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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1915

Page

8

Wedding of Charles Worms and Rita Edith Pake

The ceremony occurred in the Cawthon Place assembly room with Rabbi A. G. Moses officiating. Bride Rita Edith Pake wore a tulle veil and orange blossoms, paired with a silver gown for her attendant Miss Loris Pincus. A reception followed with guests from New York and New Orleans. the couple will reside in New Orleans after a bridal trip.

Harles Newman Worms Rita Edith Pake Charles New- Worms Rita Edith Pake Bater Tam Loris Pincus Wiley Ake Pincus E. Worms Harry B. Pake M. J. Hanaw Lena Hanaw Simon Metzger New York Lee Metzger Demopolis A. W. Metzger A. B. Pincus Killarney Worms Weems New Orleans Mrs. Bloom EB. Worms BE. Worms Albert E. Mayer Rosalie Mayer Atlanta Lee Pake Montgomery Mise Ray Pake Frank. Pfeifer Harry Weil Julian Newman Louis Newman Edwin Worms Gus Worms W. W Selma Whitfield Croom Alex Cawthon Mrs. Croom Mrs. Cawthon Melvin St. Vincent's Rectory Josephine Godard L. J. Godard Frank A. Lyle Father Brady Paul Wilson Ethel Dyas Nellie Godard Edgar Lyle South Conception Street Irma Hamilton Aline Faulkner May Clinton

New Hair Curl Alternative Promises Safe Style

An article extols liquid silmerine as a safe, inexpensive method to curl hair without heated irons. It advises applying two tablespoons with a toothbrush from root to tip, noting it leaves hair flexible, non sticky, and less damaging.

Social notes from Mobile and surrounding communities

Personal notices detail travels and visits of residents to Nat Bush, New Orleans, Chicago, Atlanta, and Montgomery. Guests include Mrs. G. W. Tutwiler, Loretta, Miss Patricia Collins, Hugh Barclay, Miss Annie Wills Mangum, and many local families in Mobile, Brewton, Selma, and Dauphin Island.

Harry T. Inge W. D. Stratton Mary Tilney Nat Bush Inge G. W. Tutwiler Loretta New Orleans Charles F. Goll, Jr Ida Tutwiler Patricia Collins Chicora Miss Brewton Hugh Barclay Mobile Annie Wills Mangum Lucile Rush Clyde Hunter Atlanta Robert Jones Selma H. Wi Anderson Birmingham Dauphin Island Alice Jones Armingham BE. M. Wheeler Montauk Avenue Ella Blacksher H. L. Hill New Interdenominational Union of Mobile Japan Hallie Linn’ Hill Government

Cheating Father Time And Other Aids to Beauty

A short piece on anti aging and grooming. It outlines a skin tonic recipe using coros and glycerine and a hair lotion with beta quinol. It also discusses hair removal methods from simple sulfo solution and mentions the electric needle as a costly option. It then includes a vignette about crowded tenements and a typhoid case with a humorous injection.

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