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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1914
Page
5
An auto accident near the Noble Street area injured a girl and led to the arrest and $10 fine for driving. Local business notices reference glazing supplies and a Christmas event, with scattered names and dates in the imperfect text.
Publisher announces Christmas checks to be mailed on December 12 with full payment for those who paid in full. Remaining checks will be sent on the same day. The 1923 Christmas season begins with a special sale and club join incentive.
A brief notice promotes paints and wearables with phone 797, naming Omega Flour for Christmas baking and claiming delivery by Paint Glass and Renailders Sup ply Ca.
The Star editor thanks the good people of Armiston and friends who shared sympathy after the illness and death of Clara Richardson. The note from Mrs. M J Reeceardson and Mr. R D Reeceardson along with Mr. and Mrs. J F Bray closes the item.
The 4:50 pm service time is moved up from 4 o'clock at St Michael's during the mission. High school freshmen and flowers are noted with lilies and more at FF, brights, 9th and 6th Mount Hope City.
Thirty one cases were on the police court docket. The fines imposed totaled 629 dollars and 20 cents as recorded in the court’s pocket docket.
Local scouts and church representatives gathered articles for Belgian relief. Citizens are thanked for liberal contributions as the drive ends and posts note the office strain and community support.
Boon county entap campaign offers 20000 extra votes for every 6 subscription tickets turned in by December 12 with 50000 extra votes for a $10 club before December 16. Amy Young woman eligible writes E2 Enterprise Manager to join free daily paper list for campaign. Prizes for top voters awarded in Anniston and nearby areas.
A Cornett University professor reports experiments where male guinea pigs inhaled alcohol fumes. Descendants show nervousness and misliking, even when mothers were treated well. Some offspring are born eyeless and many generations later defects persist.
The readable text alleges alcohol treatment programs and experiments with guinea passages. It mentions Mol parents and VC, and a reference to Russia. It cites a revenue figure of 150000000 dollars and a liquor embe or related context.
The article reports President Wilson opposing Gardner’s proposed methods for military preparedness. A White House statement says Wilson would not support Gardner’s plan as it could create an unfavorable impression, though Gardner intends to press the issue with Congress.
Anniston forecast calls for cloudy night and Tuesday with likely rain. Alabama cloudiness tonight through Tuesday with probable rain. barometer 30.0 inches. temperatures show high near 90s? and low around 60s. precipitation totals to date and precipitation deficits noted. Williamson official in charge.
The Ammiston lodge held a memorial at Savory Theatre with members and friends in attendance. FS D Willett gave the address praising the departed and honoring their motives for gathering, followed by a reading of Thaematopsis and a musical program by Milssese Greer Smyth, New, and Sawer.
Mrs. Geo Bindley of Severs, Kansas credits Vinol with restoring appetite and strength after a grippe left her weak and unable to sleep. She reports two bottles improved her health, noting Vinol's cod liver oil elements and wine base support digestion and vitality.
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses a tonic and remedy effects. It mentions a signature and changes in sensation but provides no clear event, date, or identifiable persons.
In Chicago, 36 detectives are named in confessions tied to a new gang operation. The district attorney’s office notes the gang used red cards to shield members, while Arthur Sokeerm and the Varnell violin quartet figure in the proceedings. A reorganized Anniston lodge chaired the event with Rev. Weller delivering the benediction.
Headache and neuralgia relief claimed by James Headache Powder promises quick head ache relief. The ad urges readers to buy a dime package at the drug store and notes rapid effects after consumption.
Abstract of the article notes white men Frank Hughres and BE Brown faced penalties after a raid. Hughres received $100 for violating prohibition rules. Brown was fined $606 for possessing a public safety item and $25 for a Sunday drink.
The document records a bank statement sworn by C M Alexamater cashier of City Bank & Treast Co. in Calhoun County Alabama. It notes totals including Grand Petal 226942.93 and Greased Total 100000.00 with a date of December 5th 2914. Notary public Jessrae Gulledgr verifies the oath.
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