Bowie Honored in Anniston as He Steps Away From Office
Congressman Sydney J. Bowie remains a fixture in Anniston though he moves elsewhere. A marble monument on Noble Street honors his work for Anniston and the county, including rural route deliveries and a local weather station secured through his efforts. The piece notes his unlikely candidacy end and urges attendance at the upcoming educational meeting. Bryan’s Georgia homecoming and Atlanta’s anticipated claim are mentioned amid campaign heat.
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Noble Street
Aniston
Bowie
Anniston
Councilmen White and Wikle in dispute over exchanges issue
A letter from E. P. Cooper defends Councilman White against Dr J L Wikle over who supported ordinances to close the exchanges, cor cor respondents and bucket shops in Anniston. The writer warns of public misperception and urges clarity amid statewide concern. Chamberlain's Salve touted for eczema and salt rheum with local sale by J L Wikle.
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Wikle
J. L. Wikle
Deservedly High Praise for Col O Neal
The Moulton Advertiser lauds Col O Neal after a Monday visit, calling him a fine lawyer and a capable public official. It praises his speech as among the best heard locally and endorses his bid for lieutenant governor, with hopes for a future biography in a forthcoming edition.
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O'Neal
Good crowd for Dr Cunningham in Calhoun district
Dr R M Cunningham is expected to attract a large audience as he speaks to Calhoun voters in Oxford tonight and in Anniston and Jacksonville tomorrow. Circulars are being distributed and his eloquence is highlighted to drum up support.
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Calhoun County
Oxford
Jacksonville
Anniston
New York
Monasteries in Belgium Rise Rapidly
The number of convents and monasteries in Belgium has grown quickly from 779 institutions with 12 000 members in 1846 to 2 500 institutions with 38 000 members in 1900. In Bruges nearly one third of buildings belong to religious societies.
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Belgium
Bruges
Bite of a Girl Outlines Lethal Mouth Germs Claim
Professor W D Miller of the University of Berlin argues that a bite from a pretty girl can spread deadly germs as effectively as poisoned foods or snake venom. In a lecture he cited experiments showing saliva dipped arrows causing death more swiftly than serpent venom in a beautiful German subject.
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W. D. Miller
University of Berlin
Miller
Germany
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