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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1914
Page
7
A consumer tip discusses buying a five cent box of crackers, noting waste from opening and improper storage. It explains that keeping the box dry and well aired preserves crackers longer, while opening a damaged wrapper requires careful drying to restore flavor.
The many friends of Mr and Mrs Daniel Wheeler are glad their daughter Ellie is rapidly recovering from illness. Mrs James O Smith leaves this week for Opelika to spend a month with her parents Mrs W L Denham. Their little son Leslie will return Tuesday from Dothan after visiting there.
A list of reduced rentals for multiple local residences including a 2 story frame house at 904 Government Street and a large lot on the north side of Government Street near Michigan Avenue. Also notes 2 story brick homes at 8 South East corner of Jerome Street Anthony and Joachim streets and 109 South Hamilton between Church and Government Streets and other frame residences on Mon tauk near Hallett and Georgetown avenues.
Beryl Rubinstein delivered a varied program at the Y M C A Auditorium to a grateful audience. Critics praised his Chopin and Beethoven choices while highlighting his poised, expressive technique and understated charm. An encore of Chopin's Black Key Etude followed, and tickets announced a Wednesday recital at Harte Auditorium for pupils.
Richard Bryant was arrested in the residence of J A Dawson at 259 North Broad Street after officers found him hiding behind a door. He was bound over to the city courts in a $250 bond by Recorder D H Edington.
Mrs Talbot hosted the Tuesday Afternoon Sewing Club for its regular weekly meeting at 2 30 PM The gathering featured sewing pleasant chatter and music by Mrs Deakle Guests enjoyed tea and wafers at dusk with Mrs Talbotts sister Mrs Talbott as a favored guest
The Tuesday Auction Club meets at 2 with Miss May Leatherbury. Mrs. Bernard McCoy hosts bridge at 3. The Discards meet at Mrs. F. P. Davis home. The Junior Auxiliary of Christ Church holds a 4 30 p m meeting in the Chapter House.
Police description warns to arrest W. C Morrison on sight after he allegedly fled a large bond in Sheboygan Wisconsin. Detec tives and patrolmen were provided with the alert by Chief Frank W Crenshaw on Monday afternoon.
Classified notice seeks distant applicants for Moler Barber College in New Orleans Louisiana. Emphasizes wages while learning and opportunities for enrollment.
The Neptune's Daughter spectacle starring Annette Kellermann drew hundreds of women and crowds to the Empire Theatre as critics cited Venus de Milo and Diana as ideal measurements while Kellermann portrayed a mermaid and mortal. Dreamland Theatre also reported strong showings for musical comedy and vaudeville with the Jones Kids delivering a standout turn and plans for Santa Claus matinees and tango and amateur nights. A Mobile City notice outlines paving rolls for the Twelfth Street improvement with streets listed and assessment details open for public viewing.
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