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Horoscopic notice states those born today will be talented and rise in life with many admirers if desired. They may be fickle and tire of the unattainable, and should avoid social distractions and games of chance to advance.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1913
Page
5
Horoscopic notice states those born today will be talented and rise in life with many admirers if desired. They may be fickle and tire of the unattainable, and should avoid social distractions and games of chance to advance.
Fragmentary notes describe a fashion surge in the city with emphasis on sunburns and bathing attire. The piece mocks excessive dress debates while noting scarce time for femininity and concern over wardrobe choices and wear directions.
Mrs J S Rob NSS sends formal notices to Mobile Chapter D A R members about a musicale at the home of Mrs Crampton Monday with hostesses Mrs Crampton and Miss Black. Members not receiving cards are asked to attend regardless due to postal irregularities and should reply to the hostesses. The season’s year book is recommended to inform members of events.
Yesterday the No Trump Club met behind closed doors for informal card do tefies with Julia Mary Emma and Virginia Creary as hostesses. Judge Barnes daughters Dordthy and Beatrice joined the afternoon. Laura Pillans won with a silver picture frame for her high score.
Journalist Lillian Lauferty interviews Josephine Dasham Bacon about sustaining a fortune. Bacon, mother of three and author, outlines the lifestyle of a teen heiress, including schooling, staff, fashion, grooming, and expenses. She argues money training begins early to manage future wealth.
The Misses Barnes traveled with their parents through the South this winter and met Mobile's carnival queen in New Orleans at the Grunewald during Miss Marguerite Wefel's visit. They then attended a house party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harrigan in Ful ton Ali, forming close ties with Grothy Beatrice Julia Mary Emma and Virginia. On their return to Mobile they were guests of the Misses Creary and planned an event at German Relief Hall from 11 to 1, with costume pictures and patterns displayed.
This morning at Betslemoegt Home a sewing class opened at 10:30 with girls from six years old and up showing keen interest in needlework. Mothers of participants attended as their children prepared for the masquerade event following the session.
The Seedali story hour begins at 4 o clock with Robert Horn and Nona Duffee storytelling in elocution. Education Day at the Shakespeare Club featured an engaging program and members plan further events for both young and old attendees.
The Settlement Home Affairs sees a rise in attention following changes under the new leadership. Citizens express curiosity about policy shifts and community programs as residents seek clearer guidance and expanded services.
A Crescent City visitor, recently home in New Orleans, received many attentions in Mobile. A new member Mrs G W Gibson was enrolled, and Mrs Nonte Sessure presented, while Miss Sheila Shield is listed as the aunt of Citrenelle Biloxi. Mr J B Robbins returns after a grippe attack.
M Mohr of Montgomery announces that Bnai Brith District Grand Lodge No 7 plans a home for the aged and infirm in Memphis with about $20,000. The project stems from a conference in New Orleans and Touro Infirmary's involvement. A report will be made at the Nashville convention April 13 with steps likely to begin immediately. The Memphis home would be the lodge’s first dedicated facility for elders.
A Louisville reader cites renewed health after trying Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for displacement and bladder trouble. A Romayor Texas resident reports cure after use and invites special advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Co. The notice promises letters answered by women in strict privacy.
G Hardy Smith of Mobile Alabama advertises money lending on good security and offers to build or sell homes on easy payment terms. The notice stresses flexible financing and home construction options.
A local beer ad touts SCHLITS as not only good beer but mighty good beer. It pledges solving wine and UI flaws and offers competitive prices to appeal to discriminating tastes, promising the city the best glass of beer.
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