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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
2
A fragment reports a June disturbance at Biers farm near Glenn View where two ducks chased and several fowls were disturbed, injuring a man on the shin as residents watched. The account is incomplete and unclear.
An unclear OCR excerpt references deputies and an evening event at a rostrum. It mentions China and a new regime, with Obregon and a box containing testimony about solidarity with the new government. Details are garbled and attribution is uncertain.
Fragmentary report shows a trade group urging rail companies to assist shippers. The text references a discussion with officials and mentions a Commerce Conference and a figure named Barclay. Details are incomplete due to OCR issues.
A fragmentary war remembrance references American soldiers in France and a memorial home. It mentions health improvements and personal testimonials about relief from pain and stomach issues, attributed to a product or remedy, with scattered interjections and incomplete phrases.
A fragmented report indicates the Supreme Court may postpone its liquor ruling amid ongoing filings and anticipated decisions. The uncertain timing leaves advocates from both sides awaiting a clearer direction from the court.
Washington reports say President Roosevelt expected to block a Senate vote while House leaders vow not to interfere with his proposed program. Democrats in both chambers appeared informed of the administration's aims as debate over legislation aiding disabled soldiers and the pacification effort moves forward. outcome remains uncertain as peace treaty terms with Germany loom over the scene.
The June term grand jury for the circuit is to be panelled on June 21. Names drawn include Frank Andrade, Samuel A. Mountain, Henry M. Livingston, David Halliwell, James W. Poa, William Powell, and Herbert L. Mecon among others. Officials announce jurors are being summoned by the sheriff.
At the annual convention of a national association editors discussed a news print shortage, advertising impact, and site actions. Officials outlined policy responses and anticipated effects on circulation.
Viola and Taylor exchange vows at a grave side ceremony despite grief. A sobbing crowd witnesses the proceedings as the priest administers the sacrament and pronounces them man and wife. Three hours later Viola’s heartache lingers as the couple faces an uncertain farewell.
A vintage ad urges readers to brush and shampoo regularly using Q B an liquid shampoo twice weekly. It touts a scalp cleansing lather and a hair tonic said to restore brittle thinning hair. Sold by Van Antwerp s Drug Corp Mobile Alabama.
Advert shows Thedford's Black-Draught praised by Singerton residents for indigestion sour stomach and liver troubles. Mrs Rister and others claim relief from constipation and dizziness after sudden posture changes. The ad notes the product’s 70 years of usefulness and widespread pharmacy availability.
Abbreviated ad text touts a miracle ether discovery and a pain free remedy for hard corns and calluses. Claims include foot comfort and rapid relief with minimal effort.
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