Progressive Peanut Party honors trio of Mobile social leaders
Mrs. E. C. Malone hosts a 4:30 progressive peanut party at Mrs. J. T. Gallagher home in Mobile for three honorees Mrs. John Arnold Miss Anna Malady and Mrs. M. M. Hartley with guest Miss McElveen of Jackson. Prizes included a blue bird pin and a handkerchief won by Miss Gladys Martin and Mrs. Sylvest Mattei. The afternoon features music and a luncheon followed by an ice course and a punch service.
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John Arnold
Fearnway
Anna Malady
M. M. Hartley
Meridian
R. B. Mims
E. C. Malone
Terday
J. T. Gallagher
Miss McElveen
Jackson
Gladys~ Martin
Sylveste Mattei
Malone
Celie Lynch
Mary Allen
Elise McIntosh
Lillie
Lottie Matthews
Georgia Winter
Alice
Carrie Moffat
Louise Moore
Gladys Martin
Mary Daughdrill
Catherine Stone
W. M. White
Sylvest Mattei
John Turner
S. Wilkerson
Gallagher
Supper Parties of Summer Time on Mobile Roof Garden
The Battle House roof garden hosts moonlit August soirées with Mobile socialites. Pendleton Morris of New Orleans honored Miss Mabel Goode at a root garden party joined by Miss Talulah Sage and Ben Campbell. Dr. Harry Inge hosted guests including Dr. Marion Inge and R. Inge, while Tom Sims entertained with Mrs A. H. Bishop visiting from Detroit.
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Battle House
Pendleton Morris
New Orleans
Mabel Goode
Talulah Sage
Ben Campbell
Harry Inge
Mobile
Pensacola
Marion Inge
R. Inge
Tom Sims
A. H. Bishop
Detroit
Dental Health Lesson Warns Against Slothful Brushing
A newspaper excerpt warns that neglect and forgetfulness are major dental foes. It explains that lactic acid from trapped food particles in tooth crevices causes decay, especially with irregular teeth, and urges brushing after every meal with a proper toothbrush morning and night.
Sozodont Tooth Powder and Paste Advertised By Drugstore
An advertisement touts Sozodont Tooth Powder and Sozodont Tooth Paste as superior dentifrices. It claims they polish without scratching and are free of grit and acid, praising the products as top choices for restoration of bite and tone, as urged by local druggists.
Poe to Enter Clemson College After Southern Trip
Mr. Edgar Allen Poe stays with his aunt Mrs. Grimes Taylor in Birmingham after a summer tour of Lake Toxaway and North Carolina mountain resorts. He plans to begin at Clemson College in the fall.
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Edgar Allen Poe
Grimes Taylor
Birmingham
Lake Toxaway
North Carolina
Clemson College
Prominent Ser mian Henry Reese greeted by friends in Mobile
Henry Reese a noted Ser mian was greeted by friends in Mobile yesterday. His pretty daughter Katherine is described as one of Central City's younger set of belles who may be upset.
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Henry Reese
Mobile
Katherine
Central City
Mobile Society Notes on Visits and Summers Abroad
Mrs E M Robinson and daughter Bessie travel to New York for weeks at the Hotel Endicott and will visit Mrs Robinsons sister Mrs Harry Wales in the North. Continues with short notices of Miss May Curtiss studying in New York with Louis Chaliff, and various Mobile residents enjoying summer stays in Jackson Springs and visits to Pensacola, Boston, and Mount Vernon.
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Collie Brown
Edgar Mortimer
Fairhope
Margaret
Helen Brown
City
Ada Robertson
Evelyn Robertson
New York
Edwin Robertson
Metropolis
Augusta Bradford
Mobile
Mrs. Dumas
Michigan Avenue
Miss Bradford
E. M. Robinson
Bessie
New York City
Hotel Endicott
North
Robinson
Harry Wales
Wales
P. D. Barker
Joanna Fergusson
Selma
Mrs. Robinson
Harry Pettus
Washington
May Curtiss
Pensacola
Louis Chaliff
Margaret Austill
Miss Curtiss
Harmon Curtiss
Boston
Tarrytown on-the-Hudson
Jackson Springs
Ala
Julian
Bartee
Stopplebin
Murray Scrivens
Scrivens
Cc. S. Shawhan
Edna Krassin
Mount Vernon
William Warren
Marjorie Bobb
Greenbriar White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Evelyn Rose
Knoxville
Bobb
Bob
Noxville
Times-Democrat
Frisco Militants Start Crusade Against Nose Bags
Four women from the Animals' Friend Society led a campaign in San Francisco to stop nose bags for horses. They marched through the business district, pulling feed from canvas bags and throwing it into the gutter as protest. They oppose nose bags and hope to influence horse feeding practices.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Animals’ Friend Society
Hearing set on woman suffrage at Rules Committee
Washington expects a large turnout as the House Rules Committee allocates bigger quarters for a formal hearing by delegates of the National Council of Women Voters on Thursday. Speakers include Miss Jane Addams Dr Harvey Wiley and Representatives Raker and Keating urging a constitutional amendment for universal suffrage.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Rules Committee
National Council of Women Voters
Henry
United States
Jane Addams
Harvey Wiley
Raker
Keating
Alabama Rifle Team Expected to Enter National Matches
The Alabama rifle team is expected to be ordered into service this week to compete in national matches at Camp Perry Ohio. Preliminary matches start August 15 with the main events August 25 to 29 and international matches September 1 to 9.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Camp Perry
Ohio
Paraders of Votes for Women Move Through City Streets
A balcony view on a suffrage parade shows sixteen women in black riding habits with yellow pennants marching along Fifth Avenue. The crowd watches as banners read Votes for Women while onlookers critique outfits and drum majors perform.
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Helen
Mrs. Stevens
Washington Square
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Stevens
Fred
Warren
Vassar
Bryn Mawr
Sutherland Sisters
Sally Helen
Lost husband and possessions prompt Arizona family tale
Mrs. Elizabeth Metzenthin an American from Austin Texas arrived in Nogales with her four children after losing her husband and all possessions in Mexico since May 6 following Yaqui raids near Esperanza. Her husband died from shock and the family faced destitution before aid arrived from Americans and US consular assistance continues while relocation to Austin is arranged.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Ariz
Elizabeth Metzenthin
Austin
Tex
Mexico
Esperanza
Metzenthin
United States
Judge Uriah M. Rose Dies in Little Rock at 79
Judge Uriah M. Rose a prominent Arkansas jurist and U S envoy to the 1907 Hague peace congress died at his Little Rock home at 1:30 this morning. He was seventy nine years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Uriah “M. Rose
Arkansas
United States
Hague
J ‘Co Rose
Mrs. Brown Praises Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
A Kansas woman describes relief from bloating and weakness after twelve bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during the Change of Life. She credits the treatment with restoring strength for daily work and urges other women to consider the remedy. The letter notes confidence and privacy in medical correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Tola
Kansas
D. H. Brown
Walnut St
Iola, Kan
Lydia
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