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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
3
Fragmentary report notes a proposed return of a prince and possible Turkish alliance shifts. It mentions Jed Paste, depemed, and forces massed near Tirana with threats tied to a Holy War overshadowed by Austrian influence.
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts as a cure for back and kidney problems. It claims kidneys become overworked from meat and uric acid, causing pain and urinary issues, and urges a daily dose before breakfast for five days, asserting safety and health benefits.
Barley Beard, 19, sentenced to die in the electric chair for the confessed murder of Robert Maumsey, his sister Mary, and their mother Nancy Maumsey at a farm near Ironton last spring. He confessed to Chicago authorities after disappearance and arrest on May 15 at his sister's Chicago home.
The tired business man is proved a veritable tomb tom The Firefly composer Rudolf Frim provides a tuneful score The plot centers on a Paris medical trial of a perfume and a doctor who must die or surrender his wife The farce grows with mistaken identities and a chorus of pretty girls featuring a cast of well known entertainers.
Senator Root reviews Alexander Hamilton papers in a bid to prove Hamilton’s interest in founding Hamilton Oneida Academy in 1792. The probe will span private collections and the Congressional Library. Hamilton College traces its origins to Kirkland and education of Native Americans. Senator Root, a 1864 graduate, seeks confirmation of Hamilton’s role.
Notice that J. M Burge requests passage of a bill in Alabama to grant relief as a Confederate Soldier and resident of Calbeown County. The act would restore Burge to the pension rolls and require the State Auditor to issue a warrant for 288.84 dollars to be paid from available treasury funds.
In the Special Term of the Probate Court of Calhoun County Alabama, J E Privett estate administratrix Wood filed a final settlement and vouchers. The court designates January 4, 1915 as the examination date to pass upon the account and settlement with notice by publication to all interested parties.
A vintage ad promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use solution to restore natural color to faded or gray hair. It claims the product darkens evenly within days, hides gray, reduces dandruff and shedding, and costs about 60 cents for a large bottle at drug stores.
The notice instructs voters to submit the first nomination ballot received for each candidate to the Campaign Manager of The Evening Star and Hot Blast in Selton Alabama. It warns the campaign may reject certain denominations and asks for name and address of the voter and preferred candidate. The identities of those nominating will not be disclosed.
The page lists numerous individuals with monetary amounts and routes, detailing a subscription drive across multiple towns. Names include Miss Mary Helter Gibeon, Miss Nellie Ford, Mrs Dollie Campbell, and many others with varied route entries and sums, reflecting a broad community fundraising effort.
Atlanta, Dec. 4. Atlanta's new Methodist university will sit on Druid Hills borders near the city park, per the north and south Georgia conference agreement. A topographical survey and building site plans follow, with about one hundred acres allocated for the campus and facilities. Druid Hills is praised for beauty and access while avoiding city congestion.
A brief health update notes piles can be cured in ten to fourteen days with certain treatments. Specific remedies or medical guidance are not provided in the fragment.
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