Oliver Osborne Reveals Rules for Winning a Woman
In New York, Oliver Osborne the famed ladies man discusses courtship and marriage with Nixola Greeley-Smith. He argues six minutes can forge a lasting impression, dismisses long courtships, and defends beliefs on marriage while describing his style and charms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixola Greeley-Smith
New York
Charles H. Wax
Oliver Osborne
United States
Wood
Napoleon
Rae Tanner
Slade Brothers
Miss Tanzer
Osborne
Miss.Tanzer
Oli Osborne
Clearshaven
Mark Twain
Oscar Wilde
Oliver
Mr. Swain
Pease
Rae Tanzer
Mr. Wood
Ghostly Playroom Tale from Mazie V. Caruthers
A verse recounts a child speaking of a haunted house where a previous boy died. The speaker imagines the child Roy returning each night to play with toys and leave behind familiar blocks and a rocking horse, easing the sense of a lingering presence.
Wedding Bells and Social Circles In Mobile Society
A flood of society notes from Montgomery and Mobile recalls weddings, club meetings, and charity suppers. Miss Katherine Isabel Irving and Robert J. Hyde wed at St. Vincent's with a New Orleans honeymoon ahead. Local circles host luncheons, readings, and craft gatherings as Christmas preparations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Brady
Katherine Isabel
Irving
Robert J. Hyde
Rosalie Jacobson
Cough remedy praised for use in United States and Canada
The passage extols a pleasant tasting syrup as a leading cough remedy in the United States and Canada. It claims rapid relief from obstinate coughing and notes its early daytime action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
The Kind of a Wife a Man Should Have
A dialogue quotes Mr. Wax on desirable wife traits and male habits. He argues a wife stays at home and performs household duties while a man should be well dressed and clean shaven, noting his partner dislikes a tan. The piece offers perspective on gender expectations and appearance in relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ae
Mr. Wax
Winners of pretty pin cushions at Discards meeting
Bel Houstis and Miss Clara Cary won the pin cushions offered as prizes at the Discards gathering with Mrs. O. M. Otts yesterday. Mrs. N. R. Clarke was received as a member in place of Mrs. Le Baron Lyons. Mrs. J. B. Davis, Mrs. J. Syson and Mrs. Frank Ruse enjoyed tea with the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Houstis
Clara Cary
O. M. Otts
N. R. Clarke
le Baron Lyons
J. B. Davis
J. Syson
Frank Ruse
Sale for Church Home to Be Continued
Inclement weather moves the bazar sale of Japanese articles to tomorrow at St John’s chapter house Monroe street between Warren and Dearborn. Proceeds aid Church Home fund with parcel post sale and dancing planned tonight.
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Bazar
St. John’s Chapter House
Monroe Street
Warren and
Dearborn
Church Home Fund
Gordimer Tucker
Lizzie Haas
Minstrel Show To Aid Raphael Semmes School Playgrounds
A minstrel show will be held at Raphael Semmes school tonight at 7 for the benefit of the school playgrounds. Refreshments will be sold. The program includes music, monologue, recitation, and several soloists and speakers led by Mr. Emanuel Myers and Mrs. Winter with performances by Mr. Gup, Messrs. Duck and Finch, Edgar and White-Spunner, Miss Lella Finch, Miss Susibel Smith, Miss Gusman, and Miss Colleen Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael Semmes School
Virginia
Emanuel Myers
Misses Winter
Neva Shillito
Gup
Duck and Finch
Edgar
Eli Chassin
Marechal Duck
Lella Finch
Susibel Smith
Miss Gusman
Colleen Moore
Local social notes record visits and farewells across Alabama
Mrs. J. Hooper of Selma visits the city on State Federation business. Mr and Mrs R J Chamblin and daughter Mary Catherine depart Dallas after a week with Mobile aunts. Mrs Henry J Woods to spend Christmas in Mobile with relatives. Rev and Mrs J M Dannelly leave for Mobile where he becomes pastor of St Francis Street Church. Miss Mary Dannelly to remain in Mobile for holidays. Mrs Allan Grayson heads to Mobile to visit parents. Mrs Gregory L Smith of Mobile visits daughter Mrs Edward L Moore in Birmingham. Mrs Edward Burton returns from Montgomery. Mrs Jule Durham of Pensacola also returns after visiting.
