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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1915
Page
7
The Gulf Coast Fair announces prize entries for domestic manufacture with Pauline Kaufmann overseeing. Jellies jams sauces pickles and preserves categories offer cash awards and best collections. Contest rules request jars in standard sizes and emphasize fruit and vegetable canned goods for the competition.
Uncle Wiggily Longears plans a ride with Littletail mice Jolie and Squeaky Eckle. Jillie Longtail is trapped in a cheese box by a fox. the rabbit uses his auto to crack the cage and free her. The party returns home safely, and the fox is thwarted.
Woman addresses Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts requesting confidential guidance. The letter notes it will be opened and answered by a woman and kept in strict confidence.
An old style advice column excerpt discussing young women seeking guidance on romantic attention. Letters describe unwanted persistent suitors and concerns about parental involvement and privacy. Responses encourage direct communication, involving parents, and inviting appropriate social contact.
Dr J W Ray of Blockton Alabama explains headache treatment starts with understanding causes. He suggests Anti-kamma tablets for pain relief and recommends regular bowel care with Actoids for sufferers. Patients should carry A K Tablets for on the spot relief during attacks.
Powerful vegetable remedy touted to purify blood and heal skin and nerves. Claims to aid indigestion liver backache and energy, offered in liquid or tablet form with a booklet available from the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
An advertisement offers a 1000 page cloth bound illustrated book prepaid with a sending of three dimes to Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo New York.
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