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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1915

Page

2

Good Roads Days Highlight Alabama Efforts

The Alabama Good Association fixes August 16 as Good Roads Days with Governor Henderson issuing a proclamation calling for observance. Women are urged to support by preparing refreshments for workers, while articles praise Mrs. Martin Holbrook and others for civic efforts. Taft's wife advocates smart household marketing to curb rising prices.

Alabama Good Association Charles Henderson Mtgomery Journal

Resinol claimed to stop eczema for many sufferers

Advert announces Resinol as a cure for eczema after long trial. It claims relief from itching and patches, noting doctors have prescribed it for twenty years and that samples are available, with sale through druggists nationwide.

Baltimore

Confessions of a Wife Dear Aunt Mary’s Hospital Talk

In Confessions of a Wife the narrator recalls Aunt Mary preparing for a hospital operation and shares a long, tender dialogue about happiness, memory, and the fleeting nature of joy. The aunt emphasizes living fully, cherishing friendships, and accepting that happiness is not constant. The piece ends with a note that the story continues tomorrow.

The Newspaper Enterprise Association Mary Margie Aunt Mary John Darling

Weather Beaten Sea Dog A Good Thing

Weathered sea dog survives a storm and reaches harbor after perilous voyage. The crew reported rough seas and high winds with the vessel sustaining damage but the captain and mate are safe. Local aid arrived as the ship anchored near the breakwater.

Calendar notes of social events and a wedding

Miss Maudie Woolf hosts a Fort Morgan trip and Miss Ethel Lindsey hosts a Pensacola Misses Daniels gathering. Dauphin Way Baptist Church Philathea class holds a shower for Miss Southard. Story hour at Mobile Library and various club meetings fill Tuesday, including Mobile Equal Suffrage. Wednesday features Lucille Lyon 500 event, WCTU meeting, a reception for Miss Gladys Sims, and the Carstens Southard wedding.

Maudie Woolf Fort Morgan Ethel Lindsey Misses Daniels Pensacola Philathea Class Dauphin Way Baptist Church Southard Lucille Lyon Katherine Maer Columbus J. L. Sherrill Louise McGuire Gladys Sims Carstens-Southard

Electra Semmes Colston Chapter Meeting Schedule

Electra Semmes Colston Chapter L C meets at 4 o clock in the Cawthon assembly room Story telling hour at 5 p m at Lyons Park with Miss Hope Kim and Miss Anna Mary Vincent to tell stories A surprise party at 8 p m Mary Stuart Missionary Society meets at 4 p m Friday Craighedu Parliamentary Law Club holds its regular weekly meeting at 5 p m

Mobile Library Raphael Semmes Parliamentary Law Club Mrs. Elliott Home’ Economics Club Cawthon Assembly Room Mobile Equal Suffrage Club Lyons Park Estelle Keeney Misses Daniels Pensacola Sigma Tau Sorority Maudie Woolf Electra Semmes Colston Craighedu Parliamentary Law Club

Thomasville Personal News Opens With Local Visits and Events

Norman Dunning and J C Jowers of Dixons Mills visited Thomasville this week. Several locals and guests attend social events in town including Ruth and Nona Roan hosting Minnie Dunn from Grove Hill. A Friday night ball game sees Thomasville defeat Marengo County 8 to 1 amid community notices across nearby towns.

Thomasville Ala Norman Dunning J. C. Jowers Dixon's Mills W. B Tompkins Atkinson J. N. Johnson Sean Ruth Nona Roan Minnie Dunn Grove Hill Bessie’ Brooks Atmore Orr Messrs. Hoary and McDaydl Fulton Edward Tate J B Tate Frank Beck Walnut Bluff Cummins Alameda Frank Etheridge Tuscaloosta Clay Hill J. L. Snow Montgomery J. W. Tucker Will McHaney Jack Jordan C. L. Spencer Evans’ Chapel Pearly Armistead Farrior S. E. Cowan Greensboro John Dunning G. A. Parish Adel P. R. Bush Dell Nonie Philen Shreveport New Orleans Houston Galveston Marengo County

Chorus Girl Weds to Live in Bombay on Honeymoon

Daisy Virginia, a chorus girl who became Mrs Ford Keith, is on a globe circling honeymoon with her husband. They will spend time in Bombay India and plan future travels.

Bombay Mrs Ford Keith Daisy Virginia Mrs. Ford Keith Bompoe India

Miss Eros Answers Love Inquiries In Newspaper Corner

A 1910s style Miss Eros column offers readers guidance on romance and marriage, with letters from a seventeen year old girl and a widow. Advice covers expressing affection, choosing between suitors, and testing love through possible separation. Also includes home cooling drink recipes and light humorous verse.

Uncle Wiggily and the Apple Pie Dinner

Uncle Wiggily and Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy prepare an apple pie for dinner. Sammie Littletail borrowed the apple-pie knife and has not returned it, delaying the pie while Uncle Wiggily tends the lawn mower and waits for the knife to be returned.

Uncle Wiggily Uncle Wiggily Longears Hollow Stump Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy Miss’ Fuzzy Wuzzy Jane Uncle Wuzzy Fuzzy Sammie Littletail Sammy

Uncle Wiggily uses lawn mower to slice apples for pie

In a whimsical tale, Uncle Wiggily the rabbit helps Nurse Jane prepare apple pies. He improvises by using a lawn mower to slice apples, catching the pieces in a dish as the skins and cores are discarded. The scene ends with pies browned and ready for dinner.

Sammy Nurse Jane Mr. Longears Uncle Sam Mie Littletail Uncle Wiggily Jane

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed By Women

In Sterling Connecticut a 22 year old woman recounts relief from monthly fainting and female weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A Massena New York woman reports anemia exhaustion resolved and better complexion after the remedy. Girls with painful or irregular perfusion seek the product.

Sterling, Conn Lydia E. Pinkham John Tetreault Massena N. Y Miss Lovisa Myres Box 74 N.Y Dia E. Pinkham

Southern President U. D. C. on the Coast

Mrs. Virginia Reddit Price of Carrollton leads the southern division of the United Daughters of the Confederacy in preparations for the Ladies part of the Confederate veterans reunion to be held in Biloxi Gulfport and Beauvoir. She attends a reception at the Jefferson Davis Confederate Home at Beauvoir with local U. D. C. chapters. Biloxi public schools set to open September 6 with Prof. R. P. Linfield as superintendent.

Biloxi Miss Virginia Reddit Price Carrollton United Daughters of the Confederacy Daughters of the Confederacy

Young Society Matron Lays Down Rules

A social season guide urges women to maintain health to host events. It touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for backache headaches and nervousness caused by deranged womanly functions. Readers are invited to seek confidential medical advice from Dr. Pierce with no charge.

Pierce Dr. Pierce Advwv

Electric sewing motors transform toil into efficiency

The article extols electric sewing machine motors as a modern solution easing the backbreaking pedal effort for seamstresses. It notes lower costs, higher output, and broader uses at home, including lighting and general utility chores, with safety and daylight benefits paired to the electric motor’s versatility.

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