Mobile Society Notes Highlight Local Guests and Students
Society items from Mobile list Mr Herbert Febleman resuming study at the University of Alabama after vacation, Mr W M Johnston Jr joining the University of Alabama School of Mines, newcomers Mr and Mrs Kirk Howse settling in Mobile with Mrs Howse and her mother arriving, and Mrs Josephine Victor returning from Beloxi. Also mentioned: Miss Appolonia Neuberger’s piano talents, Mrs Manson and Miss Appolonia's Tennessee Springs visit, and others in Canada and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Febleman
Kirk Howse
Nashville
Josephine Victor
Beloxi
W. M. Johnston, Jr
Mobile Boys
University of Alabama
School of Mines
Mrs. Randall
John Randall
Lucile Overall
Luke Lesesne
Canada
New York City
Household Talks on Tea Cultivation and Brewing Methods
The article recounts early tea cultivation in South Carolina and the U S government program of 1905. It explains growing tea at home, processing steps from leaf rolling to fermentation and firing, and compares green and black tea. It notes tea’s health benefits and domestic preparation tips for serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
United
Japan
Orient
China
India
Java
Ceylon
Brazil
California
Uncle Sam
Social Notes Highlight City Visits And Local Arrivals
The piece lists several residents and visitors in the city and nearby areas. Dr. Festorazzi accompanies a relative home from Point Clear. Miss Hattie, Olivia Duggan, and Miss Annie Louise Johnson are noted for recent leisure stays at Sans Souci Beach. Events include parties and dances. Also mentioned are visits to Healing Springs and Tennessee with local greetings. Lieutenant Morjon from Fort Morgan is on temporary sick leave in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie
Olivia Duggan
Sans Souci Beach
Annie Louise Johnson
Morjon
Fort Morgan
Washington
Mr Charles Lack Visits Los Angeles Guest of Mr O L Willis
Mr Charles Lack travels to California for a vacation visiting Los Angeles where he will stay with Mr O L Willis a former Missouri resident during a several weeks trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lack
California
Los Angeles
O. L. Willis
Dear Mrs Thompson Hair Care and Courtship Advice
A reader asks about egg shampoo and hair loss remedies including rinsing with cool water and scalp oil. Several questions seek dating tips, introductions, and how to tell if a young man loves a girl, with Mrs Thompson advising against writing to a girl and suggesting meeting her male relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Thompson
Madeline
Sunshine
Leone
A Man’s Quest for Fitness Through Outdoor Exercise
Edna K. Wooley recalls two visitors to her office. One man chased wealth, lost health, and learned outdoors walking beats gym. The other, once worn down, embraced punching bags cold baths and early rises, reversing decline and gaining vigor.
Friendly society notes from Mobile coastal scene
A cluster of local social news reports visits and departures. Captain Jack Clancy leaves for Montgomery after hosting guests at the Grand Hotel Point Clear. Miss Jessie Ferrer, a Key West student, plans to winter in Mobile and study with Mobile girls. Several residents visit relatives in Kansas City and Denver while others prepare notices of illness and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clancy
Grand Hotel
Point Clear
Cawthon
Montgomery
Clancy
Jessie Ferrer
Key West
Flo
Mobile
Lyman Dorgan
Wade
Montauk Avenue
Mr. McSweeney
Captain Clancy
Motorcycle and Bicycle Collision Injures Clerk
Offie Dees of Mobile Fish and Oyster Company, recently from Monroeville Alabama, was seriously injured when his bicycle collided with Tom J. Kelly on St Joseph near Adams Street last night. Dees suffered a compound fracture of the right leg and several bruises and is in Southern Infirmary. Kelly, thrown over the handlebars, suffered minor injuries and was taken to the police station and bonded for court on reckless driving charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offie Dees
Mobile Fish and Oyster Company
Monroeville
Ala
St. Joseph
Adams Street
Dees
Tom J. Kelly
Armstead Street
Southern Infirmary
Kelly
Boltz
St. Joseph Street
South St. Joseph Street
Bond
Prominent Fort Morgan and Mobile Figure Transferred
A noted Fort Morgan and Mobile figure has been transferred to the Pacific coast service. He sailed yesterday for Honolulu Manila Japan to perform duties. Mrs Emma Lauretia plans a Point Clear visit with Mrs Angelo Festo razzi this week for a season’s end gathering. Randolph Ruffin to depart Monday for Emmitsburg College. accompanied by sister Miss Fr Ruffin who will then go to Baltimore and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Morgan
Mobile
Facific
Coast Service
Honolulu
Man‘lia
Japan
Tre
Emma Lauretia
Angelo Festorazzi
Point Clear
Carolina
Randolph Ruffin
Emmitsburg
College
Fr Ruffin
Baltimore
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rotter
Boys’ Suit Department
UY A Et
Lily Strauss
S. G. Neuberger
Government Street
M. Forcheimer
North Carolina
Ing
Charles. Craig
Washington, D. C
Craig
Richmond
Gulf City
Marguerite Festerriazzi
Henrietta D. Gravel
Sam
Point
Festorazzi
Cathedral Sanctuary Society
McGill Institute
Villian
John Lundstrom
Healing Springs
George Rinkler
Meridian
Tilly Thompson
Louise Flynn
Tennessee
Herbert Rosenbaum
St. Louis
Mrs. Rosenbaum
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Mobile Coal Company
Gulf
Atlantic
St. Francis Street
A. ©. Danner
Paul Danner
T, Treas
R. B. Savage
Mrs
Elizabeth Thompson
Mary F
Edna K. Wooley
Jex Luce
Mr. Porter King
H. Degee, Jr
Kansas City
Denver, Col
Jack Montgomery
Mr. Bosworth
New Orleans
City
Fidelia Jones
Greensboro
Mouile
H. T. Inge
Lawrence Lavretta
H. K. Taylor
Inez
Aed
Monroeville, Ala
Percales
Madras
Justin
Confort
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