Bell Phone Home Phone 6.600
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Bell Phone and a price or code 6.600 with unclear context. No identifiable events, persons, or places are readable.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1915
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Bell Phone and a price or code 6.600 with unclear context. No identifiable events, persons, or places are readable.
Elsie Ferguson star of The Outcast becomes engaged to Thomas Benedict Clarke vice president of Harriman Bank and New York clubman Amelia Ferguson confirms the surprise engagement. Ferguson previously married Frederick Chamberlain Hoyt in 1908 and divorced in 1914, her outlook on marriage evolving with a new fiancé.
A collage of devotional lines by Alice Brown and Henry Van Dyke opens The Artisan sample, followed by notices of dramatic entertainment at Grace Church Monroe Park Theatre on August 11, a St. John's storytelling group at Government Street Presbyterian Tuesday August 10, and a Metropolitan Museum fashion show featuring a doll exhibit tracing dress styles from 1690 to 1874.
Paris August 9 Many young men fell in France due to impure blood weakening their campaigns. The ad urges Americans to cleanse blood with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, claiming it purifies blood, aids digestion and liver function, and restores energy, vigor, and youth.
Notice offers readers a copy of The People's Common Sense Medical Advisor before stock runs out. Send a dime or stamp with the notice to Dr. Pierce at McAlid's Hotel in Buffalo New York and the copy will be mailed back with charges prepaid.
The Metropolitan opens a room featuring a collection of Indian and Thibetan jewelry Indian textiles and Chinese objects A notable highlight is recently revealed Thibetan pieces and a seventeenth century doorway in the Christopher Wren style Rare artifacts offer a glimpse of historical fashion and design trends for public viewing.
New York August 9 Madame La Modé scores with a summer trend of masquerading in peasant and princess garments. A love of bodice lobes and peasant girdles blurs class lines with laced velvet, smocks, and gardener inspired frocks readied for 1915 standards.
Eczema ringworm and itching skin eruptions are easily aggravated by improper treatment. Resinol ointment and resinol soap, prescribed by a Baltimore doctor, stop itching instantly and often heal eruptions quickly at low cost. Free sample offer from Resinol Dept 22 R Baltimore MD.
An article outlines preserving fluids for fruits and vegetables to be shown at the Gulf Coast Fair. It lists numbered fluids that performed best on apples peaches grapes plums and mentions tomatoes and beans in pods for tomorrow.
A society page section highlights peasant inspired outfits with lace trims and patchwork designs, noting bold stripes and dots in summer wear. Cupid's Corner offers love advice from Miss Eros with reader questions on affection and dating etiquette.
The MOBILE ITEM notes Frances Curlow Pauline Thompson Robert Guthbert Willie Moody Marion McCarty Claire Combel Levetta Schreiner and others born August celebrate birthdays. It invites each child to bring five friends for a birthday picture party at the Empire Theatre this afternoon. Boys and girls born in August should send full names addresses and birthdates to the Children’s Editor at MOBILE ITEM two days before their birthday.
Calendar items list Society meetings and social events for the week including special lectures at the Battle House Parlor C, parties at Fort Morgan and Vineyard, hearts and bridge games, parliamentary law clubs, sororities, and church missions. It notes visits by locals from Pensacola Birmingham Atlanta Memphis and Whistler with various social engagements and park gatherings in Malcom and Lyons Park.
Jackson residents report Bettie Phillips leaving for Meridian to visit relatives. J S Rikard rushes to Monroeville due to the death of Mrs. Rikard. Sherry visits in Yville while Flora Warner visits friends in Rhaneas. Picnics flourish at Well area. Joe Marie arrives to stay with her sister Angie. Baptist prayer meeting draws a large in crowd. fifty members pledge to attend next week. Mary Savage goes to visit sister Mrs. Belle.
A Bridgeton New Jersey resident Mrs Fannie Cooper reports improved health after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter touts the remedy as a safe non narcotic treatment for female ailments and invites others to seek confidential advice from the Pinkham company in Lynn Massachusetts.
AS GARDNER was a modern woman who advocated equal suffrage and progressive ideas for women. The tale reveals her practical, systematic washday method via her laundress Mrs Gardner, including the use of an electric washer that saved effort and electricity.
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