Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Mobile Item in Mobile, Alabama

We have 1,623,049 pages in Alabama

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Mobile Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1915

Page

8

Thoughts, Quotes, and Local Notices From Wilmer Fair to Infant Home

A collage of public notices and quotes from a 20th century newspaper. Includes Ella Wheeler Wilcox verses on thoughts as powerful, The Wilmer Fair management inviting Mrs. James Hagan and committee as judges, thanks from the Infant Home for lawn party profits of about 1200 dollars, Miss Clara Sims singing at Settlement Home, and Mrs. Dan McNeil planning a Mobile visit after leaving Detroit.

Wilmer Fair James Hagan Home Economics Club Albert Reynolds W. G. Outerbridge J. el Drago Wilmer Dan M'Neil Mobile Dan McNeil Detroit Mary McNeill T Peneloca City Kobinata Spring Hill Dan McNeill

Brighter Children May Become Stronger With Emulsion

Parents worry about children’s health as many look pale tired or listless. Scott emulsion is promoted to enrich blood boost energy improve lungs and strengthen the system with no alcohol or drugs. Sold by druggists, Scott Bowne Bloomfield New Jersey.

Scott Scott & Bowne Bloomfield N. J

Beauty After 40 Open Air Is Best Cosmetic

Idah Mc Glone Gibson urges women over forty to embrace daily fresh air and walking rather than laziness and costly beauty regimens. She emphasizes regular walks, hydration, and outdoor activity as keys to health and a graceful figure, citing personal habit of five to ten miles daily.

Idah McGlone Gibson England Ireland May Robson

Local sewing circles host meetings and socials

The Merry Crochet Maids met at Mrs. Whitehurst home to crochet and embroider with fruit punch cake and fruit served. Attendees included Mrs Pringle instructor Mrs Longhurst and several Misses Scott Baxter and Pringle. An oyster supper tonight at Dauphin Way Baptist church begins at 6. A St Claire Sewing Circle meeting is set for 5 at Conti Street Asylum. All Saints vestry hosts an 8 o'clock parish social. Oakdale church hosts an 8:80 p.m measuring party for Ladies Aid.

Merry Crochet Maids Pringle G. B. Longhurst Francis Parkhill Pearl Scott Wester Helle Marcia Baxter Willie Katherine Whiteheurst Minnie May Mattie Lee Pringle Beatrice Armstrong Dauphin Way Baptist Church St. Claire Conti Street Asylum All Saints Church Ladies’ Aid Society Oakdale Church

Fragmented OCR Shopping List Notes

A garbled catalog-like fragment lists various coins and prices with multiple stray characters. It reads as an incomplete inventory or note with entries such as 15¢ and 20c, interspersed with stray text and symbols, lacking clear context or full items.

Phantom Dance and Parish Evening At All Saints

Miss Mane Clark will entertain at a phantom dance from to 10 p.m. at her Cherokee Street home. All Saints church hosts a parish evening with a musical program featuring Miss Mary Knight Rush and others, followed by ice cream and cake.

Mane Clark Cherokee Street All Saints Church Mary Knight Rush Atrs Frank P. Davis Henry Weight John Lynch Elmore

Personal Mentions of Mobility and Visits Across States

A list of Mobile residents and relatives returning from trips visits to Georgia North Carolina New York Michigan Michigan and San Antonio. Notes include Miss Mary Emma Nettles Miss Ophelia Hester Mrs D P Bester Jr plans for next week Miss Mabel Heust and several other locals visiting Birmingham New Orleans Asheville Meridian and Kobinata while relatives and friends host and travel plans are announced.

D. P. Bester,Jr New York City Mabel Heust Pacific Coast Birmingham J. W. Hunter New Orleans A. W. Brooks Curtis New York W. H. Monk Katherine Michigan Newark

Reading says jurisprudence key over finance at New York reception

Lord Reading chief justice of England and Anglo French loan negotiator urged focusing on merits and true facts rather than repeated decisions. He contrasted his system with American practice of citing corroborating cases and noted the need to study statutes across forty eight states.

New York Lord Reading England New York Bar Association Ord Reading

Tragedy in Brooklyn as Wife and Daughters Die

Police suspect murder suicide after Mrs Anna Huntsinger 40 and her daughters Alice 13 Elizabeth 8 Emma 3 are found dead in their Brooklyn home amid gas jets lit and doors stuffed with clothing. The day before she identified a man found in the East River as her husband Joseph Huntsinger.

