Borrowing Years Is a Bad Habit Warns Dr. Howard
Social notes summarize Dr. William Lee Howard of Boston praising his work How to Live Long and warning Americans about living on borrowed years. The piece discusses youth culture, excessive work, unhealthy diets, daily baths, and the need to pace life to avoid early health decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite M. Marshall
America
William
Lee Howard
Howard
Boston
Oscar Wilde
Dr. Howard
United States
Nature
Jean
Social Dept Phone Numbers and Local Notices
Fragmentary notices include social department phone lines for The Item, a devotional verse, and reports on the Electra Semmes Colston Chapter U D C funeral tribute to Judge Toulmin, Illinois Club activities in Mobile, and World Fellowship Week observances with brief noon services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electra Semmes Colston
Judge Toulmin
Christ Church
Harry T. Toulmin
Toulmin
The
Confederacy
Www
Call for World Y W C A unity and peace effort
The speaker urges a global unity of thought among 800000 YWCA members, contrasting American ease with European sacrifice, and calls for the World YWCA to guide women's movements, praying for United States relations and peace. Donations flood in for Thanksgiving baskets to be distributed by the King's Daughters for family dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Women's Christian Association
United States
America
Dr Howard Advises Poise to Prevent Overlapping Duties
In his guidance, Dr Howard urges readers to cultivate mental poise and avoid fussiness. He stresses starting the day with calm discipline to set a focused course and prevent duties from colliding throughout the day.
Daughters Seek Baskets and Donations for Mobile Children
The Daughters urge clothing and monetary gifts to fill family baskets for Mobile's needy children. Miss Camille D'Olive can take calls at Bel 2091, with help from the King's Daughters. The note honors Miss Mabel Stanard away in New York and mentions Miss Irene Stanard visiting Mrs. Edward S. Jones. An urgent meeting for teen age boys is set for 7:30 pm at the Y M C A tea room led by Mr. R L Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camille D'Olive
Mabel Stan
R. L. Alexander
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes argues looks health and mood hinge on diet not tonics. She urges readers to experiment with foods, eat less but quality meals, favor fruits vegetables salads eggs and mineral-rich items to clear the system and improve skin.
Personal mentions at Federation events and visits
The community notes guest visits and affiliations across multiple cities. Mrs C H Burkett will attend the Federation concert in Birmingham and stay with her mother Mrs E S Carlisle. Mrs E H Horton visits relatives in Greenville Alabama. Mrs M T Jackson travels from Chicago to visit her daughter Mrs H S Hoover. Dr A M Cowden mourns his father’s death in Birmingham while posted at Mt Vernon asylum. Mrs Charles Percy of Mobile will attend Federation at the Tutweiler. Mrs T H Lake returns to Mobile after New York trips and will visit Philadelphia then Mobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Norville
Montgomery
Miss Ray Norville
Mobile
Mary Florence Skehan
Miss Norville
Allan Grayson
Selma
C. H. Burkett
Birmingham
E. S. Carlisle
M. T. Jackson
H. S. Hoover
Chicago
A. M. Cowden
Mt. Vernon
Ala
Charles Percy
City
Tutweiler
T. H. Lake
New York
Devereux Lake
T. M. McMillan
Philadelphia
E. P. Fearn
Sings at Lyric Tonight In Mobile Opera Event
Metropolitan Grand Opera star appears at the Lyric Theatre this evening under Music Lovers Association auspices. The event, noted by the Birmingham Age-Herald, features a renowned singer as she headlines the program. Local civic figures and visiting delegates gather for a Alabama Baptist convention in Mobile with Mrs Eddins invited to perform.
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Lyric Theatre
The
Music Lovers Association
Rich N. Yorker Feeds Near 1 000 Poor as Result of Old Vow
Max Goetschneider who arrived penniless from Volna Russia twenty years ago fed nearly 1,000 hungry people in New York to honor a vow made when his daughter marries a diamond merchant. He ordered the Hebrew society to feed as many as possible, and the event lasted from 1 p.m. to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Max Goetschneider
Volna
Russia
Hebrew Society
New Panama Consul in Mobile Seeks Trade Growth
Enrique Tolza Fabrega arrives as vice consul of Panama at Mobile. He is accompanied by his bride and meets honorary consul Arturo Moragues. Fabrega aims to boost trade between Mobile and Panama and hopes it grows quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrique Tolza Fabrega
Republic of Panama
Mobile
City
Fabrega
Arturo Moragues
Panama
Grocer Reports Robbery By Two Black Thieves
Joe Bujo, a grocer at Canal and Jefferson streets, told police Saturday night about 8:45 two Black thieves entered his store, stole $33 and a $10 check. One thief covered him with a public safety item while the other took the money. description of the suspects is on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bujo
Canal and
Jefferson Streets
Bujo
October Springhillian Out With Stories and Ads
The October issue of the Spring Hillian is published featuring stories poems and special articles along with advertising. It highlights department content and editorial work in the magazine.
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Springhillian
Marian Cole Fisher Promotes Baking Powder Education
Interview with Marian Cole Fisher, Chautauqua lecturer and Saint Paul Housewives' League chairman, urges women to choose high quality baking powder. She derides cheap Rochelle Salt powders, cites price as a guide, endorses a mid priced brand, and notes she uses Gatun seven years in her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Cole Fisher
Chautauqua
Saint Paul Housewives’ League
Marian Coleman Speed Vaire
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Anniston
Alabama
Mobile Infirmary Association
Alabama Federation of Women’s Clubs
Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs
T. D. Parke
John London
G. F. Harrington
Council of Women's Clubs
T. O. Smith
Hugh Morrow
George Blinn
Frank Clark
Tutwiler Hotel
H.L. Smith
Washington and Lee University
J. M. Clapp
National Council of Teachers of English
Hoffman
New York Medical Association
Birmingham Age-Herald
Semmes School
Raphael Semmes
Under Five Flags
P. W. Tompkins
Virginia Cavalier
Lenora Jones
Memorial Association
God's Army
Octagon
H. M. Hopper
Parlor C
Mobile Art Club
Battle House
Fanny Woodcock
Mary Knight Rush
Birmingham Age- Herald
God
Illinois Club
Cawthon Hotel
Edward A. Carolina
Charles S. Shaw
James K. Glennon
J. Waters
C. W. Farmer
Baile
Alvarez
Whistler
J. H. Harrison
N. Clark
Nadine
National Toilet Company
Paris
Tenn
Horlick
al Aga
Alabama - Georgia Syrup Company
Jacksonville, Fla
Edna Kent Forbes
Miss Andrews
H. G
E. H. Horton
Greenville
Leslie Walker
Laurel
8. Walker
J. F. Hooper
J. Alex Moore
Jasper
Moody
Bessemer
Arthur Loeb
Ates
J. H Vin
Decatur
P. Cole
R E. Bouchard
St. Louis
Bessie Hanson
C. B. Stevens
Irvington
Harry N. Eddins
Tuscaloosa
Convention of the Baptists of Alabama
Eddins
MME,_MATZENAUER
Rich N. Yorker
Dept. 9-N
Resinol
Baltimore
Cole Fisher
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