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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
6
The local society of the United Commercial Traders expands with several new members. The committee plans to host visitors next year and has formed special panels to prep for the event. Col W T Edmondson reports in The Sample Case.
A reader from Anniston recounts chronic back ache and stiffness eased by Deans Kidney Pills bought at Wikie’s drug store. Mr. J. J. Ross of 1510 Noble St. praises lasting relief since May 14 1914 and endorses the product. Feaster Milburn Co. Buffalo W. is cited as the article’s proponent.
Boston, Dec 17 The first AAU authorized meet allowing women on the same programme as men will be held tonight at Ocean Pier Baths Revere Beach. A number of women have registered as regular amateurs with the New England Amateur Valon and events include a 40 yard handicap and a relay. Annette Kellerman developed her swimming and diving abilities at Revere.
Advertisers are urged to use Star Want Ads for buying selling or renting services. The message highlights the reach and practicality of classified listings for individuals and businesses seeking quick transactions.
A feminist meditation on war showing women bear the deeper toll of battle. It argues mothers endure more bloodshed and hardship in childbirth and child rearing than soldiers in combat, urging recognition of women’s hidden costs across history.
The text presents fragmented wartime verse on battle, human bodies, and courage, paired with a report from Philadelphia on a lecture series. Experts discussed dietary, breeding, and production topics, including beef, dairy, crepes cultivation, and various agricultural subjects.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Pennsylvania State and crop farmers in a wetting campaign. Names and details are unclear due to text corruption.
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