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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1915
Page
7
Poem fragment depicts a harvest scene where a mother and the harvest moon converse amid bleeding, sodden sheaves. The speaker contrasts birth and sacrifice as the moon contemplates humanity, birth, and death while a field yields and fades under a stark, dreamlike sky.
Montpelier Vermont resident Mrs Mary Gauthier reports relief from irregularity fatigue chills bloating and pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad asserts the remedy's forty year popularity and urges readers to consult the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
Washington reports Mrs Norman Galt will have a Made in America trousseau noted as among the finest seen in the nation. Her wardrobe, begun before engagement, features elegant gowns and street suits, with much bought in Washington where she has lived for nineteen years.
The Alabama Baptist Woman's Missionary Union concluded its annual convention with Dr. T. B. Ray speaking on Life in China. Miss Kathleen Mallory and two society members shared experiences, a memorial service honored leaders, and new duties were created for a library secretary. The 1916 session will meet in Troy.
An era of brighter children raises questions about strength and vitality. The ad urges Scott's Emulsion for one month to enrich blood, boost body forces, and support lungs, claiming safe use in private schools and noting a Bloomfield New Jersey manufacturer.
A list of society club meetings by day at various locations including Battle House Marechal School Cawthon Hotel and the Y W C A with times from Monday through Saturday. Includes Ladies of Charity Craighead Club Electra Semmes Colston Chapter and Shakespeare Club along with a note about a tonic Quinine product.
Public love advice column excerpts to Miss Eros discuss teenage romance and social popularity. A young woman seeks guidance on a crush and another on being perceived as proud and aloof. The responses advise restraint, friendly conduct, and shifting focus to ease interactions.
A New Jersey physician promotes Hay's Liver Health as a mild alternative to calomel to cleanse the liver and bowels. The claim is that maintaining liver function and removing impurities restores youthfulness and vitality, with a brown package available at druggists.
A reader confesses jealousy sparked not by a living rival but by a film star. She discovers her husband’s old sweetheart died before their meeting, and she regrets her initial anger while acknowledging the man she shares. She asks for further reader letters for guidance.
Rev. D. W. Bosdell of North Side Baptist church leaves town for Huntsville to attend the Baptist Convention, acting as representative for Mobile County Association and his church in a special meeting. Also announced plans say Helenpatebas Lumber Mills near Helen, Fla will reopen within weeks after closures.
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