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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1916
Page
7
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A collage of sewing notes highlights crochet and pearl buttons for lingerie and silk dresses, plus leather and gold options. Handy tips cover baking tips for tomatoes and pies, pan seasoning with salt, onion hints in dressings, preventing pie edges from burning, and peeling produce in cold water to avoid staining hands.
Letters from Vermont Arkansas and New Jersey praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female ailments including back pain irregular menses and relief from distress during menopause. Patients describe relief within months and urge others to consult the company in Lynn Massachusetts for advice from a woman.
In a social gathering Margie revisits past friends and her circle. Bill Tenney confesses health battles and the urge to quit smoking while expressing loyalty to his wife Donna. The group discusses marriage age and the ethics of domestic strife as a continuing conversation.
Monday schedule lists multiple club gatherings at Y M C A, school rooms, and memorial venues led by groups such as Business Woman's Division Seemingly dense timetable includes Card Party committee at 4:30 p m and various cultural clubs. Tuesday features Missionary Society and Temple Sisterhood meetings while Wednesday and Thursday add speaking divisions and sewing demonstrations. Saturday offers Shakespeare Club and Fourth Annual Kindergarten Festival and a skating incident leads to arrests for skating near a church during services.
Advertising copy reports Sloan's Liniment relieving rheumatic pain by stimulating circulation. A testimonial from James S. Ferguson of Philadelphia asserts knee relief after a single application, urging readers to buy at 25 cents from local druggists.
Commanders of divisions for the Y M C A membership drive led by John T. Cochrane and Horace Turner will convene at 6 30 PM Monday at Cawthon Hall with team captains and members to review plans for the April 4 kickoff. Division chiefs include Walter G. Horn L D Dix George Threefoot and John E Mitchell.
A norther swept into Gainesville Texas producing snow flurries and a sharp temperature drop last night. Residents report chilly conditions and potential icy patches as cold air moved into the region from the north.
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