Praise and Resolve to Embrace Joyful Life
A reflective meditation urges halting doubting and choosing delight in the present. It champions shedding fear, seeking bright experiences, and preserving positive thoughts in a personal note of resolve.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1915
Page
3
A reflective meditation urges halting doubting and choosing delight in the present. It champions shedding fear, seeking bright experiences, and preserving positive thoughts in a personal note of resolve.
America climbs from fifth place in global drug production due to wartime disruption, European war impact on Asian and European industries, and a new demand for botanical and mineral drugs. The piece highlights Vitalitas, a mineral remedy, claiming it cures multiple disorders and promotes home medical use. It invites readers to view a display at Sutton's Drug Store or request information.
The Strikers ball at the Battle House in Mobile closed 1914 with a brilliant Mina social page. Pierrot masked dancers led by debutante Margaret Horn filled the grand march with crimson and white gowns, crystal trim, and red roses. Supper followed to Norma and champagne toasts, as the crowd rang in 1915 with Auld Lang Syne. The reception committee included General J W Whiting and J C Bush Jr among others.
The excerpt presents a commemorative line invoking Ella Wheeler Wilcox and Omar Khayyam. It blends reflections on spring renewal with a call to action and a metaphor of time in flight. The fragment resembles a literary quotation rather than a news item.
Mrs. J. T. Byram of Hyland Avenue hosted visits while Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Mask spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mask of Spring Hill.
A garage dance advertised at German Relief Hall features Mr. Guy Hartwell complimenting Miss Mabel Hartwell and Miss Annie Moore Provost at 8:30 p.m. Mrs. N. A. Madier hosts hearts at 3 p.m. in honor of Miss Katherine McKinley of Columbus, Miss. Edward Russell Miller Russell, a sixteen month old, dies at 1 a.m. Friday at 806 Elmira Street after brief illness.
Senate testimony reports 31 ships carrying 19 260 tons of American copper worth 5 500 000 detained and cargoes seized since the war began. Four ships to Holland fourteen to Italy and thirteen to Wooden, copper piled at Gibraltar. British conduct criticized as harmful to relations amid fighting in Galicia and Bolimov areas.
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