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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1912
Page
12
A flurry of society notices reports residents and visitors traveling to Memphis Chicago New Orleans and Berlin. Prominent locals including A G Holder A P Priester Charles Tompkins and Jacob Reiss are among those noted with trips and illnesses, marriages licenses issued, and dances planned at Battles Pagoda to benefit the Battles school.
A family from the Mobile area plans to stop at Biloxi Mississippi on their return to join their children who have been visiting their uncle John W Mabry and family for several months.
Miss Lola Bosarge entertains guests with Dr and Mrs Hale of Mobile while staying with her parents. Perry Bosarge visited Mobile on business. Saren Nelson attends bedside of daughter in Nebraska. Nelson Nelson surprised by a young suitor with a chicken. Laura and Ethel Emerson of The Chautauqua meet Mrs F E Smee and share a chat. Elizabeth Rossen played piano pieces before a Helen boat ride. Corbett Bosarge and Leroy Cain went to Biloxi for work. Mrs J A Crenshaw returns from Lucedale visit. Joe Roberts paints his horse. Walter Roberts of Pierce visits family.
Get-IT promises painless quick corn relief with a one trial guarantee. It claims to remove corns without bandages plasters or salves and asserts it cannot injure true flesh, with a 25 cent bottle sold by E Lawrence & Co Chicago.
Bon Secour was host to a Mobile Council delegation led by J. B. Spurrier and E. L. Drain. H. A. Nelson welcomed the visitors and a sing was held. Davis spoke on immigration public schools and the American home. Magnolia Council 33 reports good finances growing membership and a bright future. Mrs McDonnell and Stella Berdami visited Case House. Mr and Mrs John Hagan were guests of Captain and Mrs Curran Sunday.
An advertisement claims a new method cures asthma regardless of age or condition and invites sufferers to try at no cost. It promises relief from wheezing and paroxysms in any climate, asks readers to mail a coupon without sending money, and targets hopeless cases after failed inhalers and other remedies.
A free trial coupon is advertised by Frontier Asthma Co located at Room 5C Niagara and Hudson Streets Buffalo New York. The notice invites readers to send for a free trial by mail.
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