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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
2
President curbs government printing bills cutting costs by 3 million dollars. Congress faced with trimmed demands for reports and bindings, creating savings and reducing mail burdens. Federal Reserve notes a drop in May as summer heat rises.
Seattle woman Mrs. G Lone N credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with ending two months of severe pain chills and a hard lump in the right side She says she could not sleep or stand until the remedy allowed her to work again The ad urges others with pain nervousness and fatigue to try the product for relief and prevention of further trouble
Mary Vittitoe, 18, is Hollywood’s young realty broker who grew $300 into $25,000 in two years. She credits advertising, keen property matching, and a striking personality for success while urging businesswomen to make their town talk about them and craft a catchy slogan.
A public figure credits a instinctive hunch for adopting the See Mary slogan. He uses it on billboards and newspapers and reports the phrase has drawn thousands to his office, fueling a promising start to his fortune.
Sir James Craig, premier of Ulster, asked Britain to open an offensive against Republican troops along the Ulster frontier. Reports say British troops and ships are massed in Ulster while fighting intensifies in Tyrone and Strabane areas. Craig met Churchill and Lloyd George, seeking protection with no actions against South Ireland.
Rev William E Lockler a Mobilian now studying at Southwestern Baptist Seminary Fort Worth named assistant pastor as church work grows. Plus an older ad copy notes kidney relief from Foley Kidney Pills and a large Selling Out Sale at the American Boot and Shoe Store Mobile with bargain pricing and promise of value.
Paris June 1 The inter allied reparations commission pronounces Germanys indemnity satisfactory and will implement the demands Germany accepted The Echo de Paris reports The Cincinnati Reds reversal of form noted as startling in the same dispatch
Republican leaders split over moving the soldiers bonus before the tariff bill. Senator McCumber urged quick passage after debate, while Lodge Curtis Watson and others warned that forcing the bonus ahead could trigger a filibuster and jeopardize the tariff measure. Senator Borah aims to oppose the bonus with Democratic support from Underwood and Wadsworth.
In New York Virginia Glaes and other opponents prepared to discuss the bonus bill while expressing doubt it would pass as quickly as McCumber hoped. Bonus advocates like Walsh warned Democrats they would not permit indefinite delay. Republicans admitted Democrats had maneuvered them into a tight spot needing deft handling to resolve.
Delegates to the Southern Seedsmen's Association completed a three day convention in New Orleans With D R Mayo of Knoxville Tennessee elected president and Knoxville chosen as the 1923 convention city Richard OBannon Sherman Texas John Ross Memphis Tennessee Frank Love Montgomery Alabama named secretary treasurer Also elected were first and second vice presidents and other officers
The prize bull from a Nebraska breeder goes to Saunders County after its bull association is formed. The award is stipulated for the first co operative bull association organized in Nebraska, and its incorporation or readiness will trigger the prize presentation.
Brig. Gen. Herbert M. Lord will replace Charles G. Dawes as director of the budget when Dawes retires at month end. Lord, 63, Republican from Maine, is a former director of finance in the army and was brought in by Dawes for the budget work.
In Bridgeport I June 1 a local teacher Miss Mabel Speer was discharged after a charge of assault for slapping a pupil and pulling hair. A witness claimed the pupil had not bathed for two years. The item notes a rival for home run honors in Rozer Hornsby as a formidable competitor to George Kelly.
An advertisement touts Othine as a remedy to remove freckles and improve complexion. It claims visible results from the first applications and offers a money back guarantee if it fails, urging customers to buy double strength Othine from a druggist.
An advertisement claims Zemo relieves itching and cleanses the skin. It promises that pimples blackheads bone blemishes ringworm and similar troubles disappear after applying the 85 cent bottle. The text touts Zemo as a penetrating liquid that banishes eruptions and leaves the skin soft.
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