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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1920
Page
5
Delegates gather for the 16th annual convention of the Associated Advertising Editors in Indianapolis. Four candidates including Newmeyer of New Orleans and Hopkins of New York compete to succeed Reuben H. Donnelly of Chicago. Des Moines is also bidding as Milwaukee and Atlanta press for 1921. City choice to be decided at tonight’s department presidents meeting.
An advertisement touts liquid silmerine for natural looking waves and curls in three hours. Applied with a clean toothbrush, it smooths and adds shine, with long lasting effect. Used before bedtime or during the day, a few ounces from the druggist lasts weeks and keeps hair soft and glossy.
London reports show Premier Lloyd George and Curzon met with Gregory Krassin Russian Bolshevik minister of trade at 10 Downing Street. No official outcome issued after a two hour conference with another meeting planned.
The committee will meet Wednesday afternoon and actions must be ratified in the convention's general session on Thursday. E T Meredith and Edna N Hurley led the general session as chief speakers. An Oregon grower claims to have perfected a seedless apple resembling a banana in form and taste.
A dated health ad urges readers to inspect their tongue for signs of anemia and promotes Ziron as a safe iron tonic. It cites a testimonial from L. M. Sanders of Honey Grove Texas and claims Ziron contains iron and hypophosphites.
Reports from the Mobile and Ohio Railroad foreign freight office outline June and July sailings from Mobile. Two steamers head to Europe and 87 to West Indies, 17 to South and Central America, 18 to European ports, with a weekly steamer to New York and Tampa. Also notes two July Asiatic departures and declarations of intention from crew members Morris Brook and a lighthous ship crewman.
The bond of Richard C. Gonzales of Chickasaw, appointed a notary public, was bonded in the probate court yesterday noon.
A motor truck from the People’s Ice Company collided with a street car of the Wilkinson line on Monday at Clarbome and Monroe streets. The auto body was badly damaged but no one was hurt.
June 7 report from Mexico City states General Ister of Finance resigns from the cabinet of Pro cen 2 ene, prompting political moves and potential replacement discussions amid ongoing government reshuffles.
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