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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1925

Page

7

Prince of Wales warmly welcomed by South African students

The Prince of Wales arrived in Capetown and Stellenbosch to hearty welcomes from Stellenbosch University students and locals. He rode in an open carriage after speeches, received cheers at Paarl and Somerset West, and joked with the chancellor about running to the sports ground.

Wales Capetown South Africa Associated Press Prince of Wales Stellenbosch Univer Ground Univers Stude Spon Stellenbogch Paarl Somerset West Stellenbosch Africa Stellenposch Stellenbosch University

Rich Men Named for Church Board

The New York Times reports John D Rockefeller Jr Elihu Root and Arthur Curtiss James will be named as trustees of the Episcopal Cathedral of St John the Divine at the Diocese of New York meeting next Tuesday and Wednesday. Rockefeller has donated 500000 to the cathedral fund and envisions lay trustees from sister churches, a view Bishop Manning says may be premature.

New York New York Times John Dpd, Rockefeller, Jr Elihu Root Athur Curtiss James St. John the Divine Diocese of Rockefeller Manning

Hotels in 1860 New York Boasted Shared Bathtub Amenity

In 1860 every first class New York hotel advertised a single bath tub for the whole property. The claim highlighted the era’s hotel amenities and expectations for public bathing facilities.

New York

Permit Granted for Gas Station at Davis Ave and Lafayette

The city commission yesterday approved a permit for H. H. Parrish to erect a gasoline filling station at Davis Avenue and Lafayette Street. City Engineer Wright Smith reported no objections to the station. Mayor Hartwell submitted a report by Hédrick, Smith & Frost on proposed bridge plans between Mobile and Baldwin counties at Arlington.

Davis Avenue Lafayette Street H. H. Parrish Wright Smith Hartwell Hédrick, Smith & Frost Mobile Baldwin Counties Arlington Knights of Pythias L. Shapiro Street Commission

Lisbon Again in Grip of Disorder

Lisbon Portugal May 6 Associated Press reports new disorders in the city with streets patrolled by cavalry and occasional revolver shots heard amid ongoing unrest.

Lisbon Portugal Associated Press

Episcipacy Emphasizes Scholarly Guard Against Heresy

The Episcopal Church leader Frederic Cook Moore argues the church welcomes scholarship and investigation of faith. He outlines safeguards including bishops’ vigilance, defense of church postulates, and high personal honor to ensure clergy truly believe and teach the creeds.

ST. Louis Associated Press Frederic Cook -Moorehouse Milwaukee Living Church Church Congress Episcopal Church of the United States

Disorder Erupts After Elections With Demonstrators

A number of people were wounded and many arrests were made after disorders broke out Sunday night following the elections. Women led a street parade yesterday and last night, followed by men who fired occasional shots. Government troops charged the demonstrators and air troops wait for reinforcements to restore order.

Theair

Optimists Discuss Playground Plans

The Optimists club postponed appointing a committee to arrange details for a third Mist playground. Members will study available sites and a committee will be named later.

Portable electric saw boosts on site power sawing

A new portable electric circular saw enables workmen to saw on the job with speed and accuracy. The article notes the tool's impact on field efficiency though it adds no measurable details about its model or inventor.

Woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for healing

Mrs Mary Benedict of Kewanee Illinois says after years of illness she used Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash to regain health. She describes relief from headaches back and side pain and fatigue and now does her own work with a healthy baby girl.

Mary R. Benedict Pavyoon Street Kewanee Illinois Lydia E. Pin B. Pinkham Mary Ogy Payson Street

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