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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1917

Page

4

Interesting and Historic Memories of Old Settlers in Calhoun County

The article describes a scenic, rugged exploration north of Anniston into the Choccolocco valley. It highlights Milton Harkins guiding readers to Beck's branch and Diana's pool, noting Big Ben mountain, Winton's 45 acre basin farm ruins, and a carved beech tree dated 1811. It invites readers to hike, swim, and marvel at the wild beauty and historical echoes of early settlers.

Calhoun County Diana Sylvan Anniston John Milton Big Ben Horseblock Alabama Georgia Milton Harkins Harkins Beck Choccolocco W. J. Roberts Choccolocco Town Winton Diana's Pool

Myrtle Nixon Attends Junaluska Training School

Miss Myrtle Nixon returned from Lake Junaluska North Carolina where she attended the Junaluska Training School of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The first session closed August 4 and commencement was August 5 with Nixon receiving a certificate of honor for completing teacher training courses.

Myrtle Nixon Lake Junaluska N. C Junaluska Training School M.eb Church, South Misa Nixon Junaluska

Black-Draught Eases Constipation Says Kentucky Reader

Mrs Pearl Patrick of Meadorsville Kentucky writes that after tried laxatives worsened her symptoms Black Draught eased a sour stomach improved digestion and restored regular bowels. She praises its gentle action and ease of swallowing as her answer to relief lasting benefit.

Meadorsville Pearl Patrick Thedford Cary

Bottled Light Could Glow at White House Under New Invention

Pittsburgh inventor Ethan S. Dodds says a 20 inch arc globe will glow from the Arlington Heights wireless station and reach the White House with Marconi sparker. The light emits no heat and can mark undersea lanes for ships, aiding safe night navigation. Dodds, once with Westinghouse, discusses radium based storage and awaits Marconi’s globe in San Francisco.

Pittsburgh White House Washington Ethan S. Dodds Dodds National Capital Wilson Arlington Heights Guglielmo Marconi Mr. Marconi San Francisco New Navy Department George Westinghouse

Display of Sculpture in Philadelphia Opens Tomorrow

Philadelphia hosts what may be the country’s largest display of monumental and sculptural works. The Commercial Museums will showcase the collection starting tomorrow for a week as part of the Nations Retail Monument Dealers Association annual convention.

Philadelphia

Mission to Lepers Secretary Planned six month tour

Vancouver report says W. M. Danner secretary of the Mission to Lepers will sail today on the Empress of Asia for a six month inspection tour of leper settlements in Japan China Korea and the Philippines. He is accompanied by his wife and daughter. The mission operates ninety two leper colonies aiding eleven thousand lepers and children from its Boston headquarters.

Vancouver B.C W. M. Danner Mission To Japan China Korea Philippines Boston

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News OF Merrellton Marion Stewart Rome Piedmont J. L. Green Jason Couch Jacksonville J. C. Glass Salem Church T. EB. Cartledge Elsie Bernice Nixon Carrollton D. W. Hay Hay Bill Cowan Ada Bell Jennings Harry Morgan Nances Creek M. T. Weaver W. G. Green Gertie and Floy Nixon York Buckeye Halls Buckeye Cotton Oil'Co Householders of Anniston of Anniston Chamber OF Commerce
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