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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1915
Page
7
Readers may submit love inquiries to Miss Eros at the Mobile Item column. Personal letters will not be answered, and private correspondence is handled. Address your notes clearly and write on only one side of the paper. Names will not be printed.
Annie brings baby Margaret Anne to discuss Aunt Mary and reveals Tim's spoiling of the child. The pair quarrel over care and schooling, while the godfather adds $500 to the savings. The narrator muses on future plans and money versus affection, closing with a kiss and a tease of continuation.
Sewing circle at Government Street Presbyterian Church meets Tuesday with Mrs. Margaret South in Spring Hill. Mobile Union to discuss story sources on September 7 at 8 o clock. Mobile Suffrage Association to meet Tuesday evening at 8 in the Cawthon Hotel assembly room. Mothers Club of the Settlement invites mothers to a 3:30 pm talk by T. Mark F. Andrews marking fall work. Mrs Helen Smith Woodruff donates a new story for hospital fundraising with sale committees led by Mrs Hale Tarrant. Mrs J S Thomas named Dean of Women at the university. United Daughters of the Confederacy delegates receive convention travel notes for San Francisco October 20 25 with events planned through October 31.
Ironton Ohio resident Mrs Rena Bowman reports dramatic improvement after a year using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises relief from female troubles and states she can work again and has helped her daughter sleep and regain health. She endorses the product and offers to publish the letter. She invites others to inquire at Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass for confidential advice.
A 28 year old woman writes about dating a prosperous farmer for two years. A former boarder woman lingered, they split, reconciled, and the man now insists he loves her yet refuses proposals. He says he will never marry despite occasional hints of marriage.
The ad touts electrifying the home with an Electric Flat Iron and Washing Machine to save time and effort. It claims an Electric Cleaner brightens and improves home life and highlights appliances like the Electric Toaster, Percolator, and Grill for easier breakfasts.
Calendar entry lists Society meetings and social events in Mobile. Caffey Planck wedding at Central Presbyterian Church at 6 p m. Equal Suffrage Club 8 p m Cawthon assembly room. Ladies' Aid J Sutton 4 pm. Catholic Knights and Ladies of America Mrs Ruffin 4 pm. Story Telling Hour Mobile Library 4 pm. Raphael Semmes Parliamentary Law Club 5 pm Mrs Elliott Johnstone. Wednesday Norma Sutton trip to Fort Morgan for Rose Amy Jones and Kathrine Bellingrath. Thursday Lyons Park Story Telling Hour 6 pm. Mrs Gurley Ladies' Aid silver tea. Mobile Graded Union 4:45 pm meeting. Sunday school lesson 5 5:30 pm. Teachers' training 5:30 6 pm. Friday M T C University Dance 8 pm German Relief Hall. Craighead Parliamentary Law Club &&-m Cawthon assembly room.
Rev. Tom Chapman of DeFuniak Springs failed to fill his appointment at Tompkins school house Thursday evening but kept it Sunday afternoon. A party hosted by Mr. Gough drew about seventy five attendees. Grove Hill Universalist services drew locals on Sunday. Entertainments hosted by William Quin and dances at several homes keep the season lively. Multiple guests and visitors are noted among local families including Misses Bessie Hoben and Claudia Driscoll of near Jackson.
Two organizations led by Mrs. W. Emmings promote long life for members with aims to live to 100. Rules include rising early eating no meat avoiding tea or coffee and regular outdoor exercise. Critics ask what is the point of living to a hundred if such life is not enjoyable.
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