Social Department Contact Numbers Listed
The Item provides phone numbers for its Social Department: Bell 98 and Home 53. After 1 PM call Bell 3135.
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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1916
Page
6
The Item provides phone numbers for its Social Department: Bell 98 and Home 53. After 1 PM call Bell 3135.
A reflective verse by Arthur Goodenough laments vast world and toil. The speaker pleads for divine keeping as hopes fade like desert sand and fate conquers all amid sun and rain and constant labor.
Ruth Law smashed the long distance aviation record by flying 590 miles from Chicago to Hornell, achieving a through-flight milestone in a biplane. The 28 year old aviatrix, proud of her new opal talisman, discussed her plans for a nonstop Chicago to Governor's Island trip and her push for broader recognition of women in flight.
An old time remedy touts a home made cough syrup using Pinex and sugar syrup as a cheaper, more effective treatment. It claims to soothe throat tickle and chest cough through a gentle preparation, suitable for bronchitis and whooping cough, with a money back guarantee from Pinex Co.
Mrs Hill's Mobile visit is highlighted by a large reception at the Cawthon Hotel with musical offerings and speeches from clubwomen. A separate birthday gathering for children on East Monterey Street features elaborate decorations and family guests.
During cold winds readers are urged to use mercorized wax to remove roughness and discoloration. An ounce found at druggists promises a transformed, smoother complexion in under two weeks, with regular cold cream style washing.
The article discusses skin care using water and soap over cold cream, notes cold cream should be limited to twice weekly, and mentions hot and ice rub routines. It includes reader inquiries about scented Magnolia bean remedies and a Tuscaloosa News exchange seeking information. It also covers social notes on Miss Frazier at Federation in Birmingham and a Woman's Musical Club rehearsal and a gift party hosted by Mrs. Walter Verneuille.
The blind Prince, Puss Junior, and Tom Thumb ride camels across a vast desert. They find Rapunzel near an oasis, and the prince regains his sight as Rapunzel embraces him. The trio continues their journey with a hopeful reunion.
Mrs. Edward Terrill and her baby visited Birmingham Atlanta and Knoxville last night. Charles N. Posey, ex Mobilian, wed Gene Hurst of Selma and will reside there. Ethel Smith of Whistler Ala visits cousins Loring Griffin and Irma Sossaman in Mobile. Henry Brewer returns to Fairford after weekend with aunt Mrs. Alice Burton. Mrs. M Lynch returns from Bayou la Barre. Mrs. M K Smith returns to Richton Miss from Mobile. Ben Walker Curry, ex university student, arrives from Mobile for a weekend visit in the city.
A reflective line from the Albany Journal notes that many pleasures require more effort than they appear to demand, highlighting the hidden labor behind enjoyment.
Mrs Rebecca Cox of Quinton Alabama credits Cardui with curing chronic backache and long illness. She recalls nearly two decades of poor health followed by relief after using Cardui and praises its ability to improve her strength for housework farming and caring for two orphans. Cardui marketed as a reliable women's tonic available at druggists.
The facility uses modern and special methods to process feather pillows without removing feathers, delivering thorough cleaning and sterilization in a single process.
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