Remembrance Fund Aids Alabama Soldiers In War Effort
Anniston society reports a busy season of Red Cross work and war relief. Local women organize New Jersey and Maryland units, assemble care packages for Camp Wheeler and Alabama troops, plan rest room opening, and host charity teas and dances for veterans and soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He Country Club
Charles D. Barber
New Jersey
Red Cross
Council of Defense
Vose
Anniston
Barber
Panama
Women of
New
Maryland
Frederick W. Goddard
Bf Ie
N. J
Eucapine Salve Promoted For Infant Care
An advertisement urges mothers and nurses to prevent infant nasal and throat infections by using a mild eucalyptus menthol salve. It claims the product clears secretions, reduces germs, and helps prevent ear and throat complications. sold as Eucapine Salve for 25 cents per large jar in Anniston by Wikle Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duc Etores
Anniston
Wikle Drug Co
Carlin Resolution Favored By Judiciary Committee
Washington December 14 The Carlin resolution extending anti trust law operation until January 1 1919 combined purchasing by corporate interests was favorably reported to the house by the judiciary committee The measure has been urged by the railroads as a war action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carlin
House
Judiciary Committee
Six Additional American Deaths in France Reported
The War Department announced six more U S deaths in France among the Expeditionary Forces. Corporal Leroy F Harwood of Beverly Massachusetts died December 12 from pneumonia and meningitis. Private W T Parnell infantry died December 11 from pneumonia. Katherine M Minnehan of Quincy Massachusetts died December 11 from pneumonia. Private Richard B Hughes of Bowling Green Kentucky died December 11 from pneumonia. Private Ralph M Miller of Orient Iowa died December 10 from scarlet fever. Private Wiley Cheeks of Girard Alabama died December 12 after being struck by a train. Sergeant Millard Smith of Ranger West Virginia died December 6 from a gunshot wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War. Department
Leroy F. Harwood
Beverly
Mass
Field Artillery
W. T._Parnell
Infantry
Friend
Katherine M. Minnehan
South St. Quincey
Mars
Richard B. Hughes
Bowling .Grean
Cavalry
Wiley Cheeks
Girard
Ala
Millard Smith
Ranger
W. Va
Doctor Pierce Anuric Remedies Promote Kidney Health
An oldadvertisement extols Anuric Tablets from Dr Pierce Surgical Institute Buffalo NY to prevent aging and kidney troubles. It claims benefits from uric acid elimination, suggests milkvegetable diet with limited meat, and notes endorsements from Sylacauga Alabama readers about reduced edema and improved circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oni
Pierce
Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N.Y
Anur
Lithia
Sylacauga
Ala
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mothers
This remedy is praised as one of the best and most efficient medicines for coughs colds and croup. It is pleasant and safe to take making it suitable for children. Many mothers have given its unqualified endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Tores
Box for Orphans and Christmas Operetta At Oxford Church
At the Poetist Church women pack a Christmas box for Evergreen orphans and thank contributors. A children's operetta at the high school auditorium promises one good evening, directed by Miss Marie Gamtron with adults 25 cents, children 10. Several Oxford residents and visitors are noted, including return of Lynwood Gray from Atlanta and updates on local families and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Roberts
Poetist Church
Evergreen
Marie Gamtron
Local Board Readies Classification For Drafted Men
Calhoun county will mail thousands of questionnaires to men drafted for military service. The new system divides draftees into five classes and will reduce local board workload. Legal frater nity volunteers assist in answering forms while a committee of oral attorneys oversees the process. Calhoun county has met its first draft quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard
Hoover
Calhoun
Sery
Tee U. D
Ani
Calhoun County
Ryetetu
Legal Fraternity
