Sundar Entered at Ba
Brief mobile news item from Mobile Alabama dated June 1 1920 notes an entry by Sundar at a ba event. Details are sparse in the clipped text but indicate a participation or entry into a local contest or gathering.
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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1920
Page
4
Brief mobile news item from Mobile Alabama dated June 1 1920 notes an entry by Sundar at a ba event. Details are sparse in the clipped text but indicate a participation or entry into a local contest or gathering.
The piece argues revoking licenses for dangerous driving strengthens public safety as offenders escape arrests or light fines. Police intensify enforcement with tougher penalties, citing recent arrests and court outcomes as proof of a growing crackdown.
The piece argues that campaign funding largely comes from wealthy backers, not average donors, with Colonel Proctor cited as contributing half a million to General Wood. It questions whether money or merit should decide the presidency and notes a shift toward advertising in campaigns.
A fragmentary Mobile column notes guards policing at a dock rail line and mentions a bowline rescue. It reflects pacific law observance, a veneer plant announcement on Dog River near Venetia, and county payrolls passing smoothly. It also mentions Mr. William G. McAdoo gaining momentum for a Liberty bond oriented presidential boom.
A string of quips about Edwards schooners politics and self-determination. Observations touch on revolutions near the Rio Grande private soldiers and public attitudes toward taxes and mortgages.
A collection of light comments on marriage and divorce blaming movies, silk stockings, dancing, coffee, and funerals for modern social ills. Citizens propose tongue in cheek leagues such as Anti Movie, Anti Silk Hose, Anti Coffee, and Anti Funeral to curb these trends.
A Baptist missionary reports a movement in Chanqing where two disciples of the late Liao, Link Shuik and Lis Sam Shuk, heal diseases in Liau’s name. Liau, once famed for healing, was executed, but his followers erected temples and elevated the two successors who lead a growing cult cluster near Liau’s birthplace.
Barbara Pomfret, a Virginia widow, grieves Valentine Pomfret who died young. She returns home to mourn amid reminders of him, meets his cousin John Dering who resembles Valentine, and falls for him. Jealousy and memory pull her between the living and the dead as she must choose true affection.
Health and Beauty column outlines a Fuller's earth and hydrogen peroxide paste method for facial bleaching. Step by step guidance includes skin prep with soap and warm water, careful application on face and neck, avoiding eyebrows, an hour long contact, hot towel rinse to hasten whitening, and a warning to avoid stress for several hours. Also notes opinions on proper sleep duration.
A motivational essay argues that steady effort beats bursts of brilliance. It cites Phocion on perseverance over violence, notes long training builds skill, and urges daily improvements, practice, and learning from mistakes to conquer difficult life tasks.
The passage argues the eye of God as a living, guiding presence rather than a distant force. It emphasizes constant fellowship, intimate awareness of each traveler’s path, and the need for God to be on the spot through continuous vigilance and personal connection.
Sleeker Swallow recalls the twins from the white house on the hill and learns Jocko the toy monkey is hidden in the barn. The Swallow promises to help and departs to the Land Where Spring Had Come at last as Nick and Nancy head onward with their Green Shoes.
A historical sketch highlights Appolonia Jagiello a Polish patriot who aided rebels in Cracow 1846 rode with troops near Podgorze and later served Hungarians against Austria. She reached lieutenant rank, helped at Raab, and settled in the United States in 1849.
TheAtmosphere is a sensitive organism with rapid internal motions unlike the sea. Early life moved from water to air and airbreathers drove evolution. The record discusses gravity’s grip on the atmosphere, a seven mile high thermal zone, and possible cosmic ice layers affecting auroras and wireless signals to Mars and Venus.
Uncle Sam details house cleaning methods favoring sunlight and airing as the best disinfectants. Use damp rag dusting, turpentine or kerosene for certain surfaces, and open air for fabrics. He warns against relying on only dry methods and notes a climate claim about Arizona is unhelpful without access to home comforts.
Poet Walt Mason writes from San Diego to a shore scene praising the sea and its tides. He contrasts the restless ocean with a peaceful lawn, imagining waves, seals, and sharks while enjoying a simple daily life and the absence of weeds.
The article reflects on Haiti and the Festival of Agriculture, noting the island's fertile soil, climate, and main industries. It discusses revolutions, short‑lived presidencies, climate induced unrest, and cultural practices while mentioning neighboring Santo Domingo and historical figures linked to Haiti’s political past.
Text shows a broken OCR fragment describing a powerful motor camp and occupants near a battered car. Phrases are garbled with mentions of accident, a person, and roadside context, but details are unreadable.
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