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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1925

Page

4

Diplomatic tone in Houghton address stirs European opinion

In a May briefing, European Ambassador Houghton’s address drew mixed reactions among diplomats. While France and other nations weigh the implications, Washington signals American support for Europe’s economic needs, with Coolidge administration backing the move as timely for both continents. Senator Borah calls the pronouncement significant to U.S. policy.

Ress Houughton Berlin France Coolidge Europe Aghton América Washington Mbassador Houghton Borah Senate Foreign Relations Comittee

Diamond Dyes Promote Easy Home Dyeing

Beautiful home dyeing and tinting is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. Dip in cold water for soft shades or boil for permanent colors. Each 15 cent package includes simple directions for dyeing coats stockings silks wool linen cotton and more with Diamond Dyes only.

Service Delegates Open Southwest Public Service Convention

One hundred delegates from Texas Oklahoma Louisiana and Arkansas attended the opening of the 40th annual Southwest Public Service Association convention in Houston Texas. G B Fry of Abilene Texas emphasized extension of electrical service helps curb farm to city migration.

Houston Texas Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas Southwest Public Service Association G. B. Fry Abilene

Henry IV bathed initiates for Knights of the Bath

Henry IV of England ordered that all candidates for induction into the Knights of the Bath undergo a bath before the ceremony. This ritual requirement linked purification with royal ceremony and reflected medieval orders practice.

Henry IV England Order of Knights of the Bath

Rain Bow Tints in Summer Hats Fashion Preview

New York May 6 Henri Gendell designer previews summer millinery with rainbow straw hats and lace brim styles. He notes bright flower shades from blue to white, winged buffs, and streamers returning. Color coordination with skin tones is emphasized for youthful ensembles.

Dorothy Burgess Bendet Hortense Saunders New York Henri Gendell Mr. Bendel

Lions Name Committees for District Convention

Transportation and registration committees were named by President A. P. Dorgan Jr at the Lions Club luncheon. The Alabama District Lions Convention will be held here May 26 and 27. Marshall chairs the transportation committee with Reese and McKinley as members, while Erskine heads registration with Calhoun and Reiss as members.

A. P. Dorgan, Jr Lions’ Club Robert L. Marshall William C. Reese Z. H. McKinley

Langley Flight Claim Backed by Curtiss in Telegram

Glenn H. Curtiss, who oversaw Langley air field trials in 1914 at Hammondsport, says in a Florida telegram that Dr. Charles Walcott of the Smithsonian was correct about the Langley plane’s capability of flight and declines to join the Wright Smithsonian dispute.

Rochester N. Y Glenn H. Curtiss Langley Hammondsport Florida Charles Walcott Smithsonian Institution Wright-Smithsonian Con Falcott Oulite

Mexico to pay debts and government obligations in months

Arturo M. Elias, new consul general in New York, said Mexico will settle its external debts within four months and about 5 million dollars in government claims to Mexican merchants within three months. A $1 million drawn against a New York financial agent will be paid by August 13. Elias spoke in New Orleans en route to the World Advertising Clubs convention in Houston.

New Orleans Mexico Arturo M. Elias New York Elias General de la Huerta

Judge Makes Etroneau Prediction On Lawyer

A court scene notes a judge predicting outcomes for a lawyer while a testimonial ad echoes a patent remedy. The piece juxtaposes legal notes with a tobacco and medicine era ad claiming Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy cures many ailments.

Etroneau

Smithsonian settles on disposition of Wright brothers plane

Washington May 6 The Smithsonian Institute says Wilbur Wright should deposit the original machine with it in Hawk North Carolina 1903 and will not engage in controversy over proposals to send it to a British museum Secretary Walcott denies Wrights charge that the Langley model was altered in 1914 and defends the placard claiming the plane is the original capable of sustained flight Congress may intervene with a bill to bar export of patent models Chicago first city with a sewage system in 1885.

Washington United Press Smithsonian Institute Wilbur Wright Hawk N. C Charlies D. Walcott Wright Smithsonian Walcott Langley Congress Bloom New York

Blue Star Remedy Advertisement Claim

An advertisement offers Blue Star Remedy for eczema itch and skin sores promising relief. It claims deep skin penetration, rapid relief, no clothing staining, and a pleasant odor from Albright & Wood.

Albright & Wood

Taylor's Blood Medicine promises rheumatism relief

Stop your rheumatism with Taylor's Blood Medicine containing iodide of potash and vegetable ingredients like sarsaparilla and dandelion. It claims to tonify the stomach, improve appetite, and aid weight gain, with a $1 bottle price and a three-bottle satisfaction return policy.

Taylor

Parole Eligible Prisoners Reach Over One Thousand Three Hundred

More than 1300 federal cen tiaries may apply for parole after serving one third of their sentences under the one year and a day rule. Attorney General Sargent announced the figure as Superintendent White attends May parole board meetings at Atlanta Leavenworth and McNeal Island prisons.

Washington Associated Press Sargent White Federal Prisons Atlanta Federal ‘Parole Board Leavenworth McNeal Island

Five Men Added to Rifles' Roll at Armory Drill

The Mobile Rifles added five men to their roster during last night’s regular drill at the armory and now stand at full peacetime strength. Captain George McKinstry announced officers will judge which non commissioned officer and private receive the two gold medals for efficiency. The institution notes par ty ve congested with 700 eligible for parole.

Mobile Rifles George McKinstry McKinstry

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