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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1912
Page
5
Material things may cause anxiety and unseen details may cost. Pleasant friendships form and the young may become lovers. They will be likeable but may struggle for wealth due to a wandering disposition. Early training will shape them most.
A grand patriotic service at Christchurch led by Rev. Matthew Grewster featured the Mobile Chapter DAR and a broad city audience. Dr. Brewster delivered a stirring Gen. 17 16 sermon on women’s influence from home to nations, praising DAR efforts and the Barton scholarship initiative.
Marie E Patterson advertises at 7 St Joseph Street Bell 2937 for scalp treatments electrolysis bleaching wrinkle and facial massage. All work by appointment.
The first of its kind patriotic divine service at Christ Church featured music by Dr. Dunster and praised by D A R officers led by Mrs Rhett Goode and Mrs C S Shawhan. Attendees included Mrs Ellis Mumma and Mrs Nance who traveled from out of town to congratulate.
The Boys' Club members and the Managing Board will meet Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock with Mrs. H Forchheimer to elect officers for the ensuing year. Quiet Sunday Wedding held at 4 PM at St Francis Street Methodist Church parsonage united Samuel Boozer of Sweetwater Alabama and Mrs Clara Raines of Old Spring Hill Alabama in the presence of friends. They departed for their new home at Sweetwater after the ceremony.
Tony Jannus arrived in Memphis Tenn after a river trip down the Mississippi in a hydro aero plane. Weather forced an overnight stop in Osceola Ark and he plans to reach Helena Ark before nightfall.
Francis L. Garside argues dressmakers mold a wife’s character through patient discipline and craftsmanship. He cites Harriet A. Goodman and others in New York, claiming training in tact, adaptability, thrift, and creativity makes a wife, hostess, and partner, with marriage offering peace after stormy work.
Albert K. Smiley founder of the Lake Mohonk conference on Indians and other dependent people died in Redlands early today. Doctors said his wife Mrs Smiley was seriously ill and not expected to survive her husband for more than a few hours.
Helen buys a lace collar from a blind vendor to help him but regrets allowing him to sell at a poor price as he needs car fare. She rushes to catch the man and the boy who fed him as they exit by elevator.
A vintage advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as the cure for neglected colds and bronchial troubles. It claims the product soothes affected membranes, builds flesh and blood, and strengthens weak lungs against stubborn coughs.
Helen chases down shoppers in a hurried street scene to correct a mispriced collar sale. A blind merchant thanks her. she aside comments that she dislikes beggars and feels uneasy about charitable money and pity.
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