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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1915

Page

6

Just a Girl Leader Shines In Mobile Society Notes

Miss Lynch, a Chicago girl under twenty, leads a six member Chautauqua company while Miss Annie Moore Provost wins a silk hose prize at a club game. A bridge party hosted by Mrs. T. K. Jackson honors her sister Miss Varina Gould with prizes and tea.

Lyceum Miss Lynch Chicago Annie Moore Provost Helen Minnis T. K. Jackits Varina Gould N. Vickers Fendley Glass Hilden Winholt Imogen Little Coral Burns Claudia Marechal Stella Keeney Bettie Hagan Gladys Murray Ethel Brown Gladys Mitchell Mabel Dawson Annie Louise Johnston Cary Mall Lucille Burke Ruth Burke Mabel Vaughan Sadie Shields Marriott John Morgan Scott J. L. Lavretta Tom Boone John Meador N. L. Vickers John P. Courtney Walter Higgins T. W Harrington Allie Dickson Houston, Tex Gladys Gould

Mothers Club to meet in Bnai Brith Hall Thursday

The Mothers Club will meet in Bnai Brith Hall Thursday at 3 30 p m with sewing and a social hour on the program. The Tuesday Sewing Club met at Mrs J Wesley Deakle's Washington avenue home for a cheerful afternoon with music refreshments and guests.

Cobbs D. A.R Russell School Improvement Association Miss Thompson Mothers’ Club B'nai B'rith Hall J. Wesley Deakle Washington Avenue Thompson Beatrice Gurley Renecke Harry Turner Broad Street

Not a Bite of Breakfast Until You Drink Water

A health advice piece argues that breakfast should be preceded by a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate to flush the bowels. It claims indigestible matter feeds bacteria and toxins enter the blood, urging daily internal baths to prevent headaches, colds, biliousness, constipation, foul breath, and other ailments.

Ron

Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Dye

Old time remedy claims to restore dark hair by a tea and sulphur mixture. The article notes a popular 50 cent bottle sold in drug stores promising to refresh color and lustre without gray shedding.

Evergy Wyeth

Henr ietta Miller to sing grand opera after Red Cross support

A stenographer from Milwaukee shifts from typing in a railroad legal department to studying grand opera with Calve. Hen ri etta Miller backs the Red Cross Seal drive and subscribes to its work. A Selma federation report by Miss Flossie Herzfeld praised a peace committee's telegram and the Musi cal Circle. Rev. T H Johnston gave a landmark address at All Saints church, with references to Dr Martin Finch and Disassociation of Personality. The Mobile audience called it one of its finest. next meeting promises a musical program. Pa is nearly always ready. Willie recalls West Africa tigers. Pa quips he killed them all.

Woman’s Winston Jones Government Street Douglas G. Campbell Protestant Orphan Asylum K. O. C. Hall Clara Schumann Federation of Women’s Clubs State Federation Charles Dunster Henrietta Miller Milwaukee Calve Selma Flossie Herzfeld Womans Peace Party T. H. Johnston All Saints’ Church Goldstein Dr. Johnston Martin, Finch New York Willie West Africa

Anuric Kidney Tablets Promoted by Dr. Pierce

An advertisement links sudden death to kidney disease and urges sending 10 cents for a sample of Anuric Tablets plus a water sample to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Home in Buffalo New York. It claims Anuric dissolves uric acid, is more active than lithia, and offers free medical opinions. Worry and despondency are described as related kidney symptoms with testimonials of relief.

Mark L. Bristol Waterbury Nina Spencer Oakland Cal Billon Mont Pierce Dr. Pierce Invalids Buffalo N. Y

Hyomei Pocket Inhaler Clears Stuffed Head

Aimed at morning head colds, the Hyomei Pocket Inhaler delivers antiseptic germ killing air to the nose throat and lungs. Users breathe deeply during dressing to relieve congestion and swelling with early improvements noted and a full course promises complete germ elimination. Drugstores and Van Antwerp Drug Corp back the product with a guarantee if not satisfied.

van Antwerp Drug Corporation Adv

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