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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1912
Page
5
A horoscope notes illness or accident threats urge avoiding crowds and moderation in social events. Those born today are described as active and impulsive with many accidents likely, teaching caution for later success. A natural carelessness is cited as their greatest fault.
The New Bridge Club hosted by Mrs. Charles A. Garland met at her new home with two substitutes. Prizes went to Mrs. H K Dawson and Mrs. A M Bright, while Mrs. Burkett claimed the guests prize. The Dalton Club enjoyed a salad course after play and prizes were won by Mrs. Herbert Turner and Mrs. A M Bright. Wanderlust features Telfair Hodgson sailing for Honduras after dining with Chandler Luzenburg, district attorney of New Orleans. Major J C Thompson guests on Georgia Avenue. Mrs E L Russell plans Thanksgiving in Chicago.
Ada Patterson profiles the tired business woman and argues she deserves equal respect and support. Acknowledging women who work outside the home, she notes the daily fatigue of working mothers and clerical staff and calls for fair treatment at home and in society.
Married life in its second year follows Helen and Warren as they search the hall closet and trunk for heirloom daguerreotypes and old mementos from their courtship. The couple debates keeping memories versus discarding keepsakes amid a family request for a grandfather’s portrait.
Mr and Mrs J D Grant of New Orleans returned home yesterday after a brief Thanksgiving visit to Mrs M E Brownrigg. The trip included a bridge party hosted by Mrs Bondurant and another gathering Thanksgiving evening. Mrs E L Mummo a resident of Robertsdale with the Mobile Chapter D A R is visiting the city.
Mrs. Anna Akridge of Mobile Alabama says she has not had a symptom of kidney complaint since being cured by Deans Kidney Pills in 1908. She described dull back pain and stiff joints before using the pills and reported relief from the first dose. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Deans and take no other advertisement.
In a tense moment Warren searches for a missing ax of photos after a trunk mix up. A phone call from Mrs. Curtis reveals the pictures were actually with him all along. Helen quietly helps straighten the room while Warren avoids apologies.
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