Two Kinds of People Lifters and Leaners
A long community notice blends poems and society items. Highlights include Missionary Union activities at Irvington, visits by Mrs. H G Reiser and Grace Harris returning from Moody Bible Institute, Point Clear hotel reopening plans, social events in Biloxi and Natchez, and numerous local entertaining and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Union
Irvington
Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union
First Baptist Church
Dees
Union
Irvington Society
Union Society
W. M
Glessner
Circle
L. D. Dix
Watermen
Graded Society
Lorraine McCoy
J. M. Kailin
Young Peoples
Gladys Kennedy
Miss Grace Harris
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Grace
Birmingham
Miss Mary Harris
Point Clear
Mary Crocker
James K. Glennon
Baby Faces Severe Eczema Then Widespread Itching
A two month old develops eczema on the cheek spreading to the neck and ears causing intense itching and distress. An offer for a skin care book by mail appears in the sample text with unclear provenance.
Cultivating Grace and Repose in Daily Habits
Advice on developing grace through conscious posture and relaxed sitting. Observe how a cat walks with poised feet and easy swing, train private positions, avoid self-consciousness, and absorb new ideas to lose focus on self. Ends with an unrelated query about odor under arms and shaving.
Red nail stains prompt medical check and safe wash
Reader notes red splotches under nails for two weeks and suggests blood impurities as cause. Advice urges seeing a doctor for diagnosis and a safe purifying tonic, and questions seek for a harmless wash option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Peters
Baking soda soothes skin and moderates odor guidance
The text suggests washing with bicarbonate of soda to cool and sweeten the skin. It notes perspiration is healthy unless excessive and advises against trying to prevent it.
Beauty on the Skin Magnolia Balm Ad
An old advertisement touts Magnolia Balm as a beauty product for the skin. It claims dramatic effects and urges readers to buy for 765 cents from Lyon Manus Co of Brooklyn or by mail with a sample free offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon Manus
G Co
South Fifth Street
Brooklyn
Personal Reminiscences Return Visits Noted in Mississippi and Alabama
Miss Maud Hooks returns to Shubuta after visiting Misses Maud and Ryder in Mobile and relatives. Mrs. Alice Burton returns from visiting her nephew Henry Brewer in Fairhope. Mrs. Oscar Hundley of Birmingham, a Alabama suffrage leader, visits the New York cottage. Mrs. Handley often visits Chautauqua. Mrs. R. L. Coxwell has returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Reiser
Reiser
Atlantic City
Washington
Charles Reider
Capital
Senator Harding
Ohio
Senate
Stoughton
Wis
Victor Falk
Florence Ladd
Mobile
Victor, Jr
Peerless
Montgomery
Frederick Spaulding
Helen
John
Henry Lueders
Leo Clark
Ida May
Brooks Clark
Lucile Clark
Pensacola
Amelia Schad
Alice Burton
Henry Brewer
Fairhope
Ala
Oscar Hundley
Birmingham
Alabama
New York
Handley
Chautauqua
Natalie McCarthy
William Perry, Jr
Chattanooga
J. McCarthy
Herome
Lucile Barry
Jackson
Clifton Moses
Thomas P. Brown
Julie Forsythe
W. P. Jones
New Orleans
Ga. Musr
Bay St. Louis
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Readers
Readers write in with letters published in the daily press praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for sick women. The testimonials claim restored health and strength, urging others to try the old-fashioned root and herb treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Press
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE
Pinkham
First Consignment of Deutschland Dyes Reaches New York
The first consignment of dyes from Germany aboard the submarine freighter Deutschland has arrived in New York. About 200 tons of dyes worth over 1 million dollars were shipped to American dyestuff users as war restrictions push up prices. An consignee cautioned against expecting huge profits, noting German costs rose and shipments are fully dye, not paste blends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germany
