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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1913
Page
12
The essay argues that a fur touch elevates a gown, stating fur is flattering and enhances coloring. It notes the simplicity of a fur accent, urging careful use to achieve lasting smartness and becomingness in winter wardrobes.
Ward discusses fur as a fashion staple highlighting two key purchases: what suits you and what you pay for. She warns there is no pure fur law and urges buying from reputable houses, with examples of furs like skunk and marten enhancing gowns, sleeves, and trimmings. She notes affordable options for budget buyers and urges scavenging old furs for new uses.
Spring Hill College held its annual football night with a profitable AF fair. Captain Cassidy and Coach Austill praised players while Kelly’s Krazy Krew performed and Herbert’s orchestra provided music.
Dominik Motte shot a three legged buck south of Glynn and brought the body to Neegaunee. One of the buck's front legs had been shot off by another hunter years earlier.
The piece explores who comprises society and what most residents desire. It weighs collective priorities, asking how voices shape policy and everyday life. It poses questions about representation, democracy, and shared welfare.
Dr. Carl E. Grote reports Mobile county campaign from October 8 to December 20 examined 2189 people with 948 infected. Education efforts included 61 lectures, 9,500 literature pieces, and 42 newspaper articles. Free dispensaries treated 998 first timers, 388 second timers, and 65 thrice-treated patients. The effort aims to control hookworm via sanitation and public awareness.
The Bank of Mobile announces a new savings department as part of its growth. The feature targets families and workers, offering 4 percent interest and the chance to save weekly toward a future investment or Panama Canal era opportunities. The notice emphasizes prudent saving as a path to income and security.
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