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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1925

Page

7

FREAK WEATHER JUMPS FROM HEAT TO HAIL ACROSS STATES

August weather chronicle reports hail as large as eggs in Kentucky damaging tobacco crops and snow and floods across Wisconsin and the Rio Grande region. Detroit and Indianapolis endure severe storms with flooding and hail. Fort Bliss soldiers assist in Rio Grande flood fight near Fabens. Arizona records 102 in Phoenix while other areas stay cooler.

Chicago Ill Midwestern Kentucky Wis Rio Grande River Lexington Detroit Indianapolis Fort Bliss el Paso Reclamation Service Rio Grande Fabens Phoenix Ariz

Troops Aid Rio Grande Flood Fight At El Paso

Bliss units were ordered by Brigadier General Joseph Castner to aid farmers, business people, and reclamation workers in battling the Rio Grande flood threatening lower valley cotton fields. Major A. L. Hixon commands the troops protecting an estimated 2000 to 2500 acres under water. gauge readings are unavailable below El Paso.

EL Paso Texas Fort Bliss Joseph Castner Reclamation Service Rio Grande A. L. Hixon Eighth Cavalry L. M. Lawson Elephant Butte Fabens el Pago

Fake nobleman travels U.S. as impersonator on tour

A man resembling Lord Charles Arthur Conyham has traveled the United States for about a year, posing as the nobleman at Pacific coast hotels including the Hotel Commodore. British consul general Sir H Gloster Armstrong confirmed the real lord is not in the U.S. and has not traveled there.

New York Charles Arthur Conynham United States H. Gloster Armstrong Charles Pacific Coast

Uniontown Veteran protests Smith Stone Mountain drive

Arensberg, national commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, telegrammed Gov. Al Smith of New York urging cancellation of engagements to promote the Stone Mountain Memorial. He said the governor would be aiding treason and debasement of U S coinage and warned of political consequences for backing the memorial drive.

Uniontown Arensberg Grand Army of the Republic al Smith New York Stone Mountain Memorial Smith Georgia Memorial Association Union Army United States

Woman's brain willed to science sparks unease at Cornell

The will of Helen H. Gardener, civil service commissioner, directs that her brain be donated to Cornell University for study to address alleged bias against women's intellect. Officials dispute whether the transfer occurred as planned, with Cornell saying no arrangements were conveyed.

Washington Helen H. Gardener Civil Service Cornell University University Ithaca N. Y

Duke to consider record youngest student admission

James A. Thomas Jr., aged two, filed an application for admission to Duke University in Durham North Carolina. The entry, filed by his father James A. Thomas of White Plains New York, aims for the freshman class of 1940 marking a possible world record for youngest college entrant.

Durham N. C A.P Duke University James A. Thomas, Jr James A. Thomas White Plains N. Y

Advertisements Link Progress and Modern Living

The passage traces progress from early lightning and wired voice to wireless speech and vast radio reach. It highlights how daily ads promote inventions, goods, and improvements, urging readers to compare, choose, and keep up with progress through timely, value driven messages.

Veteran AP ship news reporter Richard Lee dies

Richard Lee aged 71, a long time ship news reporter at quarantine for the Associated Press since 1878, died at his Rosebank home Staten Island after illness in June. Born Waterford Ireland he came to the United States at 13 and worked for the New York Herald before joining AP.

New York Richard Lee Associated Press Rosebank Staten Island Lee George Mord New York Herald Herald New York Associated Press Press Association Waterford Ireland Boston

Admiral Foresees Pacific Peace at Washington Conference

Rear Admiral W. W. Phelps told the Institute of Politics in Williamstown that the Washington conference on limitation of armaments has absolutely settled Pacific peace and that the four power pact ensures the integrity of our possessions.

Williamstown Mass Washington Pacific W. W. Phelps Naval Board Institute of Politics

Wat Eaters Want Ads Supply Four Wants

Four local businesses advertise in the paper offering meals and eating supplies. The reads emphasize affordable options and quick service.

Europe shifts from cereals to grass on farms

Dr Louis F Michael of the US Department of Agriculture told a round table at the Institute of Politics that Europe is turning arable land back to grass for decades. He noted France and Germany reduced ploughland, while central and southeastern Europe move toward intensive animal farming and greater meat imports.

