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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1920
Page
2
The British press debates the Harding nomination and its impact on American policy. The Morning Post calls him not an idealist and warns Republicans may end the league’s influence. discussions focus on the future of British American relations.
Thirsty Broadway hosts the Order of Camels with Chicago as a key hub. Leader Chicago HG Hdldig Cochems, noted for a famed forward, heads the organization which claims 100,000 members in a short time. The report mentions a campaign of amendments and a constitutional reference.
The incomplete text discusses difficulties in enacting a policy and the vagueness of the Republican platform. It references American conscience and calls for clear, honest actions, urging citizens to enter the political process with clean intentions. The excerpt reflects debate over policy clarity and accountability.
The article reports the death of Ben F. Hutchins, formerly a resident of Omaha, with affiliations to the Western Union office. Details on the cause or exact time of death are not provided.
A newspaper ad claims ordinary wax applied nightly and washed off in the morning can transform weathered complexions. It promises a natural, youthful look with a harmless, nearly miraculous skin renewal effect over two weeks.
Republican leaders in Frisco weigh the field for the Democratic nomination while McAdoo distances himself from campaign activity. The scene centers on a possible convention choice with Cox seen as a rival for vice president and other names like Marshall, Palmer, Edwards, Hitchcock, Cummings, and Baker floated.
London dispatch reports the League of Nations committee at The Hague will form a permanent court to administer international law and assist in preventing war. Questions arise on compulsory submissions, state sovereignty, court composition, and enforcement. two branches may operate: a court of justice and a court of arbitration.
About twenty five applicants for pharmacy licenses are taking the state examination before the state pharmacy board. Two Auburn graduates Miss Viola Seibold and Miss Jessie Seibold of Guntersville are among the candidates. The board sessions last two days, followed by a two day Alabama Pharmaceutical Association convention with events on Dog River and a bay crossing.
Havana June 14. The strike of telegraph operators on national lines ends this morning after days of disruption. An almost 100 percent wage increase has been granted. Several people were arrested in the city and another on charges of sedition for participating in the strike has been ordered released.
A shooting attempt aimed at Arturo Alesendri, Liberal alliance presidential hopeful in Santiago, occurred this morning as he spoke from his home balcony. He escaped unharmed after quick intervention and a delay in the assailant. The event prompted a broader call for safety and a cleansing advertisement appears in the page.
Four children aged three to nine drifted over 25 hours in a lake channel 25 miles from shore. They were sunburned and exhausted but rescued by authorities, who brought them to Detroit for treatment after spotting their on an oar sign and noting several vessels had seen them.
London June 14 Persia asks protection from Bolshevik aggression as the League of Nations council opens its executive session, set to run two days. Observers note the council's hands-off stance on Poland complicates solving the Persian crisis and question the council's current structure.
A dental health advertisement extols Steroline as a daily mouth wash and gargle that sterilizes the mouth throat and teeth. It promises fresh breath prevents decay and systemic infections and sells a large bottle for fifty cents with telephone inquiry advised.
In Nashville on June 14 a discussion of Gov Cox's stance on liquor drew mixed reactions from women voters. A former Tennessee official noted Cox is seen as a liquor opponent mainly by hardcore prohibitionists, while others consider him a strong political figure and potential vice presidential candidate.
Mrs W A Burnett of Route 6 Dalton Georgia says she suffered with low spirits nerves and fatigue after taking Cardui she felt better within days and became a new person The ad touts Cardui as a mild vegetable tonic used for over 40 years by thousands of women urging others to try it.
Promotes Calotabs as the only effective calomel tablet to cleanse the liver with a pleasant taste and minimal side effects. Claims one tablet at bedtime with water will remove morning heaviness and boost energy and appetite, backed by a refund guarantee in a sealed line.
Richmond man W T Eubanks of Stewart Street credits Tanlac with restoring his health after years of catarrh and stomach trouble. He reports improved appetite, digestion, sleep, and energy, enabling him to work full days at Chegan Ohio Tellsead shops. All druggists sell Tanlac.
An essay extols the Marine life as a call to travel and duty, contrasting factory toil with voyages from San Diego to Panama and beyond. It praises the Navy’s global posting, drills, rifles, signals, and fitness, framing service as purposeful work and adventure for capable men.
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