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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1916
Page
11
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a 10 cent box cure for headaches bad breath foul stomach and digestive issues. It claims gentle liver and bowel cleansing improves mood sleep and overall energy for adults and children with cheerful promises and nightly routines.
The Church of Christ announces a new quarter starting at 9 36 p m with the pastor’s sprain improving. Morning sermon The Blind Life and evening The Wages of Sin. The pastor and Rev G A Reynolds of Oxford swap pulpits on the third Sunday to April. Rev Frank Julian of Sewanee Tenn will preach at Grace Church at 730 and 1 pm Sunday April 2 1916.
Railroad companies offer reduced rates to the Alabama State Sunday School Convention in Gadsden on April 25 26 27. Round trip fares are a little more than half regular prices with tickets available April 23 26 at local agents or from Leon C Palmer Montgomery Ala. Special trains will run and delegates arriving will be registered in advance for direct return home.
Chancellor W W Whiteside touring North Alabama counties for his bid to join the court of appeals bench. He plans a trip to Wedowee then another sweep through South Alabama as supporters grow in Jackson Madison Lauderdale Morgan Limestone Franklin Walker and Marshall counties.
By an agreement between the towboat owners and their men a wage advance of five dollars a month takes effect today. The scale from April 1 to December 31 lists captains and mates at Chicago 170 dollars, South Chicago 160, Duluth Ashland and Marquette 145, other ports 146. First aid second engineers receive 125 dollars a month.
In Atlanta on April 1 the Morr's Brown University hospital, run by colored doctors, opens to serve African American residents of Atlanta and surrounding Bath area, aiming to provide medical care to the colored community.
A historic merger sees Fair Haven Hospital, historically maintained by Black physicians, align with the University to expand medical services and training opportunities. The deal aims to broaden access and strengthen research across the city.
A large public facility will be expanded to house hundreds of patients, with a focus on improving capacity and services. Officials say the project will create a substantial increase in available beds and care spaces.
Fragmentary OCR notes a price 75 cents and a time window between 9 and 10 on Monday. The passage lacks clear subjects or events, leaving only these marginal details.
New Orleans April 1 substantial national interest surrounds the spring meeting of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Several hundred engineers from leading firms across America will participate in an important session opening Monday.
The readable text mentions Gee Beedred Dodlers and a connected care center. It includes references to counts or totals and a project or service. The fragmentary OCR suggests a misread line about a fee or service but lacks clear context or identifiable entities.
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