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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1915
Page
6
A mixed collage of poems and social events outlines reflections on love and loss with a fragmentary verse, followed by a long Alabama Mobile social column detailing watermelon cuttings, sorority meetings, yacht cruises, bridge parties, and regional guest itineraries across Biloxi, Chick Springs, and Fort Morgan with numerous attendees and hosts.
Local notes list visits and greetings from numerous residents and guests in Malcolm Alabama and nearby towns. The column catalogs arrivals departures, parties, and social engagements, including church activities and community notices in a dense, period-voice style.
Promote a healthy summer for infants with ample rest, health, and bright smiles. When breast milk wanes, introduce a single daily feeding of a trusted food that has aided many babies over forty summers.
An advertisement touts Nestlé's food as closest to mother's milk and urges replacing cow's milk with Nestlé's from sanitary dairies. It claims Nestlé's is fresh, pure, and safe in a tin box, requiring only boiled water, and includes a coupon for a can and a specialist booklet on infant care.
The exact cause of rheumatism remains unknown though excess uric acid is suspected. Many drugs have been tried with mixed results and no universal cure. Dr Schultze and others advocate Anti-Kamma Tablets for pain relief in rheumatism headaches neuralgia and other pains.
On Tuesday the Mobile Library hosts a story hour led by Miss Hattie Neubiik and assistants. Miss Anna Mary Vincent, Miss Hattie Neubiik, and Miss Minnie Lowenstein read tales like How the Fire Came to the Indians, Prince Cherry, The Story of the Lake That Walked, and Hop O My Thumb. No admission fee is charged, and organizers urge mothers to bring their children for a hour of free children oriented entertainment.
Mrs. Thomson of Philadelphia recounts six years of severe monthly pains during change of life. She says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound brought relief enabling her to resume housework and shopping. The letter promotes the product and invites confidential inquiries to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn, Massachusetts.
Miss Ada Trawick will speak to Mobile Epworth Leaguers at St Francis Street Methodist Church. The address starts at 8 o'clock and she is described as a fluent speaker and well versed in the Epworth League movement.
The Item launches Cupid’s Corner by MI5S8 Eros with a weekly column of love guidance. Readers may send inquiries for private advice by enclosing a stamped self addressed envelope, and Miss Eros will print shorter questions while withholding names.
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