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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
4
The text references an old-fashioned call to prayer for Col Goethals and the desire to destroy canal destroyers. It mentions volcanoes, a Strike of fifty Mumgarisna servant girls, and aPennsylvania capitol addition of 2 200 000 dollars, reflecting political finance and construction themes.
A garbled passage discusses power, leadership by Kilby and Latby, and cooperation in administration. It references Alabama history, federal relations, and equality in emergencies, noting a broad state capability and public sentiment. The text is incomplete and fragmented.
A pamphlet from Cheweiand dvale's Department of Pedic Welfare argues the municipal hospital must stop passively receiving the sick and instead pursue active care, rehabilitation, sanitation, and public health cooperation. It urges funding for convalescence, scientific care, and education, noting recent city appropriations for Armiston hospitals and signaling pending measures before warm weather increases needs.
A historical note explains lime application to soils, detailing how lime improves porosity, water percolation, and nutrient availability. It discusses effects on different soil types, crop responses, and cautions about overuse and incorrect timing. The piece stresses soil testing and tailored liming strategies.
A writer in the Columbia States uses French consistently in a column, provoking debate over language use and possible consequences for continued multilingualism in the publication. A note warns of penalties if the column does not switch to English.
An Indiananon letter quotes Skin von Phat Tytewad opposing Belgian aid while urging local charity support. It notes a few critics in Calhoun county and praises the Good Fellows Club for responding to Belgian residents and the needy, urging work for the poor.
Anniston readers learn that the Alabama state senate members pledged their support to Hon Thomas F. E Kilby of this city for lieutenant governor and future leadership in the coming administration. Kilby and Bil Henderson align on key measures as the next legislature approaches.
A narrator argues against extravagant gifts, insisting simple clothing food and daily needs keep Christmas meaningful. The piece emphasizes that extra care should favor everyday life and necessities over lavish items for children.
Report from Newport News shows three pleas by workers over wage cuts affecting the yard. Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt has led hearings, with protests from the navy yard workforce noted. details on wage adjustments and potential concessions follow.
Stop Catarrh open nostrils and breathe freely with Ely Creme Balm. Apply a small amount to the nasal passages and sinuses to relieve congestion and head pressure. This balm penetrates to ease stuffed nose and sinus discomfort, offering quick soothing relief.
Porwcast THE WEATHER for the morning and Priday. Weather outlook shows increasing cloudiness with rain tonight and again Friday as temperatures slowly rise. Barometer near 29.90 inches, high around 44 degrees and low near 17. Normal today 44. Accumulated and precipitation figures provided by the local weather office. Williamson signs off.
Historical notes list assorted events from December 27 across years, including Rome captured by Goths in 1546, first English book printed, Columbus presented at Ferdinand and Isabella, Bermuda discovery in 1593, Saint Augustine poetry death, a theatre fire with 400 dead, Whittier birth 1807, Bolivar election 1834, Jay Gould Erie Railroad settlement, 1892 Drexel Institute founding, and a Venezuelan congress message reference.
A murder trial opens today for Cleary the clerk facing charge of killing Eugene Newmas. A special panel of jurors is seated with night sessions ordered by the court. Newman, the lead man, was married to Cleary's daughter Amy and this is noted as a motive in the state's case.
Montgomery December 3 Teachers examinations will be conducted by the State board of examiners in all counties Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. Papers are being sealed unopened until the examination has begun.
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