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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1915

Page

7

Mother Reads A Story Draws Family Close At Night

A warm scene of a mother reading aloud to children before bedtime. The piece notes the children's reactions, especially Jimmy and Betty, and the comforting image of the mother’s arm around them as the tale ends with “they lived happily ever after.”

Jimmy Mary Betty Mother Buddy Helen Margaret E. Sangster, Jr Alabama Federation OF Women’s Clubs

Confessions of a Wife in a Quiet Morning Talk

Mollie visits the family in the May morning and laments being discouraged. Mary defends honest speech, arguing kindness and frankness both have a place, while Mollie hints at a wedding plan and a critique of hypocrites.

Margie Mollie Mary Marie Mother Chad Pie St. Paul's Mary Waverly Eliene Harry Symone

Miss Eros Advises on Smile Power and Gossip Dilemmas

Cupid's Corner offers letters on love and manners with Miss Eros dispensing advice. A reader asks how to appear cheerful, and the reply urges smiling to influence inner mood. A second letter asks about a resolved romance and social gossip, urging accountability and discretion.

Miss Eros

Dr Kings New Discovery for Coughs and Colds Ad

Mrs A S Haines of Franconia New Hampshire praises Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and colds saying it keeps her family free from cold and it is gentle yet effective. The ad urges care to avoid chronic cough and pneumonia and recommends its use by adults and the elderly with druggists selling bottles.

Club Calendar Highlights This Week

Wednesday activities include Chautauqua with Mrs. H H Duf fee at 4 p m and Semmes Parliamentary Law Club at 2 30 p m at Ellis Hall Junior Work Committee and Interdenominational Union with Mrs. H C Bowling at 3 30 p m Cathedral Sanctuary Society meets at McGill Institute 11 a m Century Book Club at Cawthon Hotel 11 a m. Thursday lists Mobile Graded Union Burgett Memorial 3 45 p m and Parliamentary Drill at Elks Auditorium 3 30 p m Mothers Club at Settlement Home 3 45 p m Friday events noted followed by Saturday Shakespeare Club with Mrs C J Torrey 11 a m and 3 20 p m Sunday School Conference plans set for December 4 and 6 after a Tuesday session with Miss Freda Rose representing the Alabama Sunday School Association.

Henry M. Robert Elk’s Charles S. Shawhan Robert Gry Ore Mobile Graded Union Chautauqua H. H. Duffee Semmes Parliamentary Law Club Ellis’ Hall Interdenominational Union—Wit H. C. Bowling Rapier Cathedral Sanctuary Society McGill Institute Burgett Elks Mothers’ Club—Settlement Elks’ Auditorium Shakespeare Club C. J. Torrey Freda Rose Alabama Sunday School Association

Restore Gray Hair Naturally with Sage and Sulphur Compound

An old remedy promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to restore natural hair color. A downtown druggist says it darkens evenly, fading grays by morning with a rinse from a sponge or brush.

Wyeth

That happiness for Mary and Mr Hatton

A dialogue excerpt shows a speaker urging Mary to accept happiness for her own good and to discipline Mr Hatton. The exchange ends with Mary praised as the best woman by the speaker, followed by tearful acknowledgment and a note that the story continues.

Mr. Hatton Mary

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