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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1914
Page
4
A fragment discusses Warburg as a capable fighter and mentions a stance toward Mexico. It notes respect for a compositor who pronounced Old Pancho's name as "viler" and hints at strong sentiments in the writing.
If England enters the melee the likelihood of hunger strikes growing increases. Activists gear up amid mounting protests and potential spiking tensions across major cities and campuses.
The piece riffs on war news and domestic issues from tariffs to rail rates. It jests about Uncle Sam, merchant marine, telephone costs, and Army worm fears while lampooning public curiosity about Pan European conflict.
The Birmingham News urges large turnout at a Boys' Clubs of America meeting in Auburn and highlights Alabama farm wealth per acre, rising crop knowledge, and the South's dominance in cotton, tobacco, and sweet potatoes. It argues for stronger advertising of Southern agriculture amid national wheat praise and economic pressures.
The Department of Agriculture with state colleges outlines a program to train farmer women and men through group classes. Courses range from poultry and fruit growing to cheese making and cooking with 16 to 20 lectures over five weeks. Each group receives textbooks and lab equipment valued at 100 dollars with a study leader from the member farm.
An analysis outlines war expenses across major conflicts from 1870 to 1905, detailing per-day soldier costs and total pounds for wars like Crimean, American Civil, Spanish-American, and Russo-Japanese. It notes monetary crises and broader economic damage beyond battlefield losses.
Timetable style notice lists arrivals and departures at Union Passenger Station for various trains. Mentions Birmingham Atlanta Washington routes with multiple locals and specials, including Meridian Alabama State Express and Louisville and Nashville connections. Also notes times for Gadsden and Birmingham and Talladega Calera southbound services.
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