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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
5
Mrs C A F Flagler hosts a bridge luncheon at 1 PM. Disgards visit at Mrs D P Bestor Jr to follow at 3 PM. Finesse Club gathers with Mrs Shelton Sims at 3 PM. Auctioneers are hosted by Mrs G M Rosengrant at 3 PM. All Saints Guild holds important activities.
Miss Ruth Rosenbaum and Mr. Berney Strauss wed in a lavish ceremony at the Battle House with Rabbi Moses presiding. Attendants included Helen Rosenbaum and Lillie Eppstein, reception followed with flowers and music, couple to tour New York and other cities. Nearby nuptials and society events feature Miss Dukes and Mr Marriott, Miss Fowlkes and Mr Floyd, and a large country club auction bridge gathering.
The text suggests healthful recreation will be especially beneficial in the coming year, aiding enjoyment of good fortune and potential promotion at work. It also notes those born today may be talented and energetic yet impulsive, benefiting from associations with calmer individuals.
Mrs D J Bowen of Arritts Virginia says after 20 years of womanly trouble Cardui relieved her symptoms after one third of a bottle. She reports regained energy and appears much younger. Her daughter and friends also use Cardui. The ad invites readers to write to Chattanooga Medicine Co for guidance and a 64 page home treatment book.
Warren and Helen consider moving to the country for summer in a Baldwin family cottage near Oakview. Warren confronts a mistreated horse on the way, earning respect and promising care. Helen envisions a garden life while balancing costs and Warren’s commute. The piece blends domestic longing with practical talk of proximity to town.
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