Social News From Mobile and Around Alabama
Mrs. Trubbell notes etiquette and a Baptist Tabernacle music program with Miss Thelma Green and others. Mrs. Holbrook plans to attend the Atlantic City suffrage convention, with a long Alabama delegate list. Mobile social events include dances, visits, story hours, and a Dog River house party with fishing and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Tabernacle
Thelma
Norma Green
Walter Medlock
Miss Kennedy
Dyas
W. E. Lockler
Lida Dickerson
Mamie Mobley
Holbrook
Martin Holbrook
Atlantic City
National Board
Alabama
Solon Jacobs
Birmingham
Julian Parke
Selma
D. Street
Guntersville
Milton Humes
Huntsville
Felix Baldridge
Evelyn Greene
Pell City
Fred Koenig
Columbiana
C. B. Prowell
Tuscaloosa
O. R. Handley
Amelia Worthington
John Ruxford, Jr
Demopolis
Kleavent
Hobe
Athens
J. . Baker
Myrtle Stork
Harold Gup
Garner Hoffman
Jerry Denton
Dog River
Ruth’ Clemots
Antoinette Burgoyne
Thompson
Whistler Residents Take Trips for Visits and Returns
Mrs M A Graham and son Malcolm left Saturday for Birmingham Alabama to visit relatives. Dr and Mrs Ratcliff returned to Lucedale Mississippi after visiting Mr and Mrs Thomas H Rawls. Elizabeth Gee and daughter Maymee and granddaughter Gladys will spend ten days in Rich ton Mississippi with Mr and Mrs Leslie Tye.
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M. A. Graham
Malcolm
Birmin
Ala
Waynesboro
Miss
Theodora Marquis
New Orleans
E. C. Bossi
St. Stephens Road
William H. Bernstein
Birmingham
Ronie Bowen
Warren Street
James Imawls
St. Stephens
Thomas R
Ada Duse
Yellow Pine
J. H. Gilly
L. P. Bailey
Shreveport
Walter Smith
Maud Sumerall
Mobile
What Wilt Thou Have Me To Do
A devotional plea asking Christ for guidance to help others today. The speaker seeks a word of love for the lonely and a tender action to comfort the sick and aid those in need, asking for eyes opened to find the right charitable work.
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Christ
How to Lose Your Tan Freckles or Wrinkles
Reader guidance promotes mercorized wax to remove tan freckles and wrinkles. It claims the wax peels skin gradually without injury and promises noticeably clearer skin after nightly use and a weekly follow up wash. The ad also touts a tonic benefit and sells specific potion quantities for at home use.
Double Strength Dream Remedy Hits Stores Nationwide
A rousing pitch touts Double Strength and Double Fine in a bold claim for the ultimate mosquito remedy. The tainted copy alleges high demand, wide dealer approval, and universal store availability as Sweet Dreams products flood markets.
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Sweet Dreams
Water as a daily health habit
A reader endorses drinking two quarts of plain water daily for clear skin and vitality. The correspondent notes older advice on water with meals is changing, citing digestion benefits and youthful appearance, and urges her sister to adopt the practice.
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D. D
Moles on the Face A Reader’s Health Question
A reader asks about removing small brown facial moles. The reply suggests unverified home methods such as tying white silk around protruding moles and leaving it overnight to effect removal. The source tone reflects practical adviser guidance from a period newspaper.
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Frank R
Eos
Mole Treatment Advice From Old Newspaper Letter
The missive suggests salves and home remedies for moles including electricity as a cure and emphasizes medical guidance. It notes that a doctor or druggist can provide a salve and that a prescription is preferable, while acknowledging a mislaid letter and addressing Lillian R. and H. Am.
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Lillian R
Magnolia Balm Advertises Beauty Cream
An old advertisement touts Magnolia Balm as a skin beauty product. It promises ease of applying beauty to the skin and offers the item for 75 cents at druggists or by mail, with a sample free. Lyon Manufacturing Company lists 42 South Fifth Street, Brooklyn, N Y as the address.
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Lyon Manuf'g Co
South Fifth Street
Brooklyn
Seasonal social notes from Mobile area visitors and residents
Mobile society items list visits and movements including Mrs H L Wilson and Norma at Zundle s, Mrs C H Taylor and son from Irvington, Mrs B S Newman of Cincinnati, Hans and Godfrey van Aller at Magnolia with Doris Brown family, Vernon A Wood family returning to Mobile, Dr Seale Harris renting a Highland avenue home, Dr A M Haney of Chicago pausing in Mobile, Leo Harrison visiting Calvert, and S E Simms returning from Mount Vernon.
