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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1915
Page
7
A Mixed page features society notes and home arts with tips on dress care ironing and sewing. It includes short essays on motherhood and marriage, a signpost notice for meetings, and a long list of practical recipes and food ideas.
In a woodland tale Uncle Wiggily invites animal friends to a Thanksgiving dinner at his hollow stump bungalow. A sudden ice trap endangers him until Billie Bushytail and others help free him, preserving the holiday for all the woodland creatures.
An article advocates balancing meals by reducing meat and increasing spaghetti. It notes spaghetti costs 10 cents per package, is made from durum wheat rich in gluten, and is easy to digest. It highlights spaghetti as a practical, muscle-building, versatile food option.
An OCR fragment touts making a cough remedy at home with plain syrup and Pinex. It claims relief for bronchitis asthma spasms and croup and promises easy preparation and strong effect, though text is garbled and incomplete.
A light hearted note column inviting personal letters on love affairs to Miss Eros. Readers are advised to address the miss and to write legibly on one side of paper while avoiding private correspondence. No names printed, admission of general guidance only.
A 21 year old seeks guidance between two loves, one engaged abroad and another local. The adviser warns against deceit, suggests keeping promises and avoiding the foreign relationship. A 17 year old asks about marry or finishing school, with caution to continue education and not quit due to a student partner.
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