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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1915

Page

7

Short Poem on Germs and Fashion Hints

A compact item notes a minimal poem about germs. It also covers fashion trends with two tone linen hats necklaces and velvet hats and mentions a charity card party at the Battle House Auditorium on November 6. It reports on Miss Mary Lewis a clay artist heading to Chicago for study and a cradle quilt at the Gulf Coast Fair with Night motif and babies.

Ladies of Charity Battle House Mary Lewis Chicago Chicago Art Institute

Various Forms of Headache From Dr J W Ray

Dr J W Ray of Blockton Ala explains headaches arise from causes and must be treated by addressing the cause and easing pain until relief. Anti-kamnia Tablets are recommended for immediate relief with one tablet every one to three hours. Regular users should keep bowels regular with Actoids and take two A K Tablets at onset of an attack. Obtain Anti-kamnia Tablets at druggists.

J. W Ray Blockton Ala Watt Yin Meshan Alaruggists

Points as focus in new fashion gowns and era contentions

A fashion piece notes the trend toward pointed silhouettes in new gowns with yelow pussy willow taffeta and overskirts that slope to sharp points. It also includes an aside on Miss Eros answering reader letters about love and advice, plus a recipe section for dainty trifles.

Mme. Reichert Fashion Art League of America Miss Eros

Club Calendar and Cookery Notes Highlight Local Society

Wednesday to Saturday club meetings across Semmes, Conti, Craighead and government church venues list several parliaments, women’s auxiliaries, and craft circles with times from 10:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. A kitchen feature compiles banana soup, pea soup, cheese balls, chicken, salads, and doughnut and cake recipes, plus fashion commentary on stockings and dress hints.

Semmes Parliamentary Law Club Quoriam Club Cawthon Hotel Craighead Club Battle House Government St. Methodist Church

Parliament drills and a memorial drive dominate civic club notices

The Craighead club invites women to join parliamentary drills led by Mrs. Quigley with members purchasing the latest Robert's Rules text. The City Federation backs the event and the Southern Association meeting is set for Friday at 3:30 PM. Edith Cavell memorial ideas gain support in Philadelphia and London, with proposals ranging from a nurse training institution to plaques in St Paul’s or Westminster Abbey. Mark Twain's daughter visits Mississippi A&M Lyceum, and Helen Taft pursues a Yale degree. An Eastern suffrage caravan and Miss Raoul promote campaign buttons in Atlanta and New York as Sousa endorses voting rights.

Henry M. Robert Battle House Harry T. Smith W. S. Pugh J. W. Hunter Elks’ Club Robert Craighead Club Charles B. Hervey Cawthon Hotel Mentarian William J. Quigley North Conception Street City Federation of Women's Clubs Philadelphia London Daily Telegraph Edith Cavell Daily Telegraph George Frampton Miss Cavell London Daily Mail John Brown Eastern Victory 1 Anna Howard Shaw Eleanor Raoul Atlanta Georgia Miss Raoul New York Dr. Shaw

Confessions of a Wife Mary to Visit Us

A married couple discuss inviting Mary to stay with them while she heals and plans her next steps. They debate Mary’s impact on their marriage, Mary’s shop, and expectations about love, fidelity, and social roles as they navigate tensions with mother.

Eros Mary Margie Mollie Europe Mother Waverly

Boy’s bad marks blamed on seating change

A boy’s school reports slump after a seating move. The father questions the grade and the boy blames the teacher for moving him beside the narrator, suggesting the fault lies with the teacher’s seating decision.

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Adam Paris A Mobilienne Harry T. Inge Mobile Ice Cream Co National City Bank of Mobile Conti Street Betty Brown Craighead Shakespearean Club C. J. _ Torrey Father Percy V. Pennybacker Austin Tex General Federation of Women's Clubs Maoy Macy Southern Association OF College Women Mark Twain Mississippi Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College Starksville Helen Taft Taft Yale University Yale Graduate School Bryn Mawr Yale Sousa John Phillip Sousa Mobile Bordeaux Hague College and Street Coats
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