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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1915
Page
8
Betty Brown notes the business girl as the design muse for a trim tailored suit in navy French serge. The coat nips at the waist with pouch pockets and a polished plush hat with gros grain ribbon completes a practical downtown daily look.
In a cozy tale Uncle Wiggily the rabbit complains of a toothache after eating cherry pie. Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy suggests tea, and the pair plan to visit Dr Longclaw the bear dentist the next day. Local society notes mention arrivals and departures in Birmingham and Los Angeles.
Uncle Wiggily the rabbit goes to Dr Longclaw the bear dentist to fill a hole in his hollow tooth so it won’t ache. A hungry alligator lurks outside while Dr Longclaw fend off danger and begins the tooth filling.
A poetic meditation describes Joy and Youth blooming through days of love and creation. Mary Carolyn Davies writes of sweetness evolving into creation of a soul as life celebrates spring. Madame Swetchine offers a reflective maxim on suffering and understanding across languages.
Beauty's Mirror urges replacing the hot curling iron with liquid silmerine to protect hair. The remedy promises healthier lustre and easier curls, sold by pharmacists in liquid form lasting weeks. Apply with a clean toothbrush along each hair strand overnight for surprising results.
The Wednesday Bridge Club held its third meeting of the season with two tables for members and one for guests. Prizes included silk hose and a white Georgette crepe collar. Miss Lucile Burke won first, Miss Aletta Stoll the consolation. An euchre party and dance for St Mavier's church follows at Edward Sweeney's residence on October 25.
Thursday social calendar lists luncheons at Cawthon Hotel for Miss Nellie Scott Ruth Lott and Miss Ruth McCormick plus events for Miss Mabel Hartwell Mrs. Joseph A Hynde Mrs Thompson and Trinity Workers and a Ball at German Relief Hall Saturday afternoon gathering for Miss Ruth McCormick. Also a job ad seeks a capable young person to wash and iron with good education and references. Includes stray notices about George Kelley and a $1,000,000 reward hint from Chicago Examiner.
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