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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1915

Page

7

If You Can't Sleep Try This Exercise

Stretch the back muscles by bending high as possible as shown. Practice just before time to sleep to ease tension and promote rest.

Milady America

Red Cross appeal and home life in postwar discourse

The piece argues that women and mothers must engage in national service through the Red Cross, detailing enrollment benefits and contact info. It blends fashion and domestic advice with recipes and a Cupid’s Corner column offering dating guidance for young women and schoolgirls.

Peel Apples Sautéed with Butter and Nutmeg Garnish

Instructions describe peeling apples cored and sliced thin, browning in hot butter, sprinkling sugar for color, adding grated nutmeg and salt, and serving hot as a garnish around sausages pork chops or steak.

Calendar events at Craigheag and area clubs

Friday schedule lists the Craigheag Parliamentary Law Club governing board at 3 30 p m and a 4 p m business meeting in the Cawthon Hotel assembly room. A St Matthew's Choir lawn party and a children's garment sale by Russell School fans a 3 to 6 p m window. Mask dance by St Vincent's girls benefits the Maternity Home. Knights of Columbus Hil hosts an 8 30 p m event. Saturday features the Southern Association College Women at 3 30 p m and Shakespeare Club at 11 a m with Mrs True man Smith and Mrs C J Torrey.

Craigheag Parliamentary Law Club Cawthon Hotel St. Matthew's James O'Neal Washington Avenue Russell School Improvement Association St. Vincent's Parish Knights of Columbus Mobile Southern Association College Women Trueman Smith Shakespeare Club C. J. Torrey

Rotary Club Seeks Written Report on Good Roads Effort

Rotary Club members heard updates on mobile committees work for better roads. L C Irvine outlined plans for the Jackson highway through Mobile and its key linking segments. E S Wright of National Cash Register spoke, while Rev Henry Wade Du Bose explained Rotary principles to two new Rotarians W M Clemens and E Graf.

Mobile Rotary Club L. C. Irvine Jackson Highway E. S. Wright National Cash Register Company Henry Wade du Bose Government Street Presbyterian Church W. M. Clemens The Item E. Graf Glenmont Dairy

Debaters Argue by Rays of Candles at Methodist Meeting

Candles lit due to lack of electricity as the Government Street Methodist Sunday school Men's class debated whether the Protestant Churches should be united. Aubrey Boyles spoke for the affirmative with Elliott G. Rickardy absent. Jesse Hogan and Alex Howard argued the negative. No decision was announced. A Social Rally followed.

Government Street Messrs Aubrey Boyles Elliott G. Rickardy Boyles

Delegation Urges Governor to Appoint Cope Judge of Third Circuit

A Bullock county delegation of 20 to 30 leaders urged Governor Henderson to appoint R. E. L. Cope of Union Springs to the Third judicial circuit to replace Judge Mike Sollie of Ozark who resigned. They argued Bullock has never had a Third Circuit judge and praised Cope as a leading lawyer in the region.

Cope Third Circuit Montgomery Bullock County Henderson R. E. L. Cope Union Springs Mike Sollie Ozark Bullock Friends of Williams Barbour County

Oscar S Lewis Named Successor to Chancellor Chapman

Governor Henderson names Oscar S. Lewis of Tuskegee as chancellor of the Southeastern division to succeed W. R. Chapman of Dothan, with Lewis taking the post on October 4.

Oscar Lewis Chapman Montgomery Henderson Oscar S. Lewis Tuskegee Southeastern W. R. Chapman Dothan Mr. Lewis

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