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Newspaper
The Mobile Item
Location
Mobile, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1915
Page
14
A Lafayette Indiana Journal reader praises the Woman's Page for offering household hints from cheap meals to crochet crafts and thrifty decorating. The letter lauds the section's helpfulness while cautioning brides to read carefully and not take everything on faith.
A discussion on balancing home and school life for juveniles notes that no single parent can regulate youth alone and calls for parental agreement on reasonable social limits. Teachers are praised but urge parental responsibility to curb youth frivolities and poor scholarship. A Mobile Union meeting notice and a brief House Party return are included.
A vintage advert promotes Gets-It as a painless corn remedy claiming rapid relief in two minutes. It laments prior harsh treatments and urges readers to buy through local grocers or E. Lawrence & Co.
Public notice states inquiries on Jove affairs addressed to Miss Eros will be printed if concise. Names will not be printed. Address your letters to Miss Eros Mobile Item and use one side of paper for correspondence. Personal letters will not be answered.
The article lists attendees including Violet Burdett and guests Messrs. Wm. and Emile Fagestram Wm. and Freddie Romage Willie Moot Glen Burdett Herbert Mathews Harry Alvarez John D. Prarie and George Peppers. Hostess duties were supported by Mrs. J. B. McDonough and Mrs. L. H. Reuter.
An appeal by the Countess de Bavara urges funding for a new French Red Cross motor formation to relieve wartime suffering. Details list seven motorized units with radiograph, sterilizing, kitchen, laundry and transport capabilities and costs.
A 1920s style column offers advice on dating conduct and engagement rules. Readers discuss whether kissing before engagement is proper, trust issues in rival affections, and choosing steadier partners. Also includes social notes on dances and local clubs.
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