Deutschland
Consignees T
Moderately Low Along Atlantic Forecast This Week
The Weather Bureau reports moderately low temperatures along the Atlantic coast for the next thirty six hours. The item also notes social items from Mobile Selma and Biloxi including visits, relocations, and travels among residents and families across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Associated Press
Washington
Atlantic Coast
Weather Bureau
Marriage licenses issued in probate court Tuesday
The probate court issued licenses to Charlie Herron and Jet Williams, Braxton Green and Leona Rochon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Herron
Jettie Williams
Braxton Green
Leona Rochon
Diarrhoea Relief Testimony Highlights Chamberlain’s Remedy
W. Jones of Buford North Dakota recounts a severe two year ago diarrhoea attack lasting over a week. A druggist advised Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. the first dose eased symptoms and within two days he was fully well. Drugstores widely recommend it as reliable. Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ©. Jones
Buford
N. D
Chamberlain
Ady
U S Cotton Year End Totals and July Usage Report
The Census Bureau reports the cotton year ending July 31 millions of bales consumed with 6 395 972 bales used in the United States up from 5 597 362 last year linters at 881 385 bales up from 198 905 and July consumption at 489 933 bales down slightly from 496 846 last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Ceass
Linters
Complexion Wax Promises Clear, Even Skin Improve
An advertisement claims a wax product purchased at drugstores can transform a colorless or blotchy complexion. It asserts the wax absorbs dead surface particles and gradually produces a fresh, spotless, delicate appearance with one ounce enough for rejuvenation.
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BELL
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Goethe
Bible Institute
Natchez
John Lawrence Lavretta
Natchez,Miss
Bessie Miller
Genevieve
Emma Luscher
Edna Picquard
Gladys
Adah Timbes
Elizabeth Hahn
W. A. Timbes
Morris Timbes
L. C. Miller
Fort Morgan
Miss Gibbens
Gladys Gibbens
Miriam Deschampas
Missey Gribbens
Jine Fearn
Harriet Sims
Ursula
Edith
Willie
Anita Delchamps
Virginia Ornellas
Louise Berry
W. B. Delchamps
D. M. Graham
James H. Neille
W. A. Griffith
Dora Howell
Ernest Walker
C. E. Vincent
W. E. White
J. A. Bandi
H. Gardner
John Murphy
Walter Pratt
George E. Northrop
White
RH. Washington
W. L. Shackleford
C. S. Vincent
Biloxi
J. A. Holifield
Alice
Government Street Methodist Church
Alma Crawford
Nannie Mae Holland
Nadine Parker
Irma Perkins
Lillian Smith
Ruth Janette
Clyde Malone
Marie Helton
Margaret Johnston
Helen Spaulding
Holifield
Miss Tompkins
Randlette
Fan Randlette
University At
Knoxville
Lyons Park
Daphne
Walter Mason
Ellen Shock
Mason
Misses Ellen
Dorothy Shock
Arnell Jones
Monroe Park
Booneville
Miss
Auction Bridge Club
Gulfport
J. H. Ensler
Glarys Tempe
King
P. A. Stillwell
R W. Price
Thomas Anglin
Mr. Jack
Edna Kent Forbes
Questions and
R. L. Coxwell
John Morgan Scott
Montgomery Times
Richard Walsh
Zandel’s
Bernie Wagner
Hendersonville
N. C
Asheville
Mrs. H. M. Friedenthal
Claudia
White House
Silexi
Alice Clapp
Prattville
Selma Times
Cleo Helton
William Wallace
Atmore
Dan Fisher
Felix Benton
St. Louis
J. D. Sutton
W. P. Harris
Myrtle
Aline
Bessie
Mr. Harris
Menge
Selma
Virginia Clapp Turner
Memphis
Alice Clapp Barrington
Oo Ff
Elizabeth Touart
Selene Roundtree
Alex Graves
Mobie
Dr. J. 8
Graves
Talladega
Ellen Peter Bryce
Sewanee
Tuscaloosa
Clyde C. Harris
Clyde C,, Jr
Birmingsham
Biloxi and
Moe
P. C. Pierce
H. Kelly
Waters
West Hhave
White Rock Springs
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin ST
Brittons
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