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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
6
Relief claims that Ely's Cream Balm clears clogged nostrils and air passages in minutes. A fragrant antiseptic cream is applied in the nostrils to soothe swollen mucous membranes and ease nasal congestion. The ad urges readers to buy a small bottle from their druggist for instant relief.
Slogan promises permanent relief from headaches linked to stomach liver or kidney issues. Positive money back guarantee states the product tastes fine and is inexpensive. Delivery nationwide via Van Antwerp Drug Corp with phone ordering indicated.
The article offers home guidance for winter elegance including safe shaving with a razor, antiseptic baths, talcum powder for arms and feet, and notes sweating links to diet. It also mentions remedies for pimples and dental concerns, plus society club updates and upcoming events.
Mr. and Mrs. PD Burgess and daughter Ethel return from a summer tour of Atlantic coast resorts and New England mountains. Jeff Steinhart of Little Rock visits Mobile and is hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Alex Strouse. Marie Walsh travels to Moberly Missouri to study music and reside with her aunt at 73 Government Street after an infirmary recovery. Isabel Brown stays with Mrs. Charles A. Kyle in Meridian. Mrs. K. A. Brown visits Kyle then returns home. Mrs. A. B. McGraw hosts visitors from Meridian including Mrs. Raymond Randolph and W. H. Martin Jr. of Mobile. Sallie Hall visits from Bay Minette for the Clapp Willisson wedding. Sadie Bell Meyer from Mobile enjoys social courtesies. The wedding reception features Killarney roses and a bride’s cake. Music by Irman Hall. the bride wears green crepe de chine with black satin. The Mobile Suffrage Association marks Amendment Day at Battle House with ex-Senator Harry T. Hartwell speaking. Mrs. Martin Holbrook to give a short address. public invited. Travelers' Aid Tag Day seeks chaperone assistant names. Captain and Mrs. W. C. Dorgan announce the engagement of Hazel Inge to John Gaines Chadick of Beaumont Texas. wedding planned October 22 in Beaumont.
A crowd at the Auditorium Los Angeles gathered for the Women's Hughes Campaign Party as Maude Howe Elliott led campaigners. Speakers attacked Wilson policies and urged harsher measures, including granting passports to the German ambassador after another Lusitania incident. Elliott defended the group from millionaire charges, saying she is the only millionaire present.
A fragment from Day Dream where a princess follows her lover across hills into shifting light and changing skies. The poem traces a journey through twilight to dawn, with vivid natural imagery and celestial elements guiding the couple beyond the world they know.
A daily quotation notes that woman is the sweetest present God has given to man. The brief item presents Bernard Cuyard as the source of the line in a period style.
Advert describes Pinex cough syrup claiming quick relief for obstinate coughs and throat irritation. It promotes 2 1/2 ounce bottle, costs about 54 cents for a pint mixture with sugar syrup, and guarantees satisfaction with refunds.
Somerville boy Loundas Brindley writes of relief from headaches and vomiting after taking Granger Liver Regulator a harmless vegetable compound. His mother notes castle oil and salts are harsh and unnecessary. The druggist sells it. ask for Granger Liver Regulator.
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