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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1916
Page
7
A fragmented letter fragment reveals concern for Margie and Mollie amid family tension. The writer notes no word from their mother since departure and questions whether she is broken-hearted while promising to share more about themselves in a continuation.
Reporting from Gadsden Alabama the Alabama Equal Suffrage Association plans a three day convention with about 100 to 125 delegates at Printup Hotel. Key events include a Wednesday opening session at 4 pm with Mrs Bessie O'Brien Hundley presiding and a Thursday night address by Senator Helen King Robinson of Colorado.
A home made remedy using 2 1/2 ounces Pinex mixed with sugar to a pint bottle is advertised to end bronchial coughs within 24 hours or less. It claims to ease dry hoarse throats and inflammation, suits bronchitis and winter coughs, and promises full pint at about 54 cents with guaranteed satisfaction. Pinex is described as a concentrated Norway pine extract rich in guaiacol available from druggists.
The passage details soft flounced skirts trimmed at the waist with variations in circular and straight edged flounces. It notes fabrics such as lace, tulle, chiffon, and circular flounces used in taffeta satin charmeuse gros de Londres faille and silk varieties.
Inquiries on love affairs are printed by Miss Eros. Letters address personal issues about marriage and independence, with guidance encouraging self expression and balanced partnerships. The column advises a wife to pursue her own life while noting shared respect and reasonable autonomy.
Tuesday to Saturday schedules show multiple clubs and societies meeting at churches hotels Y M C A and schools. Notable sessions include D A R Eastern Star Veritas Chapter Home Economics Hospitality groups and a Missouri event with Mrs Loveredge addressing Mobile clubwomen at 160 St Anthony Street.
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