Williamstown Mass Louis F. Michael United States Department of Agriculture Institute of Politics France Germany Europe Michael Nee

French swimmer aims for English Channel crossing

Mile. Jane Lion began a swim from Cape Gris-Nez toward Dover at 8:10 a.m. and reached nine miles from the start by midafternoon. The Channel lay calm with a westerly breeze, while Lion notably swam with the tide and faced incoming tides later in the day.

Cape Gris-Nez France Jane Lion English Channel Mie Sion Dover England Mme Jean Sion Gertrude Ederle Channel Mail Lion Cape Gris Nez

Messages From Pope And Marshal Read At Knights Meet

Pope Pius XI and Marshal Foch messages were read at the opening of the Knights of Columbus 48th annual convention in Duluth Minnesota. James Flaherty announced the parade highlight a 30 boy march and the initiation of 30 youths into the Columbian Squires signaling a planned worldwide juvenile branch.

Duluth Minn A.P Pius XI Marshal Foch France Knights of Columbus James Flaherty Order of Columbian Squires Order of

Two Killed in Tennessee Crash Near Gallatin

Gallatin, Tenn. August 4. James Duncan 55 contractor and J W Brown 56 carpenter of Gallatin were killed instantly when their car struck an electric line pole after passing a truck loaded with air and rolled down a bank. Elliott Duncan Vernice Duncan and Robertson, all injured, were returning from work.

Gallatin Tenn James Duncan J. W. Brown Carpenter Gallation Elliott Duncan Vernice Duncan Robertson

Cocoanuts Arrive in Mobile on Lysefjord

The Norwegian steamship Lysefjord of United Fruit Company brought the first cocoanuts from Central America to Mobile this morning. The manifest lists 300 bags from Belize and 7,000 loose coconuts, along with 18 000 bunches of bananas.

Mobile Central America Lysefjord United Fruit Company Belize

South American Line Produces Big Trade for US

Meyer Lissrer of the United States Shipping Board said the South American route remains a key trade path. He arrived aboard the Hiner Southern Cross from Rio de Janeiro and praised the ships as well run and in excellent condition.

New York United States Shipping Board Meyer Lissrer Hiner Southern Cross Rio de Janeiro

Caseyjoyda Event Plans Tabled by Local Council

Local council members including Knights of Columbus meet tonight at 8 at the home to finalize plans for the Caseyjoyda event scheduled for Thursday afternoon and night. All members urged to attend.

Knights of Columbus

Missing 85-year-old man sought in Mobile

Personal disappearance report for George R. Green white male 85, fair complexion, red hair, medium height about 5 foot 6, 140 pounds. Last seen in Mobile Thursday July 28 seeking work as a steam loader. Described as in serious condition and wanted at once to contact Hiram Green or W. T. Smith Lumber at the listed address.

George R. Green Mobile Ee W. T. Smith Lumber Chaps Piaa Hiram Green

SITUATIONS WANTED LYNCH Earning Fuller brushes sales

Classified item notes Lynch earned selling Fuller brushes and seeks open work. Offers include experienced bookkeeper or spare hours. A refined married woman seeks clerical cashier or voice work. Contact Bell 1529-3 or mail 50 care News Item.

LYNCH Better National Bank Bell Phone

Rot Wor Fo A Tea Manna Peepee

A compact, readable OCR fragment from a historical page presents a brief note about a local event. The text references community figures and a place, with an emphasis on scheduled actions and civic or social context.

Ads Test Be Tant More Than One Tome

An advertising note tests multiple advertising entries in a single notice with emphasis on layout and typography. The snippet hints at formatting and spacing choices used in the newspaper column to fit several ads.

The Mobile News-Item Corrects Insertion Errors

The Mobile News-Item acknowledges errors in earlier editions due to insertion mistakes. The paper states it has corrected the affected pages and ensures proper attribution and layout in subsequent issues.

Gratis Insertion Only Notice Seen

Brief notice states limit of one free insertion with guidance to see no more than a single gratis insertion. No additional details or names provided.

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