Sanitation themes highlight Mobile social page
A long feature mix discusses curb cleanup and public health, then shifts to social items about a silent husband and court anecdotes. It notes Adam Glass bringing singer Louis Graveure to Mobile, upcoming musical clubs, school music plans, and local society events with a Mobile Gulf Coast Fair connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Glass
Merc
Musical Mobile
Mobile
Louis Graveure
New York
Glass
Glaas
Local society notes greet Mobile area residents
Mrs A B Tew recovers after operation at Mobile Infirmary. Mrs P M Slaughter visits family in Montgomery Hill and Latham. Mrs M E Ashbe returns to Semmes after Mobile relatives visit. Willie Durant of Bromley, Ala visits the city. Mrs M D Evans of Mobile stays at Hotel Martha W Washington in New York. Mrs Francis Stollenwerck Ward and son Francis Palmer Ward leave for Mobile after visiting Mrs A L Earle. Gladice Murray travels through Birmingham from Gadsden to Mobile. Judge Sam Browne of Mobile visits after attending the fair in Gadsden. Mr and Mrs D C Carrell moving to Tuscaloosa for eldest son’s university studies. Mrs Charlie R Hall, president of Raphael Semmes School Improvement Association, recovering at home after operation. Mrs Hattie L Jenks returns from Birmingham for a family bereavement. Miss Helen McDonald visiting Miss Katherine McDonald at Culman Springs. Mrs M C Wright visiting daughter at Mt Vernon. Mr and Mrs George L Witney move with two daughters to Pass Christian for Mr Witney’s business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Stollenwerck Ward
Francis Palmer Ward
A. L. Earle
Mobile
Ming Gladice Murray
Birmingham
Gadsden
Sam Browne
Semmes Camp
Eutaw Whig and Observer
D. C. Carrell
Tuscaloosa
Charlies R. Hall
Raphael Semmes School Improvement Association
Hattie L. Jenks
Helen McDonald
Katherine McDonald
Cullom Springs
Dickens at Mobile aids Music Study Club luncheon
The article notes Dickens of Mobile attended a luncheon in Birmingham with National Music Initiative officers. It mentions over two hundred members secured on the first day of the campaign and describes a sewing party hosted by St Clair McCoy at her Dexter Avenue home. Mrs J A Hould won a button hole prize. H Dodson won a yarn wash rag amid yellow and fern décor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Avenue
Astoria
L. l
Margaret
Harry Miller
Long Island City
Mrs. Born
Lodge
Dickens
Mobile
National Musiideration
Music Study Club
S. St. Clair McCoy
Dexter Ave
J. A. Hou Id
H. Dodson
Trinity Women Host Socials and Club Meetings
Local society notes describe Mrs. McCoy hosting guests with chicken salad and desserts, and list attendees. Trinity Girls plan a meeting at 885 Dauphin, Home Economics Club to convene, Crichton M E church fundraiser Friday evening, Newman Circle to meet at Dr and Mrs M White’s, and Mrs Jack Meredith hosting a card party honoring Mrs Wilkes Banks with prizes and luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Girls
Home Economics
Home Economics Club
Newman Circle
M. White
N. Reed Avenue
Tuscaloosa
Jack Meredith
Wilkes Banks
Eutaw
Harry Jones
Meredith
Banks
Montgomery Advertiser
Rev Frank Wright to Visit Birmingham Two Weeks
The noted Indian evangelist and singer Rev Frank Wright will be in Birmingham for two weeks at the South Highlands Presbyterian church. He previously conducted successful meetings at Government St. Presbyterian in Mobile and has many followers. Miss Agnes Fowlkes hosted a breakfast for Miss Margaret Horn at the Battle House in preparation for the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Judge Freschi
Freda Bose
Birmingham
Highlands
Frank Wright
Government St. Presbyterian Church
South Highlands Presbyterian Church
Wright
Mobile
Agnes Fowlkes
Margaret Horn
Battle House
Beauty and Social Notices Run Through Miss Horn and Damour Parties
A miscellany of beauty tips and social events highlights Mrs Horns bridal party and Miss Nelia Damour and Miss Charlie Hall Juhan's engagement. The piece notes cold weather care for hands and lips, waxy lip sticks, and rose water routines, alongside detailed description of a Macon luncheon for the Donald engagement with Miss Riley and the two honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Martha Riley
Nelia Damour
Charlie Hall Juhan
Harry Gordon Donald
H. G. Donald
Macon
Riley
College Street
Camille Willingham
Miss Damour
Julian
Uneven hips and possible vertebral shift in youth
A seventeen year old asks about one hip developing while the other remains flat and whether flesh-building foods can balance the figure. The reply suggests a potential vertebra issue causing the hip to tilt, noting one side appears straight and the other curved.
Vacuum Therapy Advocate Recommends Flesh-Building Food
The author describes a glass bottle device to apply suction over the breast, creating a vacuum to draw tissue into the cup. Citing no successful cases, the writer warns against the method and suggests using flesh-building food as a safer alternative.
Sloan's Liniment for rheumatism and aches
In rain all day leads to painful twinges of rheumatism or neuralgia. Sloan's Liniment provides quick relief without rubbing and soothes sore joints and muscles. It quickly penetrates for bruises sprains strains and minor injuries, a bottle available from your druggist for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Also Mentioned on This Page
S of the Item
S |Cial Department Bell
HOME
Apter
Rae
Flowera
Me Rothenberg
Little Fort Club
Meridian
Marguerite M. Marshall
John J. Freschi
Freschi
Court of Special Sessions
Husb
Woman's Musical Club
D. G. Campbell
Trinity Choir
Trinity Parish House
Old Shell Road Association
Old Shell Road School Improvement Association
Charles Erdman
Ramsey
J. M. Scott
Barton
Lyric Theatre
B. of
L. E
8. Of
Y M. B
C. Ec
Justice Fresch
S. L Etter
A. BR. Tew
Mobile Infirmary
P. M. Slaughter
Warren
Montgomery Hill
Peyton Bryars
Gussie
Latham
Ala
M. E. Ashbe
Semmes
Gaek
Willie Durant
Bromley, Ala
City
M. C. Wright
Mt. Vernon
George L. Witney
Pass Christian
F. I. Spaulding
S. J. Ao
Trinity
Crichton Methodist Church
Crichton M. E
Ed Haas
Spring Hill Avenue
Nadine
Tellet
Mational Teilet Company
Rose
Miss Fowlkes
Miss Horn
Edna Kent Forbes
Lucile
Helen Horn
Louise Cowan
Moss Point
Helen Fowlkes
Ella Packer Blacksher
Vivian Hoffman
Tom Moore
John Morgan Scott
Questions and
Horlick
Prof. Lattimer
Lattimer
Burton
Spring Hill
Crichton
Joncn
Eggegt
Venga
Victor
Vigtrolas
Reynald’s
Dauphin Street
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!