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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
7
Dec 2 Toronto AP reports Dr. MicDonald of St Catharines Ontario says experiments to the Folt Academy of Medicine indicate an effective treatment for high blood pressure. The details are unclear due to damaged text but claim a notable medical advance.
Reports from London describe Dr Nebon The investigators and staff confirming preliminary findings from last May. Animal and human tests plus chemical analysis suggest a ganglio extract may aid treatment though the active substance remains unknown. Intramuscular injection appears more effective than intravenous with no dosage standard yet.
Major General Robert L. Howze, president of the Mitchell court martial, sharply warned both sides to stop bickering and personal remarks. The rebuke followed Representative Frank R. Reid's attempt to remove Major General William Graves from the court after Graves spoke against Reid's allegations.
Washington merchants board of trade said no necessity for premature settlement of the anthracite controversy. In a telegram to D. Warriner, chairman of the operators’ conference the board urged a settlement based on true economics and noted consumers expect lower coal prices from the situation.
Count Ludwig von Salm expresses concern over divorce rumors and custody of his infant son amid his wife’s American trip. He says the situation hinges on future developments and notes he has never seen his child. The Countess Adolphine Salm travels to the United States to visit her grandson as advisors weigh custody and return plans.
Fenn Dec 2 A Tennessee meeting of the Presbyterian church opened with Clay Lilly of Reyne vf describing four evils as the four horsemen. He warned wealth can tempt and ruin prosperity and spiritual life in the South and nation unless wealth is consecrated to God in service to men.
Washington report says extradition and border smuggling treaties with Mexico are ready for signature after long diplomatic talks. Ambassador Teller will sign, mirroring Canada pact with cooperative border patrols to curb aliens liquor drugs and stolen goods. Ratification expected followed by working arrangements and identical regulations.
Former Texas governor James E Ferguson says the press has overwhelmed Governor Miriam Ferguson and the governor's staff. He notes daily interviews hinder state business as reporters crowd offices, wait at doors, and telephone constantly.
Secretary Mellon cannot locate the rightful heirs to a $91000 fund paid by the Peru government for mining related services. He asked the Department of Justice to initiate court proceedings to determine who is entitled to the money and where it should be paid.
The Federal Council of Churches executive committee will meet in Detroit December 9 to discuss war prevention and the World Court entry plus service of chaplains in the army and navy. The agenda includes whether the council should make a declaration if war is declared.
Mrs. St. John A. Lawton of Charleston, newly elected president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, told the South Carolina U D C convention that Lincoln's designation as "the great emancipator" was mistaken and that he had no thought of kindness when he signed the proclamation.
Walker associate editor of the Timés mlayens and longtime legal newspaper figure will be buried today at St George s Episcopal Church. He died yesterday after months of illness. He held a B A from Jefferson and was survived by his widow, Mrs. S. TM Chicago, and G Mitchell of Philadelphia.
A fragmented OCR of names and addresses across multiple streets and cities shows numerous individuals and businesses such as Bedale Bedvole Co Vin, Billups at Bienville Ave, Dr J B Brown, Eugené Brown, Burbank Tire Co, and John M Wilson among others. The text reads like a partial contact or directory listing with city designations and street addresses.
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