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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1916
Page
9
Paid political ad by Kirby 5 ward of Birmingham Alabama. He proposes selecting one man from each county to draft a law suited to all localities and presented to the legislature. He pledges to travel statewide to enforce law where wardens fail to act and insists every appointee must perform duties. May 9 election anticipated.
The Birth of a Nation arrives at the Noble theatre for three days starting April 24. Demand is high. Birmingham and Atlanta struggle to book dates. Residents of Sylacauga Talladega and nearby towns arrange special trains and seek reservations before tickets go on sale.
J W Tomlinson, 73, of Westover Shelby county Alabama, says Tanlac made him feel much better and stronger after a long illness and he plans to return to farming in Shelby. He credits the medicine with restoring health, energy, and appetite, and notes local druggists Scarbrough Drug Co sells Tanlac in Anniston.
A breezy society note describes attending clubs and gatherings. It praises Futerpeans Browning Club and Ma trons' Study Club, mentions modern drama themes, bri dge and card clubs, and dances at the Country Club, with humor about invitation gaps.
A closing note asks Lizzie to write often and share all gossip about the Armiston folk. The writer expresses affection and admiration for dancing with men who dance well and urges steady correspondence.
Telegrams told Senator Charles Kline early Saturday of the death by self harm of Senator Clyde Thatch at New Decatur late Friday. The two had been deskmates in the Montgomery capitol, a shock to Kline.
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