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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
7
Poem fragment reflects longing for boyish vision and pure eyes. It contrasts nostalgic youth with the steadfast, compassionate role of women. A closing Selected note honors Mary’s type and oblique religious ideals.
Mrs L M Bashinsky of Troy president of the state division announces prize winners. Minnie Foster of Pelham Chapter Birmingham won ten dollars in gold and will read her paper The Souths First Hero before the conference in Bessemer. Mae Payne of Central High School won second prize for Alabama in the Confederacy.
The article blends home how tos and beauty advice, detailing methods to clean steel knives with a cork dipped in water, skin care using oils and oils with alcohol, and simple remedies for chapped lips. It also offers a technique to adjust a face veil for comfort and security.
The Young Women's Christian Association plans a campaign to curb love and beauty articles on workers pages in daily papers. The national board’s annual report, read in Los Angeles on May 6, outlines the morality uplifting effort aimed at newspapers.
French women honor British dead with flowers and quote a tribute to the strangers who helped France. The article notes a biennial convention ending with a shift to triennial gatherings and mentions presidential elects Mrs. W. P. Harford and Mrs. Alva S. Lyle.
The Virginia Continental Line Society children of the American Revolution will meet Saturday afternoon with registrar Laura Moseley at her home 256 St. Francis Street at 4 o'clock.
A recipe method describes blending one cup peanut butter or peanuts into quart milk with bay leaf celery seed onion juice paprika and salt. The mix thickens with cornstarch or arrowroot, then is warmed and served with a dab of whipped cream per portion.
Isabel confronts John about deception in their marriage after she discovers his lie about a business message. As tension peaks she accuses him of secrecy and of calling Adelaide Simmons, prompting a reluctant confession and a strained, fraught moment that opens a path to understanding.
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