Tanlac Restores Strength to Miami Painter After Seventeen Years
R Chepman, a master painter of 427rd St Miami Fla, credits Tanlac with ending fifteen years of nerves upset, sleeplessness, stomach trouble, and weakness. After seven bottles he says he gained weight, slept well, and feels younger. Tanlac sold in Ariston by Scarbrough Pers Cerrany and in each town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Counda
Tanlac
R. Chepman
Ard St
Miami
Fla
Taniac
Ariston
Scarbrough Pers Cerrany
Clyde Steamship seeks ICC to cancel second class fares
The Clyde Steamship Company petitioned the Interstate Commerce Commission to cancel all second class and steerage passenger rates from New York to Southern and Southeastern ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Clyde Steamship Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Southern
Porta
Postal Clerks Needed for Christmas Rush Delays Enlistments
Washington December 14. The President directed that inductions into military service of postal employees be deferred until after January 1 to keep postal staffing at a maximum during the Christmas rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Der
Five Americans Die in Service Abroad
Washington reports five Americans killed while serving overseas from diverse causes. The list includes Sergeant Paul Jordan of Georgia with December 16 injuries in a motorcycle accident, Private Harold Warner of Merines dying December 6 from pneumonia, Able Seaman John Braashart of A B Sea Herwind per December 17 pneumonia, Private Maurice J. Capron of the Coast artillery corps who died December 8 from natural causes leaving sister Mrs Bridget Riley of Neshwauk Minnesota, and another case from Alexandria Virginia with a December date for ephedrine or similar illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alexandria
Seusten Tees
Paul Jordan
Quartermaster Corps
Harold Warner
Merines
Pheumonia
John Braashart
John Braashart, A
Ship Herwind
Maurice J. Capron
Copat Auiliery Corps
Natural Ecauéer
Bridget Riley
Neshwauk
Minn
Gets-It Removes Corns With Drops Peel Off Quickly
The ad touts Gets-It as the sole safe corn and callus remedy. It claims 2 or 3 drops peel away any corn or callus in one piece without irritation. Sold for 25 cents per bottle at drug stores and by KH. Lawre & Co. Chicago. distributed in Anniston by local drug firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KH. Lawre & Co
Chicago
Anniston
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Nts
Fed Cross Hospital Relief
Emily Tyler
Charles Kline
Chap Wheeter
Alabama Boys
Card Club
Fred Blackmon
J. ¢. Wheeler
Scott Roberts
Bell Sierner
Stephen Smith
A. J. Goodwin
William Sproull
Chad
T. C. Chapter
Anderson
Wilmer Avenue
Joseph Aderhold
Wheeler
Soldier Boys
Camp Wheeler
EB. Smith
Evelyn Gyrd Smith
Lewis Woodruff
Walter Kobbe
Miss Smith
Mrs. Smith
Selma
Birmingham Ledger
Alabera
James
A. W. Bell
J D. Barlow
M. Caudle
J. M. Mcintyre
J. J. Mcintyre
L. T. Smith
Luella Smith
Wood Herren
Scarbroush
N. E
Stephen Thompson
Iva Cook
H. F. Montgomery
Drama League
Camp McCiellan
Henry M. Edmonds
Owen Gillespy
Birmingham News
Emmett
Ledestter
Attava
Mary ‘Rosser Brandon
Dedaden
Mies Julia V. Miller
Major
E. M. Tatwiler
John Cd.wads
James W. Vose
Abercrombie
Marvin Hill
Saamae
Mr Vose
Keating
Fosdick
Ansiston
Alexander
Camden
Frank Johnston
Robert M. Alexander
112Th Field Artillery
Camaen
Then
Henry Veecher Greer
Julia Vv. Miller
Miss Miller
Rows Markman
Charlie Warnock
Milas Alice Warnock
Atlanta
Annieton
C. W. Nixon
Mrs. Gaither Perry
Mrs. Rennee
Pell City
Coats
Curtis
East 10Th St
France
News OF Oxford
Lynwood Gray
Mrs
Aben Hail
Carl Hubbard
R. T. Pinson
Worth Whitercide
R. A. Gannaway
Silver Range
Oxford
Letia Mattison
Woellington
J. C. Lagrone
McPherron Street
Frank Powel
Soalshan
Hanean Hospital
Kirt Emerson
Silver Run
Howerd Trttrell
Genty Parton
Mary
Hudson
Maih Street
Foster Draper
Colonel Moore
Curry Station
Oxford Town
Rawyer Beaver
Trinity
Mrs. Beall
Washion
A. O.humphries
Mr. Beall
Southern Railway
Heal Estate Co
Mites
Ada V. Williame
Dega
Fons
Geo. Stone
Villian
Soveneny
Cole
United States
Canada
Florists’ Telegeevi Delivery Association
Santa
Welworth and Wirthmor
Malone-Woodruff CO
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