Women At Work And School News And 1915 Gains
Sunday School Convention in Mobile with John L. Alexander addressing teen youths at 3:25 pm. Miss Freda Bose and Miss Nannie Baker headline sessions on Sunday School topics. New shoe novelties feature high boots and bracelet straps. 1915 marks notable gains for women with pensions, suffrage steps, labor laws, and equal property rights across several states. YWCA committee meeting Friday at 4 pm chaired by Miss Augusta Hooks.
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Mobile County Sunday School Association
Mobile
John L. Alexander
Chicago
Freda Bose
Nannie Baker
Alexander
United States
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Iowa
South Dakota
West Virginia
Kansas
Oregon
California
America
Y. W. C. A. Committee
Calumet endorsed by Mrs. Florence Austin Chase for saving cost
Mrs. Florence Austin Chase promotes Calumet baking powder as wholesome and reliable. She cites scientific cooking methods, university training, and endorsements to claim it yields uniform leavening, light healthy results, and better value. She urges readers to buy on a money back guarantee and join millions using Calumet.
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Chase
University of Chicago
Remsen
Kansas Senator Curtis’s Daughter-in-Law Spends Winter in Washington
The wife of Lieutenant C. P. George Jr. United States Army is wintering in Washington with her parents Senator and Mrs. Charles Curtis of Kansas.
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C. P. George, Jr
Washington
Charles Curtis
Kansas
Y W C A Committee Meeting Notice
The membership committee will hold its regular meeting at 11 o'clock Thursday morning at Mrs. Charlies E. Vincents home.
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Charlies E. Vincent
Calendar of club events in Mobile including lectures and meetings
A compiled list of Thursday and Saturday gatherings in Mobile venues. Activities include the Century Book Club, Public Speaking division, Christ Child Society, graduate nurses meeting, and lectures by Rev. John W. Phillips at the YWCA. Also noted are German Relief Hall events, music study groups, and W C T U sessions.
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Century Book Club
Cawthon Hotel
Craighead Club
Christ Child Society
McGill Institute
Gesang- Verein Frohsinn
Mobile Medical Association
John W. Phillips
Amy Ec Aemait
Berney Strauss
Woman's Auxiliary of
All Saints’ Church
Jack Ross
Government Street
Mobile
First Baptist Church
Religious Work Committee
James Moreland
Stewart Missionary Society of Central Presbyterian Church
Polymnia Music Circle
Protestant Orphan Asylum
Missionary Benson speaks at Prichard revival. local society notes
Rev J H Benson missionary to Mexico recounts missions and Mexican life before a large Baptist Church revival crowd. Girls Auxiliary installs officers Miss Janie Hall president Miss Daisy Belle Talley vice president Miss Willie Gibson secretary Miss Dannie Gibson treasurer Miss Myrtle Bolton chairman. refreshments served. Various visits and gatherings noted including families returning to Ohio and Texas, and a health reminder advertising Brom Quinine cough remedy.
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Prichard
Ala
J. H. Benson
Mexico
The
Baptist Church
Daisy Bell Talley
Janie Hall
Daisy Belle Talley
Willie Gibson
Dannie Gibson
Myrtle Bolton
Ethel Myles
Daisy Belle
Louise Talley
May Brannon
J. R. Brough
Ohio
George Snyder
D. H. Jones
O. O. Manning
Fairhope
Inquiries on Love Affairs Adressed to Eros
A letter column prints personal inquiries on love from Mobile readers. Advice discusses a married man interfering with a suitor, and a trio of youths vying for a seventeen year old girl. The tone mirrors a dime novel style with humorous, cautionary guidance.
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Eros
A. L
Mobile
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Proves Its Value in Iowa Letter
A testimonial from Anamosa Iowa praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving displacement and general weakness. The writer notes headaches and back pain improved after two bottles and credits a sister's success with prompting use.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Anamosa
Iowa
Lydia E.pinkham
Not a Bite of Breakfast Until You Drink Water
An old health ad endorses drinking a glass of hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the bowels. It claims internal sanitation prevents illness by removing daily toxins, compares bowel waste to ash from coal, and urges readers to start this routine for better health.
Prisoners arraigned and sentenced by Judge Toulmin
In a single session Judge Toulmin arraigned and sentenced four prisoners for offenses including liquor dealing and embezzling funds. Etheridge received 100 dollars and 30 days in jail, Roberson one year and one day in federal prison, Barlow two months in county jail, and Davis 100 dollars and three months in jail.
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United States District Court
Toulmin
A. B. Etheridge
Albert D. Roberson
Atlanta
Joseph Barlow
Albert G. Davis
Hay's Liver Health touted as safe alternative to calomel
An advertisement warns against dangerous calomel and promotes Hay's Liver Health from Van Antwerp Drug Corp. It claims the product cleanses sluggish livers, purges bile, and does not salivate. The copy guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer and mentions parcel post for out of town customers.
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Hay
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Parcel Post
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Bell
House
Augusta Hooks
Massy AL
Goldstein
Florence Austin Chase
Florence Faustine Chase
Mrs. L OF George Ji
Y. W
Leinkauf School Improvement Association
Battle House
Shakespeare Club
C. J. Torrey
Moose Auditorium
Yerby Building
Mobile League For
Mamie Phelps
Committee On Welfare of Women and Children
C.S. Shawhan
Tillman
Post
Tex
J. C. Sims
Mississippi
Sam Ingram
Mr. Ingram
Montgomery
E. W. Grove
Miss Eros
J. J. Lowe
Gadale Baptist Church
S. D. Monroe
Gulf Coast
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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