Real Romantics of Life in Ordinary People
Edith Ellis argues love is rare and heroic in marriage and that everyday couples in Harlem and Jersey suburbs sustain true romance. She cautions against ownership in motherhood and says jealousy stems from insecurity while genuine love grows from self possession and curiosity rather than mutual feeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Ellis
W —G. Wells
Stephen
Wells
Mary Christian
Mrs. Ellis
Harlem
Jersey
John
The
Marne
Jealy
Foot Care Advice Cures Swollen Feet and Ringing Fashion
A health column discusses swollen feet from rheumatism and ill fitted shoes, advising men to cut meat and drink water, women to lower heels and soften toe shapes, plus home remedies for temporary swelling including hot foot soaks with Epsom salts, cold rinses, and breathable footwear with powder and stockings.
Trinity Parish Dances and Wedding Preparations Noted
A Trinity parish update notes the September Morn Club dance planned for October 26 at 8:30 p.m., with committee members listed. A wedding rehearsal reception for Norma iré Sutton and William en followed, featuring Victrola music and sunburst roses, celebrating the bride-to-be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
H. A. Alvarez
Ey Thompson
Bobbie Braun
Charlie Pond
Fritz Peters
J. George Schwenk
Willie Muriy
Frank Roberson
Scott Jompson
John Johnson
Bena
Claude Farrell
Graham
Joe Davis
Sutton Ater
Lee E. Sutton
Norma Iré
Williamen
Goldenrod
Revolt of Novel Heroines Against Marriage
The article discusses a rising trend in fiction where heroines resist traditional marriage for personal love. Grace from The Second Blooming rejects divorcing for another man, echoing Nora Helmer and signaling a broader rebellion. The piece questions marriage as irreconcilable with love and notes a shift toward romantic independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Well
W. L. George
Grace
Nora Helmer
Mrs Meredith Hosts Social Card Party For Library Benefit
The Wednesday Card Club at Mrs Jack Meredith's home enjoyed royal auction and a salad course after three tables of games. A Mobile Public Library benefit card party is planned with committee members listed and prizes including lingerie and an elegant entrance prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Meredith
Tuscaloosa
S. F. Clabaugh
Mobile Public Library
K. Glennon
Rhett de
Clara Sims
Matt Mahomer, Jr
J. L. Sturgeon
T. P. Norville
Surprise Party Honors Gladys Menefee In Home Gathering
An assembly in the Cawthon assembly room at 3:30 p m featured a Surprise Party for Gladys Menefee. Guests included Hope Tisdale Edith Klass Miriam Heiter Ethel Hewitt Rebecca Armstrong Margaret Tisdale Rosa May Bailey Florence Clarke Vera Heiter Mildred Kemp Ruth Klaas Sidney Menefee and Gladys Menefee. The group enjoyed games a spelling contest and an ice course before departure. Mobilians depart for Episcopal General Convention in St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Menefee
For All Complexions a Mercorized Wax Complexion Cure
An advertisement promises ordinary mercorized wax will improve any skin condition by absorbing dead surface particles and revealing a clearer, softer complexion. It claims one ounce at any drug store will make even the worst skin resemble a cold cream finish.
