Queen Katherine Banquets Her Court at the Carnivals
Queen Katherine hosts a royal banquet at the Cawthon Hotel for thirty two guests with purple and gold decor. The event features place settings with ostrich feather fans and violet boutonnières, attended by notable guests including Irwin Fearn and Miss Martha Collins among others.
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Katherine
Cawthon Hotel
Irwin ‘Fearn
Waits
Martha Collins
Philaroe
Alaon Wilson
Hafer
New York
Julian McPhillips
Gabriella Cook
Cecil Bates
Louise Amsler
Hempstead
Pex
Allie Fowlkes
Nancy Palmer
Evansville
Ind
Henry Izard
Lonnie Lyons Vass
Hy Harrington
Lucile Horn
Herman Wefel
Mary Rush
David Goode
Ceans Hopper
Allie
Owen
Annie Moore Provost
Winslow ‘Partridge
Geraldine Hill
Raaene
Roy Cox
Jack Courtney
Leslie Irwina
JH Monk
ST. Clair Sewing Circle
Conti Street
Lucius Burch
L. J. Davis
Nashville
Beverly Wilisoh
Elizabeth Wefel
Social calendar and society notes for Mobile region
A dense list of weekly social events and notices from Mobile society pages. Activities include dances, luncheons, bridge clubs, skating parties, carnivals, and church benefactions across venues such as Battle House, St Johns, Knights of Columbus Hall, and popular skating rinks. Various hostesses host gatherings. guests include Mrs. Godfrey Long of Cincinnati and many local notable families.
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Elwell Bridge Club
Gregory Smith
Helen Terrill
Athelstan
Fanny Brown
Harte Auditorium
North Side Baptist Church
Central Presbyterian Church
Building Fund
St. Mary's Church
Knights of Columbus
L. J. Davis
Eien Ligon
Business Woman's Club
Magnolia Beach
Millard Kirkbride
Lucius Burch
Nashille
Battle House
Felix
Vervie van Antwerp
St. Mary's Fund
King Felix III
Knights of
Henry Aldridge
Ethel Burgess
Henry Hall
J. W. Hunter
Kemp
Mell Frazer
Freda Donald
Godfrey Long
Dr. King's New Discovery Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery for coughing and colds. It claims rapid relief from harsh coughs and inflamed airways, recommending a 50 cent bottle kept in the home with a money back satisfaction offer.
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Dr. King
Hasy
W. C
Franconia
N. H
Dress Warm and Keep Feet Dry Rheumatism Advice
Rheumatism is described as a painful condition not bound by age or rank. It advises eating less meat, dressing warmly, avoiding damp exposure, and drinking pure water to flush uric acid via kidneys. A home remedy involving Jad Salts and grape juice is suggested to aid elimination for those affected.
Cream for Catarrh Relief Cited in Odd Ad
A fragmented notice promotes nose cream to stop catarrh claiming relief in moments. The text includes stray letters and incomplete phrases, offering no clear publisher or date.
Discard Aged Skin With Ordinary Mercorized Wax
An old health note promotes removing blotches and rough skin with mercorized wax. Apply at night like cold cream and wash off next morning. The surface skin flakes away in powder like particles and the cuticle gradually vanishes without pain. The wax is sold in drug stores and a small amount suffices.
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Odea
Call on the V US with this week at W T Goubils
V US hosts weekly call this week at W T Goubils featuring Save Your as group discussions. Local attendees are invited to join and share insights on community projects and outreach efforts.
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W. T. Goubils
Dangers of Drafts and Sloan's Liniment Ad
An old advertisement extols Sloan's Liniment for relief from neuralgia stiff neck sore muscles rheumatism and neuritis. It claims quick circulation relief from pain and a soothing warmth aiding sleep with a 25 cent price at druggists.
Vinol Promises Restored Strength For Overworked Women
An advertisement targets wives and mothers feeling social and household strain. It touts Vinol as a potent tonic guaranteed to restore strength improve appetite and sleep with a money back offer. Local druggists Van Antwerp's Drug Corporation promote the remedy and encourage readers to visit their Vinol stores.
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van Antwerp
Drug Corporation
Adv
Pellagra Cure Claim Promises Hope and Salvation
A Ringgold correspondent reports feeling perfectly well after using Baughn’s Pellagra remedy. The letter praises health gains and urges others to consult the “resourceful” Baughn and request the free Pellagra book. It asserts the disease is curable and mentions a money refund if the cure fails.
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Jasper
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