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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1916

Page

6

Local Social Dept Phone Numbers from The Item

The Item lists social department contact lines with Bell numbers 98 and 53, and after 1 PM Bell 3135 for follow up. The fragment references January dates or further identifiers are not provided.

BELL HOME

Man Reaches His Zenith At 55 Says Dr Wheeler

Dr Claude L Wheeler of the New York Medical Journal argues midlife workers 45 to 65 are productive and valuable. Employers should promote experienced staff, not discard them for youth. The piece cites examples from industry and war leaders, and contrasts youthful labor with mature judgment.

Marguerite M Marsmiall New York Claude L. Wheeler New York Medical Journal William Osler Osler Benjamin O. Rosenthal Chicago Mr. Rosenthal Mr. Wheeler Albert H. Gary United States Steel Corporation Dr. Wheeler Europe

Christmas in Sweden and local holiday events

A Christmas reflection from Sweden for animals and humans, urging kindness. Christmas Fair at Clark School raised funds with Santa, a penny auction, and performances by Miss Gusman and Mr. Adam Glass. Community groups hosted tea, gifts, dinners, and charity events at the Mobile area clubs, with plans for holiday boxes and orphanage supports.

Willis G. Clark Northside Barton Academy Clark School Improvement Association Santa Claus Gusman Adam Glass Mobile Ava John Mallon Emily Roberts Association Business Women’s Club Bauer Mobile Business Women's Club Clark and Tucker

Beauty Chat: Agar Agar for Complexion Improvement

Edna Kent Forbes promotes agar agar as a simple cheap beauty aid. A spoonful daily with breakfast purportedly cleanses the colon and bowels, clears skin, and reduces pimples by pushing waste through the system. It misleads about digestion and claims seaweed aids radiance without side effects.

Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey promoted for winter colds

Winter brings colds to children with fever sore throat tight chest and coughs. A dose of Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey loosens phlegm relieves congestion and stops the cough. It is advertised to soothe croup whooping cough and bronchial troubles and sold at all druggists named Zac.

Dr. Bell

Old Folk's Best Friend Drink

An advertisement touts a digestive beverage claimed to invigorate elderly digestion, boost energy, and improve strength. It urges a glass with each meal as a traditional tonic.

Joffre Brooklyn

Shivar Mineral Water Ships Aromatic Digestives

An advertisement proclaims Shivar Pure Digestive Aromatics with Shivar Mineral Water and Ginger. It offers a money refund on the first dozen if unsatisfied and names Ogburn Griffin Co as Mobile distributors.

Shivar Shelton S.C Ogburn-Griffin Gro. Co

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