The Genial Weather Man And Local Music Circle Notes
The article fragment preserves a poem about the genial weather man and reports on the Polymnia Circle meeting in Birmingham with Mrs. Jes B. Hervey as host. It covers remarks by Mrs. J. C. Dickens about a Chicago trip, plans for the national federation in Birmingham, and lists guests and performances by local musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grete’ Bocut
Polymnia
Anthor
Jes B. Hervey
Dowell
J. C. Dickens
Chicago
Natonal Federation of Music Clubs
Birmingham
Hervey
Traylor
Allentown
R. C. Jones
J. W. Daniel
Dickens
Schock
Pia
Nevin
Fatigue cures and beauty tips from a columnist
The column advises rest and simple methods to regain energy and look refreshed. It suggests a ten minute couch rest, a hot bath followed by relaxation, and notes women in long work hours should nap at noon when possible. It also answers reader questions on dieting hips and whitening the neck with practical, non dramatic guidance.
Missing phrase cough syrup sales prompts curiosity
A garbled note mentions an expensive quick acting cough syrup and a pleasant taste. It references a Finex product and a price of 50 cents a pint, with unclear context about production and sales.
Society Notes of Visitors and Returns Across Cities
Miss Nicolassen of Atlanta and Miss Butt of Mobile depart after a week with Miss Fannie McCan. Edith Metzger of Mobile returns from Louisville after holidays with her grandfather Mr. Leopold Marx. Mr. and Mrs. O A Barge, recently in Jacksonville, are lingering in Mobile. Ella Packer Blacksher and Mrs. Hixon of Mobile attended a Monroeville Glee Club concert and a post show dance. Dr. Leon L Solomon and Mrs. Solomon travel back to Louisville from Mobile after a ten day visit. Mae Delchamps of Delchamps came home after a pleasant visit. Nan Wright returns to Toulminville from Mt. Vernon. Irene Huet, recently operated on, is progressing well at Providence Infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Schumann Club
Smith Piano
Birmingham
Simon
Hagan
Howard Walker
James Hagan
Duke Goodman
J. Ernest Thompson
Mobile
Anniston
Fannie McCan
Lilly Butt
Nicolassen
Atlanta
Rosa
Lucretia Hayes
Willis Westmoreland
Florrie Smyth
Mary Gardner
Florrie Thompson
Gertrude Noble
Edith Metzger
Leopold Marx
Louisville
Courier’ Journal
Ella Packer Blacksher
Mrs. Hixon
Monroeville
Glee Club
Nan Wright
Mt. Vernon
J. W. Turnipseed
Toulminville
Irene Huet
Providence Infirmary
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Adclaims Safe Hair Washing
An old advertisement extols plain coconut oil as a superior shampoo option. It warns soaps and shampoos contain alkali that dries the scalp and dulls hair, while coconut oil yields rich lather, cleanses thoroughly, and leaves hair silky and healthy. It claims the oil is cheap, greaseless, and available at drug stores.
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Scorch
Moe
Washington Star
Battle House
Newman ‘Circle
The
Newman Circle
T. P. Norville
Miss. Herndon
Westerday
Edna Kent Forbes
Miss Forbes
Lucy
Herndon
Damaris Smith
New York
Lillie Bell McGowin
Brenau College
Georgia
Fletcher Slaton
Ward Belmont
Margaret Jones
Elizabeth McAlpine
John J. Sargent
Houston
Texas
Addie Wheeler
Sargent
C. W. Tompkins
Miss Wheeler
Vicksburg
Miss
Robert Bacon
Mell A. Frazer
Robert Stillwell Bacon
Shaw-Harris
Lillian Harris
James Shaw
St. Vincent’s Rectory
Father Cassidy
Irma Crabtree
Eddy Crabtree
John Crabtree
Mrs. Shaw
St. Emanuel Street
Elwell Bridge Club
Flomat
Beulah
Aurasio
Claude McCurdy
Butt
Anniston Evening Star
O. A. Barge
Jacksonville
Fla
Ala
Florida Times-Union
Leon L. Solomon
Mae Delchamps
Delchamps
Ase
See
T. E. Powers
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