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Gertrude Stewart
Chi 2
Mobile
Episcopal
Exchange Hotel
Peatoness Stewart
Montgomery
Frank Stollenwerck
S. D. Seelye
Paul Smith
J. Hooper
Selma
Birmingham News
R. J. Chamblin
Mary Catherine
Dallas
J. M. Dannelly
Dannelly
St. Francis Street
Dr. Dannelly
Mary Dannelly
Baker School
M. B. Portis
Dallas Avenue
Allan Grayson
T. P. Norville
Montgomery Advertiser
Gregory L. Smith
Edward L. Moore
South Highlands
Birmingham Age-Herald
Edward Burton
Warren Burton
Jule Durham
Pensacola
Burton
Eugenie Rosson
Elkins
West Virginia
Baltimore
J. Edgar Wylie
Mary English
Abelia Fermin
The
Hague
Rossen Hase
Davis-Elkins College
Brownatone Hair Dye Promises Quick Coloring
An advertisement claims Browna tone hair dye tints hair in a minute, offering a faster alternative to slow acting dyes for a straightest road to attractive appearance. The copy emphasizes ease and rapid results with Browna tone Hair Stars.
Germania Supports Peace Overture as Holy Duty
The Catholic paper Germania expresses pleasure at the central powers appeal to the pope and neutrals for peace. It lauds the emperor's note as a document of love and calls for unity behind him, warning opponents not to reject the overture as weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
London
Germania
Germany
Old racing yacht Fleetwing wrecked near Cuba
The racing yacht Fleetwing, famed as one of three entrants in a trans Atlantic race from New York to England, was wrecked November 11 on the east coast of Cuba, according to crew members just returned to New York.
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Associated Vess
New York
Ol Racing Yacht Fleetwing
York
England
Cuba
Calumet Baking Powder Praised For Uniform Results
A nostalgic kitchen note praises Calumet Baking Powder for reliable, uniform results in baked goods. The speaker humorously envisions a home filled with tempting treats like doughnuts pies and cookies as meals are prepared.
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Francis X. Bushman
Dow Street
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Charles H. Wax Oliver Osborne
Hicur
Giet Fm
Tix
Roy
Mazie V. Caruthers
New York Times
Druhan
Hilda Druhan
Edna Manning
Wesley Deakie
Wesley Deakle
Needlecraft Circle
Washington Avenue
J. H. Thompson
EB. R. Naylor
J. H. Haley
D. Stokes
Edgar Discher
Craighead Club
Cawthon Hotel
Martin Holbrook
Enuteriainen
Stewart
Progressive Circle
Elizabeth McAalpine
Elizabeth McAlpine
Gladys _ Gauthier
Mis Margaret Jones
Gordon Burgett
Fiera Gaillard
Margaret Jones
Gladys Gauthier
Christian Church
Arthur D
C C Adams
Otts
Mary Garner
Timer
F. P. Davis
C. B. Hayes
Mies
Edna Kent Forbes
Cherniavsky
Lyric
Music Lovers’ Association
James R. Hagan
Mabel Houstis
Hammond Gayfer
Adam Glass
Adrian Taylor
Mabel
Nadine Hunter
Bettie D. Rowson
Mattie Belle Kirkbride
Tom Moore
Momey
Margaret Coleman
Council of the Women’s Club
Ieee
Henrry J. Woods
Marechal
8. S. Murphy
Meridian Dispatch
Vaugeville
John’s Chapter House
Foster and Williams
Vance Gunpison
Earl K. Matzenger
Percy England
J. P. Ross
Peace Oe Catholic Organ
Germania of
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