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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1917

Page

3

Jacksonville News Social updates and Red Cross events

The Jacksonville Alabama column reports Red Cross sewing and knitting sessions led by Mrs. James Crook, school improvement plans, and a charity moving picture show benefiting the Red Cross. It notes community visits, hospitalities, musical plans by the 114th Infantry Band, and local residents hosting guests and welcoming newcomers.

Red Cross Jacksonville 114Th Infantry Band New Jersey Camp McClellan

Women Rise in Jobs and Politics Across the Nation

The text notes washerwomen in New Castle Pa raising their daily rate to 2.50, 25000 workers at Woolwich arsenal in Hangland, NY Republicans organizing a women’s division, women now in Portsmouth navy yard industrial roles, Helen P. McCormick New York City’s first female prosecutor, Gertrude Deobach high railroad clerk, Mrs. Thomas J Preston Jr on national security committee, and Senator Reed Smoot backing woman suffrage and the Susan B Anthony amendment.

New Castle Woolwich Arsenal Hangland Republican State Committee of New York Portsmouth Navy Yard Helen P. McCormick New York City Gertrude Deobach Northern Pacific Railroad Thomas J. Preston, Jr Grover Cleveland National Security 2 Reed Smoot United States Senate

How to Prevent Croup in Children

Advice for parents notes hoarseness as the first sign of croup and recommends giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy immediately to ward off the attack and reduce danger and anxiety. The guidance emphasizes early treatment to prevent progression and complications.

Chamberlain

New Banks Sought in Several Alabama Cities

Requests for information about chartering new banks at Mobile Birmingham Clio Opp and Phil Campbell have been received by the State department of banking. Alex E Walker state superintendent of banks did not name those behind the movements or disclose proposed capital.

Montgomery Dec Mobile Birmingham Clio Opp Phil Campbell State Department of Banking Alex E. Walker

Walker Named Auditor for Federal Reserve Bank Atlanta

Montgomery Dec Special Janes A Walker son of Alex B Walker state superintendent of banks has been appointed auditor of the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank and will assume duties immediately. The appointment was made by M B Wellborn head of the reserve bank. Walker rose rapidly in banking starting as a clerk then chief clerk and later bank examiner. Superintendent Walker has not named a successor.

Montgomery Dec Janes A. Walker State Bank Alex B. Walker Bee Oral Reserve Bank of Atlanta M. B. Wellborn State Banking Department Walker

State Divides Alabama Into Fourteen Districts

The state military department completed dividing Alabama for medical advisory boards that will supervise medical examinations in each district. Districts include Mobile, Birmingham, Montgomery, Troy, Opelika, Tuscaloosa, Talladega, Albany, Jasper, Huntsville, Dothan, Selma, Gadsden, and their respective counties.

Montgomery Ala State Military Department Wilson Mobile Washington Maccambia Baldwin Clarke Chaetaw Birminghham Shelby St. Clair Blount Cullman Jefferson Chitton Crenshaw Lowndes Autauga Elmore Macon Russell Greenville Covington Conecuh Butler Troy Coffee Pike Barbour Bullock Opelika Lee Chambers Randolph Tallapoosa Tuscaloosa Greene Pickens Bibb Talladega Coosa Clay Cleburne Albany Morgan Lawrence Colbert Lauderdale Limestone Jasper Walker Winston Marion Payette Latiar Franklin Hunteville Madison Jackson Dothan Geneva Houston Henry and Dale Selma Sumter Monroe, Wilcox Dallas Marengo Perry and Hale Gadsden Calhoun Cherokee de Kalb Etowah and Marshall

Ballard's HOREHOUND SYRUP with Plaster Free Offer

Deep seated coughs need both external and internal treatment. Buy a dollar bottle of Ballard's Horehound Syrup and get a Herrick's Red Pepper Plaster for the chest free. Sold by Searbrough Drug Co.

Ballard Herrick Searbrough Drug Co

White House Picketing Decision To Be Reached

A four day conference of state chairmen and leaders of the woman's party meets in Washington to decide whether militant suffragists will continue picketing the White House. The event follows months of demonstrations before the executive mansion.

White House Washington Woman'’S Party Executive Mansion

German submarine fires on life boats after sinking Apapa

The German submarine that sank the British steamer Apapa fired shells at life boats from its vessel. Between seventy and 100 people are reported lost, including women and children in the open lifeboats.

London Apapa Cubmarine

Dealer Convicted for Rotting Potatoes Under Food Control

Washington December 6 A commission merchant was temporarily shut down after being convicted of letting two carloads of potatoes rot The action is the first of its kind believed to follow the food control law enacted by Hoover authorities aimed at enforcing wartime production and distribution standards.

Washington Herbert Hoover

Baby James Gains Two Pounds After Thompson's Food

Mrs. S. Putnars of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin writes that her four month old baby James, initially too weak to cry, gained two pounds in one week after starting Thompson's Food Peptonized. The letter notes rapid improvement and endorsement of the product as a complete food prepared by adding water.

7. S. Putnars Chippewa Falls Wisconsin James Thompson

How to Relieve a Baby's Cold

A mild salve named Eucapine Salve helps soothe nasal and throat irritation in children. Sold in Anniston by Wiklemeee Co. for twenty five cents a large family jar.

Anniston Wiklemeee Co Ady

Board finishes inquiry into Brigadier General Speaks at Camp Sheridan

An efficiency board concluded its less than one day inquiry into Brigadier General John Speaks at Camp Sheridan Montgomery. The report, which will go to the War Department, found no public disclosure of investigation cause and denied Ohio politics influenced the inquiry. General Treat relieved acting commander W R Smith, while Lt Col Dana Merrill returned as chief of staff.

Camp Sheridan Montgomery Dee G John ©. Speaks Ohio Division War Department Ohio General Speaks Speaks Seventy-third Infantry Charles X. Zimerman Charles G. Treat W. R. Smith Dana T. Merrill Trent WW. F. Porter Cincinnati 54Th 125Th 146Th Field Artillery Ri. O. Oatley W. W. Schwab

Rapidly Declining Cases Lead to Camp Quarantine

Cases drop to about twelve in camp as soon as a new case emerges the company is quarantined to prevent further spread.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mothers

This remedy is praised as one of the best for coughs colds and croup and is pleasant and safe for children to take. Many mothers have given it their unqualified endorsement.

Allgood Announces Candidacy for State Commissioner

Montgomery December 6 Miles C Allgood long active in Alabama politics since 1910 announced Wednesday afternoon his candidacy for state commissioner of agriculture and industries to fill the vacancy caused by James A Wade who will step down in January 1919 Allgood has been associated with federal farm demonstration work in Alabama and was elected state auditor in 1914.

Montgomery Ala Miles C. Allgood James A. Wade Allgood Alabama Federal

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