Social notes from Mobile area brighten week with visitors
The column lists numerous Mobile residents and guests visiting towns such as Theodore Bayou la Batre Citronelle and Coden. It records movements of families like the Martins Matthews and Hatchett clans and notes trips to Dauphin Island Meridian and Jackson alongside social calls and motor parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Dyar
Mobile
Iss
Citronelle
Ann Clayton
Bessie Clark
Mia
Christine
Gulfcrest
Albert Beshel
Deer Park
New Orleans
H. 8
Turner
Vinegar Bend
Shaler Frouser
Dauphin Island
Katharine White Spinner
Charles Fitts
Frances Brady
Joan Battie
Battie
Gee
Fort Morgan
Lucile Daniel
Daisy Lee Allday
Jackson and
Fulton
Ala
Phil Robinson
Masonic Lodge
Bessie Crowley
Will Carroll
Birmingham Age-Herald
Ray Vogel
Bertha Isaacson
George County News
W. J. Monk
Richard
Selma
Gladys Reed
Fairhope
Cupid's Corner Advice Column From Miss Eros
Inquiries on love are printed if short enough. A Worried Lover asks about a girl who once allowed a suitor to boast of marriage plans. The adviser says youthful indiscretions deserve forgiveness if there is a sincere, deep love and a clear understanding of the hurt caused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Chicago
Eros
Miss Eros
J. N.L
Na Mogae
Eng
Daisy
Gil
Miss Anna Boulet Letters on Cupid’s Corner Advice
A pasted column shows readers seeking love and advice in Dear Miss Eros and Cupid’s Corner. The missives reveal a bachelor seeking a wife, inquiries about a widow, and guidance on early romance from the period’s humane panel.
Poem Reflections on Poverty and Daydreams by a Narrator
In a lyrical fragment the speaker laments poverty and long days of work, imagining a stream, flowers, shade trees, and a simple life of rest and dreaming. The voice recalls childhood wanderings and questions the toll of labor on happiness, asking if a million would truly change the desire to do nothing. ZELL E. BUELL. Lyons and a large crowd attend afternoon tale readings and performances.
Machado Elected President of Portugal by Congress
Bernardino Machado was elected president of Portugal by Congress on the third ballot by a majority of 134 to 379. He was backed by the two leading parties and seen as a unifying choice amid large crowds outside the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Paris
Bernardino Machado
Congress
Republic of
Portugal
Senhor Machado
German Ambassador Denies Ties to General Huerta
The German ambassador denies the Providence Journal story about alleged relations with General Huerta. The State Department has no information on the subject and regards the ambassador's statement as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Providence Journal
Huerta
Explorer recalls boots soup during voyage hardship
A famous explorer recounts at a boarding house how he and his party survived by cutting up their boots to boil into soup. A dyspeptic boarder warns them to keep quiet to avoid the landlady overhearing.
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Moss Point Advertiser
Willie Dailey
New Orlean
Lewis Dailey
A. A. Coffin
A. P. McArthur
M E. Huributt
Mabel Griffin
Spencer
Anna D. Byrne
W. B. Grimes
W. H. Nelson
Daughwad Day Greene
Saturda
T. C. Byrne
Poe
D. Palmer
Orville Swineon
Henry Ellis
Oak Grove
FE. A. Suthoff
R. A. Woodham
Emma Pickens
Daughters
Mrs. Pickens
L. J. Hall
B. Linberg
Mr. Brown
Loxt Er
Mobile Infirmary
Tre
Gray
Indianapolis Star
Ter Society
Anna Boulet
Bell
Springer & Bubblin
Zell E. Buell
Miss Gusman
Hilda Kern
Miss Provost
Frank Nelson
Margaret Nelson
Hattie Cullom
Miss Cullom
Josephine Evins
Elizabeth Wyman
Leona
Virginia Hassinger
Elizabeth Wilkerson
Margaret Moore
Annie Moore Provost
Margaret Davis
Susie Haskell
Alice Bowie
Beverly Leake
Mildred Badham
Dorothy Galey
Pittsburgh
Mary Grace Davis
Carolyn Copeland
Marguerite Lewis
Birmingham Ledger
Edith Marechal
Martha Thompson
Dorothy Ramsey
Fret Og Williams
Mary Lee Turner
Mary Crum
Myrtle Harris
Lee Noble
Hugh Kilmer
de van
John Ramsey
Louis Harris
Kiam Ladd
Maury Ladd
Ralphberg
Pat Moulton
Russell Moulton
Paul Thompson
Grand Bay
J. N. Pfleger
W. A. Ferris
Southern Woman's Magazine
W. 8. Elkin
Ellen Wilson Memorial Fund For the Christian Education of Mountain Youth
Nashville
Tenn
Woodrow Wilson
William H. Burwell
Georgia
Atlanta
Elkin
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Savannah
Atilanta Constitution
May Manton
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