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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1925

Page

3

Spanish Plans in Morocco Upset as Gibraltar Reports

June 15. Plans for the Spanish landing in Alhucemas Bay were delayed by troop organization issues and high level talks with France. Madrid talks may extend beyond June 20, with a possible broader operation using about 30 000 troops and hospital ships in Malaga ready to deploy.

Gibraltar Alhucemas Bay Primo de Rivera M. Painleve Marshal Lyautey Rench Morocco Madrid France Spain Horacio Echevarrieta Abd-el-Krim Melilla North Africa Malaga Athucemas

Zemo advertised for eczema and skin relief

An advertisement claims Zemo relieves itching and heals eczema blotches ringworm rashes and other skin troubles. It soothes cleanses and dissolves quickly and is suitable for daytime use without visible residue. Trial bottle 35c large 1.00 plus Zemo Soap 25c.

Riots flare again in Nova Scotia coal strikes

Rioting in the United Mine Workers strike intensified in Nova Scotia with clashes at Glace Bay and Sydney mines. A thousand looters plundered the British Empire Steel Corporation warehouse in Glace Bay while a private general store in Sydney was raided.

Sydney N. S A.P Nova Scotia United Mine Workers Glace Bay British Empire Steel Corporation

Hundreds of Women Made Over Again

An advertisement describes Taylor's Blood Medicine as a powerful blood purifier. It features testimonials from women who report improved appetite, weight gain, clearer skin, and relief from digestion and fatigue after using the product. The copy claims the medicine clears poisons from blood and supports renewed health, with pricing and a money back guarantee.

Taylor Taylor Medfeline Company Tampa Florida South Lor Nature Bright Taylor Medicine ,Co Fla

Beams to Revolutionize Radio Broadcasting Says Marconi

Guglielmo Marconi describes a beam broadcasting system in Radio Broadcast detailing short electrical waves and reflectors to project signals in a single direction. He claims reduced power costs and greater secrecy, noting transmissions from Poldhu England have reached Sydney Australia on a 92 meter wavelength.

New York A.P Guglielmo Marconi Radio Broadcast Marconi Poldhu England Sydney Australia

Health margin and reserves urged for well being

Chicago health commissioner Bun desen urged preserving a health margin to match financial reserves. He noted life expectancy rose to 54 years and could reach 70 or 100 with rest, quiet, simple foods, and regular outdoor exercise.

Chicago A.P Bundesen

Charles McCarthy Dies in Paris Actor and Promoter

Announcement from Paris reports the death of Charles McCarthy an actor amusement promoter and newspaperman. He died Thursday of apoplexy and was known for leading his own company for fifteen years performing in major cities worldwide.

New York Paris Charles McCarthy McCarthy Anita McCarthy

Pastor Douglas Critiques Modern Public Mind

From Ann Arbor Michigan Rev Lloyd C Douglas lectures at Michigan graduates warning that the public leans on emotion and crowds to mountebanks. He blames sensationalism and facile leaders for shaping a pliant society hungry for quick certainty.

Ann Arbor Mich Lloyd C. Douglas First Congregational Church Akron Ohio University of Michigan Douglas Department of Life

Evolution Debate Echoes in New Orleans Church

In New Orleans on June 15, Rev. Adolph Meise and Rabbi Henry R. Gold voiced pro evolution views in sermons and sermons. Meise urged evolution as nearing divine truth, while Gold tied religious liberty to free government and education, warning life would falter without liberty.

New Orleans Adolph Meise Bethany Evangelical Church Henry R. Gold Beth Israel Synagogue Meise Dr. Gold

Pastor predicts Scopes trial will aid progress

Rev. Charles Francis Potter condemned Tennessee anti evolutionists and said the Scopes trial would be a blessing to religious and scientific progress. He forecast a shift toward lay participation in church forums, a rational religion, and the decline of traditional rites as part of a broader civilizational change.

New York Tennessee Charles Francis Potter Potter

Promotion Day Observed by Trinity Episcopal School

Trinity Episcopal church school held Promotion Day with a special program and the honor roll announced. Intermediate department honor roll included Sara Jean Ellis, Vivian Norden, Audrey Matthews, Marie Davis Douglas, Eva Michael, Thelma Perkins, Frank Johnston, Wellington Johnston, John Wildman. Honorable mention roll listed Jones Withers Houston, Mike Santos, Dudley Lang, James G. Sparr, Chester Billie, Helen Christine Santon, Carol Gene Wilson, Elouise Matthews, Marie Baldwin, Louise Gordon, Howard Ellis, George Santos, Carroll Clark, Calvin Shearer, John Holt, Eva Harris, Katherine Douglas.

Trinity Episcopal Church School Sara Jean Ellis Vivian Norden Audrey Matthews Marie Davis Douglas Eva Michael Thelma Perkins Frank Johnston Wellington Johnston John Wildman Jones Withers Houston Mike Santos Dudley Lang James G. Sparr Chester Billie Helen Christine Santon Carol Gene Wilson Elouise Matthews Marie Baldwin Louise Gordon Howard Ellis George Santos Carroll Clark Calvin Shearer John Holt Eva Harris Katherine Douglas

Sympathy Resolutions Honor Warren B Stone of BL Engineers

The city commission adopted resolutions at a special meeting praising Warren B Stone president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. They mourn his death on Friday and say his work fostered closer capital labor ties and he was one of America's outstanding citizens.

Harry T. Hartwell City Commission Warren 8 Btone Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers America Stone

Writer James Baskett Dies in St Louis Sanitarium

James Newton Baskett, 76, known for popular scientific writings, died today at a private sanitarium in St. Louis Mo. The longtime author passed away June 15 after a life devoted to science communication.

ST. Louis James Newton Baskett

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