Fashion notes and Southern Writers League meeting
The item notes up-to-date fashions with silk jerseys and lace trimmed dresses plus new sleeve styles and hats. It also reports the League of Southern Writers annual meeting in New Orleans April 17 to 20 at the Grunewald Hotel with officers named and social events planned. An informal reception and editors evening are scheduled, with Grace King and Alabama writers among attendees from Montgomery and Selma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euting
Georgette Crepe
League OF
Southern
Writers
League of Southern Writers
New Orleans
Grunewald Hotel
Thomas M. Owen
Montgomery
Oscar T. Peoples
Cartersville
Cora Lucas
Laurens
D. C
Rutled
Grace King
Alabama
Presnang Authors’ Club
The
Scribbers
Selma
Atlanta Constitution
Miss Eros Advice Column and Food Freshens
Woman's World page features Dear Miss Eros letters on love worries and fidelity with a recipe section offering Lamb Kidneys With Beans Fried Cod Salad Steak and Tomatoes plus a full schedule of local social and club meetings for Thursday through Saturday and a Sweet Strawberry Shortcake recipe with steps and meringue option.
Uncle Wiggily Falls Ill in Bedside Morning scene
Nurse Jane wakes Uncle Wiggily to breakfast. The rabbit elder declares illness with spring fever. Dr. Possum prescribes sassafras and a woodland dig for root remedy, then orders him outside to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Fussy Wurzy
Hollow Stump
Mr. Longears
Nurse Jane
Zzy Wuazzy
Possum
Jane
Dr. Possum
Uncle Wiggily and the Sassafras Plant Ruse
Uncle Wiggily attempts to dig sassafras roots to cure his fever and nervously plans to rest. A sly fox offers help, but the root pulls up suddenly causing the fox to topple. The bunny escapes, and Dr Possum notes the root’s effect was limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wiggily
Way
Sassafras
Dr. Possum
Home dry cleaning by brushing and gasoline method
The article explains brushing as the first step to remove soil from woolen or silk garments before dry cleaning with gasoline. It advocates outdoor use to avoid flames, with steps to wash, rinse, drip dry, hang, and air until odor fades and heat finishes drying. It notes safety and then abruptly shifts to a police report about a new Studebaker car owned by W. H.
Car Theft Sighting Near Dr Acker Residence
Kemp Motor Company car theft reported in front of Dr PF J Acker's residence at southwest Government and 1 Emanuel streets. A citywide alarm was issued and a county search made but unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp Motor Company
PF. J. Acker
Emanuel
Brownatone Hair Tint Promise and Offer
An advertisement touts Brownatone hair stain as fast and harmless, claiming it tints hair in a minute and is superior to dyes. It sells in 260 and 1.00, with trial bottles and books mailed for 10 cents, and lists distributors including Bienville Pharmacy and L. Braswell.
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MennAairene
Gotton Pharmacal Co
Resee Ken Held
Mbold
Guarant Bienville Pharmacy
Dave
L. Braswell
Praise of Chamberlain Cough Remedy Cited by Mrs Hayes
Mrs Wallace Hayes of Waterville Wa reports Chamberlain Cough Remedy as a long used household staple. She says it cured her children of croup and colds and that she has used it herself with good results, noting it is the only cough medicine they use.
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Chamberlain
Wallace Hayes
Waterville
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Leinkauf School Improvement Association
Southern Association of Doll Women
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the McClure Newspap
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Uncle
Coke the Fox
the Fox
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Argains
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New Spring
New York
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Wisteria
Onur
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