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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1915
Page
7
Incomplete readable text notes a Bell Phone entry with scattered digits and letters. The fragment references a Home Phone line and a number 53 but lacks clear context or events. The item appears as a damaged brief or catalog snippet rather than a full news item.
Equal Suffrage Association hosts a debate on the question Shall Women Vote at 8 pm Wednesday in the Cawthon Hotel assembly room. W E P Wilson speaks against and L C Irvine for with the room cooled by electric fans as Mobile residents are urged to attend. The Church Home Guild will hold its regular meeting June 24 at 4 30 at the home.
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a vegetable blood purifier that cleanses tainted blood, improves digestion, strengthens organs, and clears skin including eczema and pimples. It claims to boost energy and overall health and to be free from alcohol or narcotics available in liquid or tablet form.
An advertisement from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York offers a cloth bound 1008 page Common Sense Medical Adviser with color plates at no charge if readers send three dimes or stamps for wrapping and mailing costs. The treatise covers physiology anatomy sex problems marriage hygiene exercise disease prevention and accident care.
Raskey's Road Show presents The Unsparing Sword at Kalem Theatre in Monroe Park on Monday June 21. Dumbligh attends the screening, with local patrons urged to arrive early for seating.
A Tuesday editorial by Mr. Jarr explores tangled letters and the impact of a night off on Vitaseaue culture. The piece highlights personal reflection, public perception, and a light critique of local opinion.
A June schedule lists Mrs Van Alden's Jewels followed by Biograph features and the Vitagraph comedy Mr Jarr and the Ladies Cup with screenings noted for Wednesday.
Two young squirrel brothers, Johnnie Bushytail and Billie, slip from home before breakfast to seek an adventure in Crowland with Uncle Wiggily Longears the rabbit and Jimmie Caw Caw. They plan to return before the school bell.
Johnnie and Billie seek an adventure and encounter a tail-pulling chimpanzee and ear-scratching cat. Uncle Wiggily arrives in an airship with Jimmie Caw-Caw the crow, saving the boys by spraying molasses on the chimp. The boys escape and wonder about more adventures before school.
Miss Anna Boulet reports a tangled tale featuring Billie Bushytail and Billie’s companions. The scene centers on a morning encounter near a hollow stump bungalow and an incident prompting a hurried rescue. No clear conclusion or further details are given.
At St Pauls Church Dedham Mass Julius Spencer Morgan son of J P Morgan and Louise Converse of Westwood Mass wed. The upper right photo shows J P Morgan helping his mother to her carriage, the first time the financier and his mother have appeared together since his fathers death. The left bottom photo captures the bride entering her automobile with her husband.
A meditation on the meaning of a life after a notice of a woman’s death and a Mobile suffrage meeting. It contrasts trivial public entertainments with lasting deeds, urging that graves show work of builders, educators, and mothers rather than mere social graces.
Advertises Q-Ban Hair Color Re Stor er claiming to restore dark color in a few shampoos. Promises gray hair becomes lustrous and evenly dark with healthy roots, stops itching and hair loss, and ships nationwide from Antwerp Drug Co B7 oz bottle.
Calendar lists multiple weddings including Evadna Dean Johnson Conrad Constan tine at St Vincents Church and Helen Stanton Carl Swanson at Trinity Episcopal Church. Also notes picnics, sewing club outing, Woodmen's Circle, library story hour, social club gatherings, and a Yacht Club boat ride. The Stone Gould wedding is at Christ Episcopal Church on Saturday.
Two hundred delegates attended the Mobile County Sunday School Association District No. 2 meeting at Lambert. President C. G. Miller presided. officers included Daniel Rannier and Miss Mae Hinson. Several district schools were represented and officials observed, with addresses on adult Bible class training and temperance. The open air arbor meeting featured the Citronelle Quartette and discussions on missions.
A Missouri woman describes severe menstrual and health distress resolved by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after trying many remedies. She reports regained strength and no remaining trouble and praises the medicine's advertising. The ad claims widespread help for displaced female conditions.
An advertisement warns against calomel causing sickness and cramps and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative. It claims the remedy cleanses the liver without salivation, restores energy the next day, and is suitable for children.
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