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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1913
Page
5
News notes that the couple from Sylvania and Maryland who wed last week in Baltimore plan Mobile as their home. They will arrive this week and visit Winwood Robertsdale, home of the groom's parents, for their honeymoon.
A meditation on conscience as a small inextinguishable flame whose light is duty and warmth is love. Faith in a holy merciful fatherly God kindles this flame. The text also notes love must remain a fascination or witchery for the empire of woman to endure.
Miss Lillian Pistole and Miss Ruth Mullins of Columbus Miss spent a day at Coden with twenty five young guests enjoying a salt water swim and lunch before returning to the city. Other social groups include Miss Agnes Fowlkes Tremlett Holzborn with chaperones at Point Clear and a Fort Morgan outing hosted by Miss Sue Harrington with a large roster of friends and relatives attending. Mr and Mrs W F Tebbetts and son Billie end a summer at Pass Christian and will attend a musical program at the Battle House. Social hosts include Mr and Mrs L S Hermann at a Fairhope week end with Miss Polly Paine and Miss Lucy Paine of Meridian.
The Mobile chapter of the D A R will not hold the midsummer meeting with corresponding secretary Mrs W C Dukes due to members being out of town. A porch party is planned as a substitute for the ill fated Georgia avenue grove gathering.
Montrose homes host families and visitors for vacation along the bay with gatherings at Fairhope and Point Clear. Selma figures attend regatta in Pensacola while Mobilians plan celebrations, dances, and Shrine events as July Fourth approaches.
Foremost social event of the past week at Fort Morgan was the informal post hop held last Thursday evening at the detention barracks quarantine station. The post band played, refreshments were served, and many officers and guests attended.
The important junction near Leuchars linking Edinburgh with Dundee and Aberdeen and near St Andrews golf links was set ablaze today. Authorities believe militant suffragettes started the fire.
Henry Hasenkempt an iron worker fell from the fourteenth story of a downtown building in New Orleans yesterday. He struck a stone pavement and lived for about an hour afterward the impact disfiguring his body almost beyond recognition.
New York reports a rupture between Clarence H. Mackay and his wife Mrs. Mackay. She sought to stop him taking their three children Katherine, John W., and Ellen aboard Europe bound ships. She referred inquiries to attorney Henry W. Taft.
Helen replicates a mixed cheese after dining at The Wunderlich. She hides the recipe from Warren, but the chef and hostess hint the dish is copied. The Stevens praise the result and intend to test it at Parker Club, while Helen worries about exposure.
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Memorial services were held Sunday at the Pythian Castile Hall for departed members of four lodges Rescue No 24 Percivale No 102 Mobile No 67 and Red Cross No 182. Aubrey Boyles gave the address on Humankind. Magnolia cemetery graves were strewn with flowers and about 800 Pythians and friends attended the observance with a large reception group listed.
An advertisement promotes Faust Macaroni as a budget friendly, high protein option. It claims a 110c package has nutrition equal to 4 lbs of beef and highlights gluten content and Durum wheat. Encourages readers to request a free recipe book and notes packaging is air tight and moisture proof with 6 and 10 cent prices.
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