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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1915
Page
7
A 1915 beauty Kay Laurell from Ziegfeld's Follies is shown performing the discus throw pose as a health exercise. The feature urges daily morning and night practice, alternating arms to build strength and grace.
Mrs Stubtail sends Beckie to Dr Possum's hospital with honey cakes for Mr Whitewash the polar bear. Beckie prepares a clean dress and a new hat for a special visit as winter approaches and the bear friend nears a return home.
Beckie Stubtail loses honey cakes and a hat after a tumble in the woods. Uncle Wiggily helps recover the treats and resews the hat with woodland trims including berries leaves ferns and ribbon grass. Beckie presents the improved hat to Mr Whitewash at Dr Possum's hospital and praises the rabbit helper.
The plan advocates extending the muz zle dogs concept to include some two legged ones, broadening the scope of the program. The text presents a speculative shift without detailing concrete steps or participants.
A composite page features a poem praising the mother as cornerstone of home, a home economics section with milk biscuits and croquettes recipes, a spice cake recipe, fruit care tips, and a Cupid's Corner advice column. The questions discuss love, commitment, and marriage timing, with guidance urging patience before marriage and noting youth and earning potential.
Edwarda Lewis visited Whistler on rail line business. The Church Home Guild plans a Tuesday meeting. The Whistler School Improvement Association added John Tew and Clarence Tate to its committees. An October 19 entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall will feature local talent from Whistler Crichton and Mobile. Mrs. Charles E B Spicer and Bessie Lee returned from Vinegar Bend. Henry Brance attended the Baptist Association in Theodore and returned to Hight Mile. Rev. E M Daffin returned from Semmes after church services. Whistler Social Club plans an event at Odd Fellows Hall on October 20. Bethany Baptist Sunday school re organized Baraca class with Ernest L. Graham president and officers named.
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