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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1914
Page
2
An overseas wireless report summarizes a German advance north of the Vistula, threatening Warsaw with a potential break in the line from Wildenberg to Wasaw. It notes heavy casualties and continued resistance in Serbia and Galicia, with southward operations toward Belgrade.
Brookville Eagle analyzes the China crisis with A. Demedy of Columbia and Jeromial W. Jenks of NYU arguing Yuan Shih Kai’s power split, Beard backing Sun Yat Sen’s line, and Hwang Meier’s exile influence. The piece weighs whether Yuan or reformers better protect China’s sovereignty while noting American attitudes and pacific policy tensions.
A lengthy letter from A. H. Pettinone of the U.S. Department of Agriculture urges Alabama farmers to end cattle tick infestations. He extols dipping vats and arsenical solutions to protect beef cattle, notes high beef prices, and links tick control to preserving soil and boosting southern wealth. He praises Calhoun County for leading efforts and calls for replacing scrub stock with better breeds.
A polemic urging Southern regeneration through spiritual and economic reform. The author extols faith, thrift, and cooperative effort to transform agriculture, education, and civic life, arguing collective action will overcome past waste and debt and propel progress by 1915.
A lengthy proposal urges codification of land laws using a Torrens style system, creation of neighborhood banks for modest savers, and long term mortgage banks. It outlines tax exemptions for mortgages, farm finance standards, and community improvement to fund long term credits, plus recommendations for agricultural education and cooperative development. The author cites New York experience and calls for legislative action and dissemination of model laws.
Mountain Oake Encampment No. 2 meets on the first and third Fridays in Rosal Oak. The notice lists meeting times and location for members and announces regular session dates.
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