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C. H. Taylor
Irvington
Mobile
B. S. Newman
Cincinnati
Messrs
Hans and
Godfrey van Aller
Magnolia
Doris Brown
Vernon A. Wood
Sterling A. Wood
Red Mountain
A. M. Haney
Chicago
Robertsdale
Invasion of Hungary Seen Imminent by Russians and Rumanians
Paris reports a La Liberte military critic declares invasion of Hungary by Russian and Romanian forces is imminent. He notes Russian General Letechitzky controls ridges near the Bystritzas and Ratai, with Rumanians poised to envelop General Koevess's army unless he retreats. General Brussiloff is said to block von Hindenburg from the Dniester to the Stokhod.
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Associated Press
Paris
Hungary
Rousset
la Liberte
Letechitzky
Galicia
Bystritzas
Ratailow
Kirlibaba
528 Families Destitute in Cabin Creek Region
Reports from relief headquarters show 528 families totaling 2,433 people are destitute in the Cabin Creek flood region. They occupy 21 towns with many homes damaged or destroyed. Groceries valued at 4000 dollars have been given, but需求 remains of aid.
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Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Cabin Creek
Free Typhoid Vaccine Distributed to Fifteen Locals
Between 3 and 4 o'clock Monday afternoon fifteen persons received free typhoid vaccine, as stated by city health officer Dr. Charles A. Mohr. Eligible residents may obtain the vaccine at the board of health during specified hours on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, with a gratis booklet on flies and disease from the U S Public Health Service for all applicants.
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Charles A. Mohr
Board of Health
The
United States Public Health Service
Uniformity in Tax Laws Urged Upon County by Howe
Indianapolis Aug 29 The National Tax Association urged broader activities including educational campaigns to cut government expenditures and home rule legislation. President Samuel T Howe condemned federal centralization and pressed for uniform tax laws nationwide with tax reform toward a more equitable revenue burden.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
National Tax Association
Samuel T. Howe
Kansas
National Tax Conference
Washington Administration
Howe
Howe calls for limits on public spending and central government power
Mr Howe urges a concerted effort to show the public the value of restricting expenditures to essential government needs and resisting centralized power. He warns that federal expansion in recent decades, aided by politically expedient laws, burdens property owners with double taxation and calls for uniform tax legislation.
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Howe
Hamilton
Congress
Bronze bell of Chionin temple weighs a hundred tons
A 100 ton bronze bell at Kyoto’s Chionin temple resounds over a wide area. The bell has no tongue. a wooden beam end strikes its brazen body as it swings horizontally.
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Kyoto
Japan
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Whistler
Meridian Star
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Gladiné
Willie May Powell
Bay Minette
the Home Maker
Drago
Mamie
Irene Gordon
Cance
Gertrude Grubbs
Marguerite Morton
Marjorie Lee Brooks
Lucile Nelson
Bessie Brooks
Ruby Peetrie
Andalusia
Mattie McMeans
Dannie Currie
Ava Stewart
Mary Key
Russellville
Marie Smith
Anna D. Byrne
Annie Stone
Miss Baumhauer
Messrs. Winton
Lowery
Whit Gamty
Clyde Smith
Gladyn Byrne
Sewell Lufkin
Norman Stone
Jim Wright Snowden
Irbyn Lynch
Delphie Maxwell
J. H. Williamson
H. Dickins
Elmer Grimsley
Grady Jones
W. D. McMeans
C. J. Lowell
J.J. Lufkin
Irma Perkins
J. A. Holifield
Minnesota
Marion
LeBaron Lyons
University Military School
George F. Green
Tome
Tey
John Cochrane
William Powell
Barry Lyons
University of Alabama
Virginia Military School
Lyons Park
Martha Gusman
Alvin Thompson
Vincent McVey
Eloise McDavid
Killarney
Fairhope
Agnes Marie ‘Betancourt
Jennie Swift
Saga Swift
Ethel Gates
Bertha Ziegler
Fred Gates
Martin R.plumeer
Harry Plumer
Ed Betancourt
Phil Sumpt
Ed Stauter
George Ziegler
Twentieth Century Club of
Birmingham Ledger
Washington, Lee
Jefferson Davis
Stonewall Jackson
Sidney Lanier
Edgar Allen Poe
Mary Johnston
Me Polic
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BELL
Edna Kent Forbes
Henry Aldridge
Battles Hotel
Mr. Lewis Smith
Edna
J. Q. Smith
Shubuta
E. L. Dodson
Etheline Dodson
Kate Sharman
Bolton College
Brunswick, Tenn
Meridian Dispatch
Carrie McKay
T. H. Rawls
Moss T
Alice Moffatt
Holder
Mount Vernon
Gertrude Lee
H. L. Wilson
Norma
Zundle’s
Mr. Vivian Walker
Leo Harrison
S. E. Simms
James Ducloux
Roy Banks
Milton, Ky
Boston
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin ST
Britton
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