Delighting Lake Party in Honor of Miss Wilkins
Miss Jessie Goodwin hosted about thirty guests at a lake outing for Miss Wilkins of Selma. After theater, a luncheon on the pier and boat rides followed, with hosts assisted by her brothers. Also notes Rosa Lela Weller’s Gadsden trip, Mrs Meklreath's improving health, and several family journeys to nearby places.
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Jessie Goodwit
Miss Wilkins
Selma
Miss Goodwin
Selman
Anniston
Gown Showing Venise Lace Incrustations and Mutton-Leg Sleeves
A hydrangea blue voile gown features Venise lace incrustations and Irish lace collars. The trim adapts to the latest vogue with splaxiae elements and a floral Venise motif. The design highlights the popular mutton-leg sleeve silhouette.
Morley’s Lemon Elixir and Hot Drops Ad
A vintage remedy advertisement touts Morley’s Lemon Elixir as a palatable bowel liver and kidney cleanser suitable for delicate stomachs. It also promotes Mooley’s Lemon Hot Drops for coughs colds sore throat and bronchitis priced at 25 cents per bottle.
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Morley
Mooley
Very Remarkable Cure of Diarrhoea and Fashion Notes
Describes fabric trends with Corticelli silk stitching and lace blends for dresses and veils, plus chiffon and tulle usage in evening wear. Then relief story from Mrs. Alice Miller of Morgan Texas after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. husband spent on doctors before trying the remedy. one bottle cured her after six years of suffering, sold by J. L. Wikle.
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Alice Miller
Morgan
Texas
Bosque County
Chamberlain
J. L. Wikle
Whistler the Artist Dies in London at 69
James Abbott McNeill Whistler, American artist, died yesterday afternoon at his Chelsea residence 74 Cheyne Walk at age 69. His passing was sudden after a period of serious illness. The notice adds a coal sale pitch from R. O. Watson as a paid insertion.
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London
James Abbott McNeill Whistler
Cheynewalk
Chelsea
Oxford Social Roundup Highlights Local Visitors
In Oxford on July 18 Mr. George Boyd of Birmingham visited friends. Mrs. J. A. Hughes of Obooco locco shopped in the city. Mr. J. M. Stewart departs for Atlanta to visit Mrs. Stewart at the sanitarium. Mrs. M. N. Watkins and sister Miss Tiny Stephenson of Durham, N.Y., arrive to stay with Miss Ruth Soow on College Hill. Mrs. T. K. Walker is ill on Mechanic Street. Mr. Geo. W. Eichelberger plans a Hanover, Pa. visit. Miss Annie Luttrell and Miss Emma Singleton return from Post Oak Springs after a Sunday School convention. Miss Elvree Haynes hosts a flinch party on College Hill with fern and sweet pea decorations. guests include Misses Kate Stewart, Lulu Dodd, Jeasie Bentley, and Messrs. Grover Davis and Sam Bagley.
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M. N. Watkins
Tiny Stephenson
Durham, N. Y
Ruth Soow
College Hill
Elvree Haynes
Kate Stewart
Lulu Dodd
Jeasie Bentley
Grover Davis
Sam Bagley
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Whittle Springs CO
Whittle Springs, Tenn
Meler Drug CO
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Rosa Lela Weller
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Lutabelle Kilby
Tennessee
Mary Wagner
Fannie Graham
Huntsville Avenue
Birmingham
Laura
Hermoine Brown
Elizabeth Sproull
Atlanta
R. M. Ingram
Ingram Wells
Mr. Ingram
Mozley
White Mountain
Harrison
Pratt & Lambert
Anniston Hardware Company
Anniston Hardware CO
Whistler
R. O. Watson
the News OF Oxford
Miss Sallie Mae Eichelberger
Oxford
George Boyd
J. A. Hughes
Oboocolocco
J. M. Stewart
Mrs. Stewart
T. K. Walker
Mechanic Street
Geo. W. Eichelberger
Hanover
Annie Luttrell
Emma Singleton
Post Oak Springs
Tre
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Levy
Postel’s Elegant
S. S. White Dental Co
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