LeGrange Triumphs Over Anniston In 14 Innings
LeGrange defeated Anniston 6 to 5 in a 14 inning Georgia Alabama league game. Lamar led off with a bunt hit and later scored the winning run as LeGrange surged late. Waldren hit a homer and LeGrange maintained pressure with strong defense, while Anniston tied the score in the eighth but could not pull ahead.
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Geeorsia-Alabama
Anniston Woerm
le Gramme
Lamar Rem
Balis
Feld
LeGrange
Anniston
Nim
Wntil
Lamar
Melin
Stage News Aims for Big 1920s Theatre Season
Walker Whiteside joins Mr. Wu in October while Katherine Greenough leads in The Rise of Three. George Scarbores states he competed in What Is Love. Katheryn Oster- aman debuts True to Nature as a vaudeville sketch. William Hodge tours in The Road to Hag. A Viennese operetta Madea Theresa heads to Los Angeles. William A Brady plans to dramatize Louisia M Arcot’s novel An Old-Fashioned Girl. Tante 25 may be retitled The Tempt Possible Woman. Classic plays It Pays to Advertise and In Old Kentucky return. Essie Ferguson stars in The Dragon’s Law by Austin Strong. The Heart of Daddy Whack premieres for Bec. Mollie King leads in The Belle of Bond Street with Sam Berns.
Broadway Season Opens With Touring and New Plays
The season kicks off with Oypelika and Gadsden scores and vaudeville updates. Henry W. Savage books a forty six week tour for Everywoman and Castle Romance with Marie Nordstrom. Otis Skinner to star in The Silent Voice with a Westing ton opening. Martha By the Day set for Syracuse on August 27 with May Robson leading cast.
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Canada
Henry W. Savage
Charles Frohman
Otis Skiamet
Silent Voice
Waetlington
Martha- By-the
Syracoussee
Robson
Rameev Wallace
Mary Mersch
Southland teams vie in scattered results downtown
Chattanooga travels to Birmingham while Atlanta visits Mobile and Nashville meets Montgomery as Southern basketball scores show Birmingham 4 1, Nashville 6 0, Montgomery 2, New Orleans 4, Memphis 6, Mobile 1 with several games Tuesday night.
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Birmingham
Maashville
Atlanta
Montgermery
New Orelans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Mobile
Hattanooga
Nashville
New Orleans
Baseball Bunts Spark Georgia League Playoff Push
Anniston and Lantrange clashed in a brisk 14 inning tilt with Williamson and Killinworth shaping the mound work. Lamar sparked the offense with three two baggers as Gadsden trimmed opponents while Selma and Newnan fought in a tight finish. Postseason series begin with Anniston traveling to Talladega as the season winds down.
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TaGrange
Annistom
Talladega
Picty
Stallings Sees Cussing as Motivation in Braves Pull
New York reports on George Stallings praising his Braves for their late winning streak. He notes his players respond to harsh words, while his own praise boosts team confidence. Stallings expects continued battle with the Giants as the pennant race tightens toward the World Series.
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Stalling T
Stallinge
Braves
Frank Bakeer
Mathewson
Marquard
Eddie Collins
Mia
Giants
Revival closes at New Bethel church in Meade
Rev J L Doss conducts revival at New Bethel church ending with nine additions eight by baptism. Miss Leora McCullar closes music school and returns home near Lincoln. Local residents, including Williams Waddle and sister Mary, attend Sabbath services as Mrs Hoemry Smith and others visit. Farmers' Union meeting in Birmingham noted. Prayer meetings held biweekly. several McCullars and Frames relatives mentioned in visits.
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Williams Waddle
Mary
H. C
T. C. Frames
Hoemry Smith
Vale Exeath
Agemes Campbell
Lora McCullars
M. J. Doss
G. W. Toss
M. J. Haynes
Farmers' State Union
Birmingham
Katie Timmons
Vilie Heath
Lena MicCullars
Local visitors and Sabbath attendance noted in town
W Heath visited Miss Bertha Hig gains Saturday afternoon. Paul Wadefell of Egypt visited Uncle Burt Waddell. Lillie and Annie Doss returned home after a week with friends and relatives in Amniston. Allen Martins Peaceburg attended sabbath school there Sunday.
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W. Heath
Bertha Higgains
Paul Wadefell
Egypt
Burt Wwaddell
Lillie
Annie Doss
Amniston
Allen Martin
Peaceburg
Funeral for Judge David W. Shelby in Huntsville
The funeral for Judge David W. Shelby of the United States circuit court of appeals will be held Tuesday at 11 a.m. from his Madison Street residence. Survived by his widow, a brother Dr. A B Shelby, and sisters Mrs S Pleasants and Misses Yancey and Marion Shelby all of Huntsville. Shelby Pleasants, a Huntsville lawyer, is a nephew of the deceased judge.
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Asage
David WD. Shelby
United States
Efrcuit Court
Ap- Peals
Madison Street
Shelby
A. B. Shelby
Mra
S. Pleasants
Yancey Amc
Marion Shelby
Hunteville
Pleasants
Huntaville
Jad Salts for Aching Kidneys Advertised Cure
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts as a remedy for kidney problems and related symptoms. It claims the product cleanses and stimulates kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, and prevents complications, sold by local druggists including Agents Elam-Hamrick Drug Co.
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Bidney
Elam-Hamrickk Drug Co
Meeting at Springs Begins September 6 Near Wellington
Beginning September 6 at 11 a.m. a two week meeting will be held at Schenck's Sulphur Springs near Wellington with evangelist Rev. A. B. Rev. EB conducting services. Rev. Page, a Howard College graduate, has preached in Texas and is a recognized speaker. Weekday services start at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sunday services run with 3 p.m. preaching.
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Schenck
Wellington
A. EB
Baptist General Convention
Mr. Page
Howard College
Texas
Atilla
Aleo
Local Notes on Social Visits and Church Attendance
The column records revival services ending with ten members and guests staying with families. It lists visits and hospitality among Mrs Fannie Page of Oxford, R. S. Page and others, with piano playing, watermelon, and casual gatherings. Several residents are noted as visiting relatives or hosting guests across Mobile, Boat, Alexandria, and nearby towns, including Thursday church attendance at Weaver and trips to Gadsden and Hokes Bluff.
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Fannie Page
Oxford
Rier
Twieces
Mobile
Ben Sutley
Nellie Levdleema
Bessie
Ethel Smith
Seassie Clorene
Marie Duggan
C. D. Page
Edd
Vermon McDonald
Cooper
Mr. Howell
Anniston
Nellie Leyder
Gadsden
Belle Showmake
Hokes Bluff
Tuberculosis Remedy Adverts Night Sweats and Recovery Claims
An old advertisement extols Eckman’s Alterative for tuberculosis sufferers. It promises stopping night sweats banishing fever and hastening recovery, claiming broad effectiveness for respiratory and lung affections. It urges writing to Almag Philadelphia for a recovery booklet.
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Almag
Philadelphia
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