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Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1916

Page

6

Not For A Woman Shaping Women In Mobile Society

A reflective piece on the impact of women in society frames daily courage and progress. It mentions social figures, upcoming weddings, and ante-nuptial entertainments with details on guests, decorations, prizes, and menu from a Mobile area column.

Home Economics Club Mobile Hagan Gordon Smith Smith Housewives of Mr. Smith

Try This If You Have Dandruff

An old remedy claims four ounces of liquid argon rubbed on the scalp at night will dissolve dandruff after multiple applications. It promises instant relief from itching and softer hair, with the product available at drug stores.

America Welford Alice Frazer Legislative Committee Erwin Craighead H. P. Cole W. W. McGuire

Each Woman a Jill Defends Home From Two Headed Monster

Annie Nathan Meyer leads a home economics drive urging women to fight high living costs and improper nourishment. She promotes a twelve lecture course on budgeted food, practical feeding, and thrift to make every dollar count and to strengthen American households.

Jill Annie Nathan Meyer National Special Aid Society Barnard College Adjutant General Mrs. Meyer Committee On Home Economics Fifth ‘Avenue Twenty-ninth Street Teachers' College Pratt Institute Adirondacks America

Social Department Directory Clears Phones List

The Item reports contact phone numbers for the Social Department: Bell 98 and Home 53, with after 1 PM access listed as Bell 3135.

Beauty Chats on Yogi Breathing Spirit and Health

Edna Kent Forbes continues a series addressing the spiritual side of Yogiism and its philosophy. Readers asked for explanations of the religion’s meaning and practice as letters discuss breath work, oxygen, and vitality. A reader mentions hangnails and cautions about trimming cuticles during manicures.

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Beauty Culture Advice and Fashion Suggestions From a 1920s Letter

The piece offers guidance on healthful living and beauty practices, including Yoga breathing, nail care, and cuticle care, paired with fashion tips. It notes red hair is fashionable, suggests a veiled, sun-protective approach, and recommends a black satin dress with lavender or coral accents for evening wear.

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