a barroom feud at the Lartigue place Cedar Point. Howard fled pursued by Sheriff Palmer and deputies around 2 30 am armed with a shotgun claiming he would not be taken alive. He walked toward Mobile after threatening violence as pursuit continued.
Sheriff T. T. Palmer grabbed a man stepping from a house and arrested him at about 3 am on Cedar Point road. The detainee carried a gun and did not resist. He was jailed on a charge of assault with intent to murder.
Brassieres are described as indispensable for both slim and stout women. They provide contour and grace, control flesh, and enhance shapeliness. The article notes delicate color ideas in corset fabrics with tiny pink and blue flowers and narrow color stripes.
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