Prayer for Strength in Daily Labor and Calm Resolve
A devotional meditation seeks divine aid for daily work and endurance. It requests moral vigor to greet each dawn refreshed, patience amid life’s cares, and a gentle, steady spirit to avoid anger and confusion while performing duties.
Suffrage Association Lecture Set At Illinois Club
The Suffrage Association meets at the Cawthon room in the Illinois Club Thursday at 7 30 p m to hear Judge Kings of Illinois deliver an address. The session includes routine business and will adjourn after the speech. Eden celebrates with a party is mentioned among social notes.
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Suffrage Associa
Cawthon
Mobile” Suffrage Association
Judge Kings
Illinois
Illinois Club
Portance
Biram
Judge Going
Assembly
Neck Care and Beauty Tips From A 20th Century Epistolary Column
The column urges neck massages and neck stretching to stay youthful, arguing a high collar worsens aging by stiffening the neck. It recommends five minutes of neck exercises, an ice rub after massage, and cautious use of a rubber bag for gum removal. Other reader notes mention teeth cleaning and hair removal by electric needle.
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Irene
Ice World
Birthday parties and civic notes in Mobile society items
A Mobile page highlights birthday celebrations at the Eden and Boutwell homes with parties and prizes. It also notes a Flag Day sale in Whistler by the Electra Semmes Colston Chapter U.D. C. to aid veterans, plus various club meetings and civic notes including Arbor Day planning and Home Economics Club business.
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Whistler
Electra Semmes Colston
U.D. C
Leila Peterson
Diet test shows 25 cent meals for rookies aim to curb overeating
New York researchers Professors Rose and Fisk launched a three week trial with twelve police rookies to prove a balanced diet can be maintained on 25 cents per day. The plan seeks optimal weight by age using meat and eggs sparingly and evaluates alcohol consumption’s fuel value.
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New York
Mary ‘S. Rose
Teachers’ College
Eugene Lyman Fisk
Life Extension Institute
No. 25
West Trorty Fifth Street
Rose
Arthur Woods
Fisk
Prof
No. 49
Lafayette Street
Dr. Fisk
Movement For National Prohibition
Community Club Notes Big Local Efforts and Events
The report surveys recent club activities in Mobile including magazine drives for the county poor house, use of Bienville Square for a Christmas tree, a Household Bacteriology demonstration by Dr Reeves, and a continued subscription to the National Child Welfare Organization. It notes new members, upcoming Hadassah meetings, and social club gatherings with prize-winning bridge and card games, along with entertainment by the Mobile Gesang Frohsinn and Hadassah affiliates.
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R. P. Pope
P. J. Lyons
Bienville Square
J. A. Reeves
Zemo Promises Quick Relief for Skin Ailments
An old advertisement promises rapid easing of eczema blotches ringworm and similar conditions with Zemo a penetrating liquid. Priced at 25 cents or one dollar it claims to banish skin afflictions and leave skin soft and smooth from E B Rose Co Cleveland.
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B. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Dark hair restored with Sage Tea and Sulphur
Old time remedy Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound advertised to darken gray hair. Describes application with a comb and brush and claims natural color return after one or two uses. Appears as a beauty advertisement from a vintage newspaper.
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Wyeth
Soran
Aes
Mrs Harvey and daughter depart for Hat tiesburg visit
Mrs JA Y Harvey and her daughter Miss Elizabeth leave today for Hat tiesburg to be guests of Mrs Will H Martin of Mobile. Mrs Will H Martin visits sister Mrs William Wright on Eighth. Miss Helen Brady returns to Tuscaloosa after two week visit with Kodane Draper. Captain William D Bogart of Fernandina Fla. spent yesterday in Mobile en route to Jackson Ala. Friends of Mrs John Houston King hear of her illness at rec Infirmary. Pauline Kaufman named as treasurer among Mobile Infirmary officers at Elks Hall card party
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Home Economics Club
J. R. Hagan
H. A. Stanton
Apri
Elizabeth Fonde
James O. Smith
Practical Nurses’ Association
Mobile Gesang Frohsinn
E. H. Shaffer
William Fry Tebbetts
Mobile
J. C. Bush
Hans’ Rink
Berlin
Carl Klinge
A. J. Staub
Temple Sisterhood
Council of Jewish Women
B'nai B'rith Hall
Hadassah Movement
J. H. Zelnicker
H. Cohen
H. W. Leinkauf
Rose- Holberg
Melanie Marx
Lyliane Draper
Kelen
Brady
Tuscaloosa
Narcissus
Ferns
Nellie Carlisle
Nellie Potter
Katherine White
Eo John’s
W. J. Barnett
Mary Sprague
Edith Walpole
Helen Dunn
United Offering
Esther Nicks
Rosalie Midgett
Elsie Barnett
Mildred Boulmer
Jennie Mae McCary
G. C. Tucker
Sharmon
Marie Sharmon
J. T. Schley
Eggerton, Harris
Atlanta
The
Meridian Star
Will H. Martin
William Wright
Helen
William D. Bogart
Fernandina, Fla
Jackson
Ala
John Houstis King
Rec
Elks’ Hall
Pauline Kaufman
A Simple Way To Remove Dandruff
A plain solvent method promises to dissolve dandruff with four ounces of liquid argon rubbed into the scalp at night. By morning most dandruff is gone and three or four more applications dissolve remaining signs. Itching stops and hair becomes fluffy lustrous glossy soft and healthier looking.
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Tt Mobile
Cial
Beld
HOME
BELL
Eden
Rene Eden
the Bright Young
Edna Kent Forbes
Elizabeth Clinton
H. P. Gwin Stationery Engraving Co
Mobile’s Society Stationery Engravers
S. Conception Street
Dauphin
Lillian Boutwell
J. W. Boutwell
Gladys Carroll
Curtis
Edwin Williams
Casion
Helen Yorkers
Aline Murray
Dorothy Jones
Marie Gladys
Dorothy Carroll
Nellie
Elizabeth Driscoll
Marie Rhodes
May Nicks
Lillian Evelyn
Louise Boutwell
George Rhodes
Curtis Lockhart
Sledge Medicus
Parry Louzon
Arthur Nicks
Ernest Boutwell
William Thomp- Sor
Music Lovers Association
Cawthon Hotel
James R. Hagan
F. P. Davis
Hugo Brown
A. I. Thayer
Minnie Black
T. H. Halliwell
A. E. Thayer
J. F. Carter
Julius Goldstein
Spencer Talmadge
Mabel Houstis
J. O. Smith
Charles Scholfield
Thomas Foster
As You Like
Paul Wilson
Colombes
Browning
Grand Cafe
S. H. Peck
Empire Theatre
William Farnum
William Fox
F. L. Tapia
Staub’s
New Yorker
Nixola Greeley-Smith
W. F. Tebbetts
Frohsinn
Hadassah
Eva Leon
D. P. Bestor
Wiliam Hunter
J. St. G. Tucker
W. H. Monk, Jr
Matthew Brewster
Miss Monk
Katherine Monk
May Leatherbury
Helen’ Terrill
Loraine Cunningham
Edna Manning
R.B. Redwood
Dawn
Miss Draper
Ed. Teel
Jolly, Girls’ and Boys
E. H. Teel
Charles Street
Geo. Walpole, Jr
Miss Teel
Edward Teel
George Walpole
Children of Mary
Girls’ Auditorium
Conti Street
Battle House
Vineyard
Southland
Horlick