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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1916
Page
6
Mrs Trubbell and Misses note lifestyle in Mobile society with weddings, parties, and church events. The piece lists engagements, garden parties, dancing, bridge, and garden gatherings, naming families, clubs, and venues around the city. It also references travel plans and upcoming nuptials involving local residents and visitors.
Miss Alberta Foreman returns from study in Chicago and Nashville. Miss Willie Stone and her mother repair and return home after a storm. Miss Hilda Sundberg to become principal at Coden. Several residents visit relatives, attend events, or travel from Mobile to New York and Montreal. News lists various outings and movements of local families and individuals amid social pages.
At a Whistler business gathering the church calls Rev. D. W. Mathais of Oula Mississippi to fill the vacancy after Rev. Heywood Vaughan resigns. Several local residents report returns from travels. social clubs rehearse a new play for Prichard. a Pythian get-together visits Whistler Lodge and a refreshment time follows lodge business.
Bell leads 98 to 53 over the hospital department in a post game tally. After 1 PM, Bell district notes 3135 in the score column.
In a past era women were kept delicate and ignorant of life and sex. The piece argues that taboo subjects faded, urging moderne r women to seek knowledge from physicians and practical guidance. It discusses diet, air, exercise, and a four youthful approach to health for growing girls.
A ladies gathering review lists Mrs. Harris and others while advertising Hagan's Magnolia Balm as a quick beauty aid. The copy asserts it freshens, beautifies, and heals sunburn with a 75 cent price, shipping from Lyon Manufacturing Co. in Brooklyn, New York.
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