Social Realm Honors Miss Horn’s House Guests Dance
Mobile social page notes a formal dance hosted by Margaret Horn at her parents’ Government street home. Guests included Moss Point debutante Miss Louise, Birmingham debutant Miss Ella, plus a long list of attendees and musicians led by Sterling’s proficient orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Horn
Margaret Horn
N’s
Tess
Mrs. Orm
Government Street
Louise
Moss Point
Ella
Birmingham
Figs Sterling
Lucille Rush
Celia Webb
Ella Blacksher
Marie Clifton
Ann and
Lelia McMillian
Josewine
Chamberlain
Margaret Taylor
Wes Davis
Vicksburg
Jessie May
Newbro's Herpicide Promises Hair Regrowth and Dandruff Relief
An ad touts Newbro's Herpicide as a cure for baldness linked to scalp dandruff. It claims regrowth possible if follicles are not atrophied and promotes regular applications to clear the scalp and prevent dandruff. Endorsed by professionals and marketed nationwide with guarantees and samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Dept. R
Mich
Wanp Drug Co
Housing the Congress Guests for Mobile October Meeting
Home Economics Club discusses securing accommodations for guests at the Commercial Congress in Mobile on October 27 to 29. Leaders urge affordable housing and city hospitality to boost Mobile's credit and avoid charging high rates. The note is part of a clipping from an Atlanta paper praising club efforts and Southern cities adopting similar hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics’ Club
Battle House
Armbrecht
Irvine
Putnam
Mobile
Marriage of Wills Dumas and Warren Cowls Eperle
Mrs. Jere Taylor Dumas announces the marriage of her daughter Wills to Mr. Warren Cowls Eperle on Tuesday October 7 1913 in Mobile Alabama. Mrs. B P Willson of Grove Hill underwent a recent operation at Mobile Infirmary and is recovering well. Mr. and Mrs. F K Jackson traveled to New York City for a visit. Mrs. John Ladd and Mrs. Elmany Allen also departed for New York. A meeting of Trinity Church women is planned for Friday afternoon.
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Brookhaven Hunt Club
Piedmont Club
Robert Foster Maddox
William Lawson Peel
R. C.congdon
J. Samuel Keer
Westervelt Terhune
John Hill
Mary Agood Jones
Margaret McKee
May Atkinson
A. Savage
Atlanta
Jere Dumas
Jere Taylor Dumas
Warren Cowls Eperle
Mobile
Alabama
Day of Atonement Observed by Mobile Jews
Yom Kippur, the holiest Jewish day, falls on Saturday Oct 11. Mobile observances include elaborate ceremonies at Temple Shaarat Shemayim on Government Street and Temple Ahavas Chesed at Conti and Warren streets. A temple service at Government Street opens the observance.
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Mobile
Government Street
Conti
Warren Streets
Day of Atonement observances at Woodruff Temple
The Woodruff services begin Friday at 6 30 guided by Rabbi Alfred A Moses with morning and afternoon sessions on Saturday and a memorial service at 4. Edwin Jayles Taylor leads music with the temple choir. The article explains Yom Kippur’s biblical origins and emphasizes confession repentance prayer and acts of charity as central to the holiest day in the Jewish calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Moses
Government Street Temple
Edwin Jayles Taylor
Moses
Isaiah Ivin
Isaiah
Local Society Notes Mention Traveling Guests
The Gomez brothers Emile and Edward of Havana will enter Spring Hill College today at 4 p m in the Parish House. Gabriella Barrett after weeks in New York visits Richmond and will stop at Savannah and Montgomery on the way home. Augusta Hooks visits her parents at their McIntosh plantation after weeks in Chicago. Mrs Claude Gilder of Bladon Springs is at the Mobile Infirmary. Mrs Irwin Burgett returns from New York and Washington and will stay in New York until after November first. Mrs Carmichael accompanies Mrs Coale to Jackson and plans a Sunny South visit. Junius Ardoyne was among the Mobilians who left Sunday night for ...
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Timothy AL. Woodruff
New York
Cooper Union
New York City
Gomez Brothers
Emile
Edward
Havana
Spring Hill College
Gabriella Barrett
Richmond
Savannah
Montgomery
Miss
Augusta Hooks
Mrs. Fletcher Hooks
McIntosh
Chicago
Irwin Burgett
City
Washington
Burgett
Newark
C. C. Carmichael
S. Coale
Jackson
Mobile
Carmichael
J. D. Carmichael
Sunny South
New York to Attend World Series and Travels Ahead
The report notes a figure headed to the world series of baseball then plans to visit Buffalo Niagara Falls Albany Cincinnati and other points on the return journey. Mrs Gaylord Clark and Miss Lettice Clark are in Warrenton Virginia after recent visits in Richmond. Mr and Mrs Marshall Turner return from Las Vegas New Mexico and will occupy No 1 Monterey Street home. Dr and Mrs C N Owen left Sunday night for New York.
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New York
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Albany Cincinnati
Gaylord Clark
Lettice Clark
Warrenton, Va
Richmond
Marshall Turner
Las Vegas
N. M
Monterey Street
Mrs. C. N. Owen
McAdory Appointed to Jefferson County Board of Education
O. D. T. I. W. MecAdory of Birmingham is named by State Superintendent Willingham to the Jefferson county board, replacing resignation of R. G. Hewitt. McAdory formerly served as Jefferson County superintendent of education.
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Montgomery
Ala
Odt
I. W
Adversity as friend and teacher in daily life
The author argues adversity can be a true friend and a source of wisdom. Two women illustrate contrasting responses to hardship. one yields to defeat, the other uses adversity to refine character and grace. The piece invites readers to reconsider adversity's value and its impact on personal growth.
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Vronder
Cat and Mouse Act Fails Man in Bedford Jail
Albert Davis, jailed for theft, began a hugger strike and died in Bedford jail as authorities released no food and no force feeding occurred. Coroner's jury rules death from natural causes. The cat and mouse act, meant to aid hunger strikers, applied to militants, not this male prisoner.
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Associated Press
London
Bedford
Albert Davis
They Make You Feel Good Purposely Pleasant Purgative Tablets
They claim Chamberlain's Tablets give a pleasant purgative effect and improve the body and mind, leaving users joyful. For sale by all dealers. adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Adv
Bowman dies. hermit with vast instrument and auto collection
John Bowman aged 62 died today in Stonington Illinois. A recluse, Bowman possessed more than $500,000 despite living a hermit life. His Decatur home and garage housed a large collection of musical instruments and automobiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Decatur
John Bowman
Stonington, Ill
Bowman
Mulder Named Elmore County Game Warden
W. L. Mulder of Wetumpka is appointed game warden for Elmore County by State Commissioner Wallace. He succeeds L. E. Speer whose term has expired.
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Montgomery
Ala
Wetumpka
Elmore County
Wallace
L. E. Speer
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Advertisement
The Old Standard general tonic Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claims to drive out malaria and build up the system. It is described as a true tonic and sure appetizer for adults and children priced at 50 cents for a 2 oz bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
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Sena
B. P. Willson
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Mobile Infirmary
F. K. Jackson
John Ladd
Elmany Allen
Women of Trinity Church
Mobile Sugar Development Co
Woodruff
Ivan
Claude Gilder
Bladon Springs
Junius Ardoyne
Mrs. H. Minor Friend
Minor Friend
Pittsburg
M’adory
7Eend Potter CO
Rochester
Serge
ASC
McDonald Optical Co
Dauphin ST
Bell Phone
Elmore
Silver Service
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Percy
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