New York Anna Huntsinger Alice Elizabeth Emma Brooklyn Huntsinger East River Joseph Huntsinger

President Wilson to spend next summer at Shadow Lawn New Jersey

President Wilson will vacation next summer at Shadow Lawn estate in Elbered near Long Branch New Jersey. A committee led by Representative Scully arranged the free use but the President offered to pay rent or donate any payment to charity. Governor Fielder urged the visit as a chance for renomination news. This choice means he will skip Harlakenden House in Cornish New Hampshire where Winston Churchill resided.

Washington Wilson New Jersey John A. McCall Elbered Long Branch Scully Fielder Harlakenden House Winston Churchill Cornish N. H McCall Mansion

Delchamps Personal News And Local Incidents

Harold Read visited Mrs Denekies in Delchamps Alabama with Mrs Read and children staying for the winter. L Glessner fell from a ladder injuring his ankle and will use crutches. W H Delchamps moved to Heron Bay for the winter to run the oyster business. Roof repairs and window glazing continue after the storm with no serious damage. a big scare noted. Several Mobile visitors include Lee J Cleveland J A chainpe Mrs Bs Gacy and ira.

Delchamps Ala Harold Read

Women Dominate Home Butter Use in Mobile Exhibit

Experts note Mobile consumes almost all home-made butter while the North supplies most dairy products. The Indiana Creamery Company reports Mobile spends over a million annually supporting Northern creameries, with farmers receiving low prices for cotton seed meal used to make Southern butter. The Gulf Coast Fair will showcase dairy efforts under J. G. Shand of Thomasville, including pure bred cattle and dairy equipment. Cash prizes prize butter and dairy displays.

Mobile Indiana Creamery Company Gulf Coast Fair J. G. Shand Thomasville Gulf Coast

Eastern Shore studies road from Delta to Blakely across river ferries

Resorts along Baldwin County join the Mobile Baldwin counties committee in raising 400 to cover preliminary survey costs for a proposed highway across Magazine Point to Blakely with ferries over the Mobile and Tensaw rivers. Final cost estimates await survey results to be presented to the county boards.

Baldwin County Mobile-Baldwin Counties Committee Mobile-Baldwin County Magazine Point Blakely Mobile Tensaw Boards of Bay Minette Fairhope America Bon Secour Magnolia Beach Fish’ River Florida California Hampton Ewing

Weyth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Hair Color

Popular old remedy Weyth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound restores natural hair color for gray or faded hair. Marketed in drug stores for about fifty cents, it claims to darken evenly without notice and improve hair thickness and luster.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ella Wheeler Wilcox Wilmer Fair Management Sisters of the Infant Home Babie Toulminville Clara Sims Mothers Club Land of the Sky Blue Water Cadman Tam W. S. McNeil Terry Moore John Mitchell Claude Grayson Meyer French Market Coffee Meyer’s S ‘K Alifornia Tokay India London Henry C. Meyer Hiner Clara West Milton West Clara San Antonio Mrdim von Feilgeiteh Jenen Conservatory of Music Cincinnati First Baptist Church Little Pittsburgh Louisville Courier- Journal Norman Galt Berne Morning Post Herr Westmeyer Wurtemberg Willis Jewelry Co Mary Emma Nettles Georgianna Ophelia Hester Marine Street North Carolina Irwin Fearn George Heard Raymond Crosby Lucile J. R. Jr Mr. Crosby Stockton J. KB. Patterson Canada Mr. Patterson Walter Neatlock Asheville W. M F. E. Wert Fred Frazier Hugh Black Meridian Betty Gilespie T. () McWhorter Bessie Peckinpaugh Ethel Smith Carolee Martin Spring Hill Avenue A. B W. L. Henderson St. Anthony Street Hermonie Davis Vicksburg Miss N.C Davis Orange Beach C. F. Dietrich Foley L. H. Diehl Harry D. Spindler D. R. Peteet Lona Hall Josephine Meribah Walker Charles Diehl Pennsylvania Eastern Shore Delta Mobile-Baldwin Counties Dauphin ST Ujbl Ferndell Fancy Groceries National City Bank
Search Courier

Search the The Mobile Item Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Mobile Item?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication