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Newspaper
The Mobile News Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
3
Swampscott Mass May 29 The town buzzes with anticipation for President Calvin Coolidge due to arrive June 15. Jerry Shea caretaker of White Court at Little Point has begun spring cleaning the presidential summer residence, plans rooms for the leader, and notes he will stay through the hot season.
A Mobile couple credits Herb Juice with restoring their health after kidney and digestive troubles. They report weight gain, improved sleep and energy, and say doctors had given up hope. The couple asks readers to visit Albright & Wood Drug Store to learn more about the remedy sold across Mobile.
British girls prepare for summer with vivid sea beach attire. Bathing gowns of Milanese or artificial silk feature striped colors and fish fin trims, complemented by waterproof boots and gauntlet gloves. Sunshades, tucked chiffon, stretch can be canvas trends, with pale stockings and bright buttons as the season’s hallmark.
Baltimore papers publish what is believed to be the only surviving photograph of the July 1865 public hanging of Mary Suratt Lewis Payne David Herold and George Atzerodt. The image shows corpses on the scaffold and graves beneath, with onlookers and soldiers in the yard at Washington Arsenal. The photo was released by J Guy Ho of Baltimore from a gift by William J Harbison, who witnessed the event.
William Gibbs McAdoo former secretary of the treasury spoke at the National Council of Boy Scouts opening session in New York praising the movement as a potent factor in teaching citizenship. He noted current national membership of 763449 in the United States and a letter from President Coolidge honorary president of the Scouts lauding the organization as a force for good in boys lives.
Berlin May 29. Defense Minister Dr Otto Gessler told the Reichstag that Germany should foster athletic outdoor activity among youths and abstain from drink to weaken militarism influence. He warned against illegal volunteer corps and said disarmament proceeds only with universal agreement.
An advertisement claims fatigue stems from impure blood and promotes Taylor's Blood Medicine made from vegetable ingredients. It promises quick blood purification, relief from rheumatism and indigestion, immediate comfort, and a money back guarantee if not effective.
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