Wilson and Peace or Hughes and War
Vice President Marshall told a Omaha audience to choose between Wilsons peace and Hughes war. He tied the eight hour day to four days work and discussed Adamson law and commodity measures. He argued tariffs and free trade do not alter farmer pricing, then announced plans to continue his Nebraska tour.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Wilson
Hughes
Marshall
Adamson
Nebraska
Social notes and visits across towns
Local society mentions Dr and Mrs George H Searcy expected home from Lodge Nebraska. Mrs Searcy has spent summer with her father Mr Per singer. Families including Cla baugh Meredith Harwood and Harwood travel to Birmingham for a day at the state fair. Imogene Little of Mobile visits Julia Nuzum. Washington Moody and companions go to Birmingham for the state fair. Inge Gould of Linden Louisiana visits Mrs Robert Gould. Miss Sadie Phelps recovering at home after an automobile accident. Corinne Roberts returns from visit to Miss Mary Canfield at Battles. Mr and Mrs David Buell and children now at Winthrop Court Cloverdale. Emma Parretta returns from extended visit to New York and Jersey shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Searcy
Lodge, Pole, Neb
Searcy
Persinger
Sam _ Clabaugh
Jack Meredith
Bernard Harwood
Augusta Harwood
Birmingham
Imogene Little
Mobile
Julia Nuzum
Tuscaloosa
Emma Parretta
New York
Jersey Shore
Corn forecast tops two billion bushels for extra year
Department of Agriculture forecasts for October 1 show spring wheat 152,851 bushels all wheat 607,557,000 corn 2,717,932,000. In Dallas Texas, Houston Wagner under death sentence for Miss Zada Cramer’s murder was killed by a policeman after overpowering a guard and escaping a cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Dallas
Tex
Houston Wagner
Zada Cramer
Dallas County
Honolulu Returns Nominate Delegates in Territorial Primary
Returns from Saturday's territorial primary show Republican J Kuice Kalanianaole renominated as territorial delegate to Congress and Democrat Lincoln M McCandless chosen. Republican vote totals exceed Democratic by about three to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
J. Kuice Kalanianaole
Territorial
Congress
Lincoln M. McCandless
Rose Perfume Suggests Elegant Party With Prizes
The event featured pink roses enhancing the occasion as Miss Lucile Horn and Miss Mary Knight Rush won embroidered and crocheted towels. Horn received a silver asparagus server while Moore took a guest towel. A salad and ice course ended the lively affair with an attendance list of several ladies and the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Horn
Mary Knight Rush
Miss Horn
Miss Moore
John Scott
Ella Packer Blacksher
Agnes Fowlkes
Stella Keeney
Gabriella Cook
Lucy Herndon
Eliabeth McA
Vogue Pleases Feminine Mobile on Opening Day
Vogue opens in Mobile with Maurice and Lionel Levy at the helm offering exclusive models at popular prices. The shop featuresMisses and small-woman garments with new stock promised, including an orchid taffeta evening dress admired by a prominent club woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Dauphin Street
Messrs
Maurice
Lionel Levy
Levy
Magic City
Birmingham
Pinex At Home Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertising note describes making a cough syrup at home using 212 ounces of Pinex and sugar syrup to yield a full pint. It claims fast, soothing relief for throat and chest coughs including bronchitis and whooping cough, with a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co of Ft. Wayne Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinex Co
Wayne
Ind
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Nixola Greley-Smith
Bril- Haney
Cleopatra
Edna Kent Forbes
Jean H
H. M. Macd
St. Andrew’s Church
Ellen Peter-Bryce
Curtis
Co. M. Beckwith
Alabama Woman’s Auxiliary
St. Louis
Augusta Dobbs
Anniston
Opera House
Gadsden
Burnett
John L. Burnett
National Melodies—Orchestra
Kentucky Belle
Sadie Griffin
Old Black Joe
Car’ Durham
E. H. Cross
C °. Cross
J. T. Brooks
Annie Laurie
Cathedral Sanctuary Society
McGill Institute
Shriners
Abba Temple
Battle House
Alex Hancock
Jack Hurlburt
R. L. Ellis
Elspeth
Selma
C. S. Shuford
Biloxi
the Lyric
Thomas Barry
Interdenominational Union
J. Julian Bartee
C.S. Shuford
Newman Circle
Katherine Hurley
White
Plummer
Dr. Plummer
All Saints’ Church
League For the Hard of Hearing
Mamie Phelps
Frank Stoll
James K.glennon
W. Marshall Turner
James H. Glennon
J. D. Berenson
J. L. Marty
J. J. Quill
Mrs. Browne Dawson
Browne Dawson
Margaret Horn
Mabel Moore
Perdue Hill
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Pat
You
Kers
Alexander Pope
Trinity
Dainty
Cuticura
Boston
Miss Sutton
Mr. Mullen
Mrs. Meredith
Cawthon
Episcopal Convention
Women's Auxiliary of the
Episcopal Church
Wilson and
Hughes and
War
Washington Moody
Howard L. Smith
Beth Bradfield
Inge Gould
Linden, la
Robert Gould
Sadie Phelps
Corinne Roberts
Mary Canfield
Battles
David Buell
Winthrop Court
Cloverdale
Montgomery Advertiser
VOGUE
Peoples Bank
Postal Service
F. L. Tapia
Dauphin ST
Britton
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