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The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1912

Page

5

Alabama women form suffrage league leaders plan convention

Prominent Birmingham and Montgomery club women organize a Alabama Woman's Suffrage League with Selma already hosting the federation’s dawn. Miss Mary Robbins of Selma presides as the push to enfranchise Southern women gains momentum across cities in Alabama.

Birmingham Selma State Federation of Women’s Clubs Mary Robbins Sel Selma Sta Club Alabama Montgomery South Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs Paris Sydney Robbins Mobile Miss Lilley Miss

Ardent Suffrageettes Return to Studies

Miss Genevieve Clark daughter of the speaker of the house returns to her studies with no society bow planned this year. She has been visiting her friend Miss Dorothy Harvey daughter of Col. George Harvey of New York. Both young women are ardent suffragettes.

Genevieve Clark Dorothy Harvey Col George Harvey New York Washington Letter

Warrenton Arts Fest Guests and Guild Meeting Notice

Concerning Mobilians Mr N C McDonald and Mrs J C Le Bourgeois of New Orleans and Miss Lettice Clark of Mobile have attended autumn festivities at Warrenton Virginia Mr and Mrs Edward Warren Christian of Mobile are visiting in Alexandria Virginia and Washington Guild Meeting This afternoon at 3 o clock All Saints Guild will hold a meeting in the Sunday school room.

J. C. le Bourgeois New Orleans Lettice Clark Mobile Warrenton Edward Warren Christian Alexandria Washington All Saints Guild

Home Economics Club Plans Meeting Tomorrow

The Home Economics Club will meet tomorrow at 11 o clock in Parlor C of the Battle House. Miss Rose Warren, recently part of the Selma contingent at Sewa nee Tennessee, departs today for New York City to visit her sister Mrs. W P Parrish. Mr Leonard McVoy of Selma visited Mobile relatives over the week end. Alfred Le Blanc and family arrived in New Orleans Tuesday from Pass Christian.

Colorado Sunday Times- Democrat Home Economics Club Battle House Rose Warren Selma Sewanee, Tenn New York City W. P. Parrish Leonard McVoy Mobile Alfred le Blanc New Orleans Pass Christian Agnes Fowlkes

Usurline Convent Graduates Hide Away For Installation

A historic Usurline Convent in New Orleans moved from its ancient site near the barracks to larger quarters. Alumnae from the city and beyond attended the installation ceremonies. Notables include Miss Rosa mond Robbins and Miss Kate Nott with family arrivals from Asheville and Richmond.

Usurline Convent New Orleans United States Rosamond Robbins Mobile Kate Nott Times-Democrat George Nott Emma Asheville White Sulphur Springs W. Va Miss Nott Richmond

Society Notes Highlight Pincus Sisters and Meridian Guests

Miss Loris Pincus and her sisters Augusta and Rita Pincus are singled out for beauty and social prominence for the 1912-1913 season. Miss Mary Allen travels to Meridian to visit Miss Elsie McIntosh during fair week, while Mr and Mrs John Schrey and their daughter Nell plan Meridian fair visits with Dr and Mrs Sharman. Mrs G M Coates and Miss Rosa Coates are due home soon from New York City.

Imogen Little Home and John Vidmer Dauphin Way Rita Pake Miss Pake Garden of Society Mary Allen Meridian Elsie MclIntosh John Schrey Tiny Little Nell Mrs. Sharman G. M. Coates Rosa Coates New York City

Three Sunday Tragedies In And Near Houston

In Houston Floyd L. Buckingham was killed in a pistol battle with police at a rooming house. Detective Joseph R. Free was wounded as officers tried to arrest Buckingham. In Huntsville Ed Ashley, a merchant, was shot to death by a youth, D Harris, who surrendered after the attack.

Houston Texas Huntsville Floyd L. Buckingham Joseph R. Free Free Buckingham E. A. Michener Ed Ashley D. Harris Harris

Brother and nephew charged after attempted farmer murder

In Nashville a family quarrel led to Frank Scruggs, a farmer, being left in critical condition with a fractured skull at St Thomas Hospital. His brother J W Scruggs and 15 year old nephew Russell Scruggs are jailed on charges of assault with intent to murder after a rock and a log were used in the attack during a wagon unloading.

Nashville Tenn Frank Scrugg St. Thomas Hospital J. W. Scruggs Russell Scruggs Petty

Open Letter to Physicians About Kidney Disease Remedy

An open notice highlights Fulton's Renal Compound as a tested treatment for chronic Bright's Disease in a San Francisco patient once given little hope. The article notes gradual improvement and eventual recovery seven years ago, with Van Antwerp Drug Corp. to fill prescriptions and supply pamphlets. The FDA function and other medical opinions are not discussed.

Basham Bright W. E. Strickland Verona Place San Francisco Kelley E. L. Baldwin Ferry Drug Store No. 20 Market Street Fulton van Antwerp Drug Corp., Inc John J. Fulton Co

Ava Willing Astor Arrives in New York After Divorce

Mrs Ava Willing Astor widow of John Jacob Astor and her daughter Marel arrived in New York from Europe aboard the Carlina. Her son Vincent met them at the pier and spoke of hoping she would spend the winter with him at his Upper Fifth Avenue home.

New York Ava Willing Astor John Jacob Astor Marel Europe Carlina Vincent Astor Astor

Faust Spaghetti Dinner Suggestion by Maull Brothers

An advertisement invites readers to swap meat for Faust Spaghetti once a week, describing it as tender and nourishing and promising a free Book of Recipes by mail. It notes Faust Spaghetti costs 5c and 10c per package and is sold by grocers in St. Louis, Missouri.

Maull Bros St. Louis

Humanity Will Gain By the Evolution of Woman

An essay by JEAN FINOT argues the enfranchisement of women brings new values and enjoyment, countering fears of negative societal change. He cites women's revolutionary role at the start of the Christian era and notes their influence in disintegrating Roman paganism as a precedent for progressive change.

Jean Finot

Cascarets promise quick relief and pure digestion

An advertisement extols Cascarets as a superior laxative, cleansing the stomach and bowels, reducing bile, and removing toxins. It claims they prevent headaches and indigestion, work while you sleep, and cost 19 cents a box at the drugstore, with many users praising health benefits.

Good Roads Bond Drive Gains In Alabama Signal

Capt John Craft reports from Birmingham on the Alabama Good Roads Association meeting October 9 10 endorsing state bond finance for road building. He cites a broad farmer and urban supporter mobilization and urges a constitutional change to authorize 59 million in bonds plus annual appropriations to finance a superior state road system.

John Craft Alabama Good Roads Association Birmingham Birmingham Ledger Craft General Whiting J. W. Whiting Talladega County Good Roads Pathfinders The Ledger Cora EB. Miller Dadeville Fair Grounds Alabaam Union

A Beautiful Complexion and Woman’s Rights Advocated

An ad urges Nadinola complexion cream and a National Toilet Company offer, while a prose piece argues for expanding women’s rights and social roles. It promotes Thanhouser’s Miss Robinson Crusoe at the Crown Theatre for today only.

Crown Theatre Miss Robinson Crusoe

Is Such a One Fit to Lead Ex-Gov Comer Criticized

Milton H. Smith denounces Ex-Governor Comer in Greenville for proposing intra state rate cuts for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. He argues such moves would force losses and reduce interstate rates, calling the plan dishonest and illegal under commerce regulation. He warns of bankruptcy and cites legal penalties for rebate practices.

Eix-Gov Comer Greenville Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company Alabama Tennessee Kentucky Milton H. Smith

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