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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1915
Page
17
Society items from Daphne, Deer Park, and nearby Alabama communities cover new teachers Miss Mathews and Miss Hunt, the Daphne boat project, and various local visits. Nearby Mississippi towns add brief notices from residents, trains, visitors, and farming gatherings.
John Moss visited Gulf Crest to share upbeat community news with residents. The event highlighted positive developments and local engagement during a routine outreach at the Gulf Crest facility.
Cow S C David G Pate reports after forty days of treatment he is cured of pellagra and back at work. The letter praises Baughn's remedy and urges others to request a free Pellagra book from the American Compound Co Jasper Alabama with money back guarantee if not cured.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses tire quality claims and manufacturing practices. It references the idea that most tire makers ensure fair adjustments, avoid deceptive statements, and that certain construction elements reduce tread separation. The text hints at industry beliefs about bead break, rim cut, and vulcanization methods used by brands like Goodrich. It reflects a historical view on industry precision and costs.
Residents and visitors fill Battles Wharf with social visits. Spring Hill College students Angelo and Louis Boudousquie host Alex Meader of Winchester while Miss Juanita Lee joins the Catholic Church and is entertained by North Battles.
The monthly Orchard Citrus Growers Association gathering drew many members and friends. Proposals included backing a joint fruit and truckers organization and hosting a neighborhood Fourth of July basket picnic with ice cream and lemonade, using A W Dean’s woods for the venue. A Miss Hazel Driver delivered remarks as corn was blown down with no major damage.
Misa Hazel Peck hosted a party Thursday night at the Plantation Hotel in Robertsdale Alabama for Lucille Adams birthday. Guests included Mrs. W. A. Bellingrath Miss Sallie Halis from Montgomery Miss Mabel Elmore of Topeka Kas J M Bowman of Anniston John D Reaves of Birmingham and Mrs Charles Wilson of Fairhope. A baby boy was born to banker Mr McIntosh on Monday.
Mrs. John Harvey and children from Whistler visited their grandmother Mrs. Mattie Moore over the weekend. Several locals including Horace Taylor, Eugene Vigor, and Miss Bessie Harvey spent time with Mrs. Mattie Moore and other area residents across Whistler, Citronelle, and Mobile. Mrs. Harriet Waltz shows improvement after a health issue.
Readable items advertise Ladies' Gauze Vests and Silk Vests in various sizes at discounted rates. Mentor Union Suits and Marine Vests promoted as sole agents. Embroidery and braid materials offered at low yard prices with easy payments and special offers on neckwear and belts.
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