Alabama Teachers Get Christmas Pay From Local Mills
In Calhoun County Alabama local Coca-Cola officials led by J Henry Pamondson advance about 8000 dollars to cover December payroll for teachers after state finances falter. J T Persons superintendent estimated the payroll and J T Gardner Jr county treasurer distributed funds aiding teachers through November, ensuring full pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun County
J. Henry Pamondson
Alabama
Coca-Cola
Anniston
Padmondson
Ghee
Locw
Edmondson
J. T Persons
J. T. Gardner, Jr
Treachrer
Gardnner
Mey
Eruptions Recounted End With Cure by Cuticura Soap
A Virginia resident recalls severe skin eruption starting July last year that spread to boils and all over the face and hands. After sleeping difficulties and constant itching, Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided a complete recovery and smooth skin, per Trueblood submission dated January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Hamepton
Cutheowra Soap and Catd-Ura Olootment Availability
Soap and parfum products are sold throughout the store. A sample of each with 12 skin hooks will be sent upon request from the department in Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hse
Cutiemee
Dept. T
Boston
Antitrust Case Bares Lumber Trade Conspiracy
Judge Booth weighs a major federal case against the Northwestern Lumbermen s Association and Mississippi Valley Lumbermen over whether sharing information with retail dealers about unethical suppliers constitutes a continuing conspiracy in restraint of trade. After three years of testimony the December 14 hearing sought to define legality of information flow and its impact on wholesale and retail lumber sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Missiesopi Valley Lumbermen
Bankers Club of America to Open Quarters Next Month
The swellest club in America will be the Bankers Club of America, opening on the 5th and 35th floors of the Equitable Building next month. Members from all sections are welcome, with a 1,000 member limit. The appointments will be ceremonial, and a conserved garden will be added for comfort. Organized by T Exewritt Cuyler of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Bankers’lub
2Quitable Bulladies
T. Exewritt Cuyler
Philadelphia
Prominent Remedies for Persistent Cough in Early Text
A discussion promotes a Pine based remedy to stop a cough by addressing the inflammation and obstructions. It suggests preparations with Pine, Pinex, and other ingredients, claiming quick relief and relief of bronchial irritation. The language reflects dated household medicine advice and imprecise dosage guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayrap
Abeckie
Wife Married During Husband's Absence and Mine Disaster
Returning man after an eleven year absence is shocked to learn his wife wed again. Alert Peterson, believed dead in a Delagua mine explosion that killed twenty eight others, appears with his wife and her new husband. Peterson recalls memory only recently.
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Denver
Ieee
Peterson
Agerm
Fred Airiem
Delagua
Tit tle Daughter Burned Last Wednesday Morning
Pleasant Ridge Der 26 The Title daughter of Mr and Mrs Terry Smith who was burned last Wednesday morning died Thursday morning and was buried at White Pilatus Friday Mrs Red Cod spent Saturday night with Mr J P White and family at Weaver Miss Myrtle Feland was the nearest Nan poteamd of Chosie Springs Saturday night and Sunday Mr Aubrey and Leo Simpson wished friends at Boiling Springs Sunday Mrs C L Borders visited Anniston Tuesday Miss Annie Farris returned from Anniston after a stay of several days Among those who visited Anniston this week were Mr C S Borders J W Starris George Cobb Mark Brite N N Harr John Faulkner Rob Cobb and Wilburn Harris
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Ridge
Der
Terry Smith
Ted
White Pilatus
Red Cod
J. P. White
Weaver
Myrtle F*eland
Nan Poteamd
Chosie Springs
Mr. Aubrey
Leo Simpson
Boiling
Annniston
Annie
Farris
Anniston
Ammiston
Mr. C. 8. Borders
J. W. Starris
George Cobb
Mark Brite
N. Harr
John Faulkner
Ro& Cobb
Wilburn Harris
Marriage Notice and Society Tidbits From Alabama
A marriage at Dr. F W Brandon's residence united Mr Clifford Bradley and Miss Cho Lampkin Sedu in this city. Lon Baker of Birmingham and Ed Ray of Talladega were weekend guests of Mrs W G Baker. Columbia Tenn resident Robert McKinney spent Christmas with Mrs A A Reins. Mrs Sam Morris hosted a Saturday morning gathering for Dayton Tenn guest Mrs Bernice Andrews with several young matrons and friends. The dining room and hall were decorated for Christmas and Mrs Andrews left for Dayton yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Baker
Birmingham
Ed Ray
Talladega
W. G. Baker
Robert McKinney
Columbia, Tenn
A. A. Reins
F. W. Brandon Thunsday
Clifford Bradley
Cho Lampkin Sedu
Cty
States Cast Iron Pipe and Powmdry Company
Sam Morris
Blerne Andrews
Narclesa McQuirk
Dayton
Tew
Andrews
Christmas Rush at Southern Express Office Delivers Holiday Packages
White and colored people stood in line all day at the Southern Express office awaiting packages ordered for the holiday. Early arrivals followed the line to the window as the packages were handed out, many traveling home after receiving theirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
Southern Express
Ught
Homer
Marriage Boord at 1 by You Now
Harry Hudspeth of St Louis, 21, claimed world champ for trouble. He has three marriages, frequent lawsuits, and recent police clashes. He was arrested in Chicago for disorderly conduct and faces vagrancy charges in East St Louis. his 18 year old wife says he will be held for Monday morning.
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St. Lows
Bee
Harry Hudspeth
St. Louis
Harry
Chiemgeo
Bend
East St. Loomis
Seattle
Los Angeles
St. Lews
Edwardsville
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Yellowstone Park Groomed for Visitors
Helios Montana Dee 26. Anticipation of a record number of visitors next summer drives park improvements. A new bathing facility and natural hot water plunge and bath house are being installed at the Upper Geyser Basin. Colonel Lloyd M. Brett reports elk herds at 36 268 head in good condition and buffalo herds increasing slowly. Moose are frequent and gray wolves appear in packs. Travel last year totaled 26 250 visitors. The park spans Montana Idaho and Wyoming with 2 142 720 acres and an average altitude of 8000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helios
Mont
Dee
Saammimer
Yellowstone Park
Lloyd M. Brett
Montana
Wyoming
Foreign nations express holiday goodwill messages
Mrs. John Hays Hammond, head of the committee collecting Christmas presents for children of belligerent nations in Europe, announced that appreciations had been received from the German Austro Hungarian French and Russian ambassadors to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Hays Hammond
Chipman
Europe
United States
British Seize Cotton in Search for Contraband
New York December reports British agents using a five thousand candlepower X ray device to inspect ten thousand bales of cotton bound for Germany. The heightened search aims to prevent contraband shipments and avoid sea seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Germany
Monroe Cannon Dies in Atlanta Funeral Held in Jacksonville
Funeral services were held for Monroe Cannon in Jacksonville on Christmas Day after he died Thursday morning in Grady Hospital Atlanta. He was the eldest child of Prof. and Mrs. James M. Cannon and survived by a little brother and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hothingsworth.
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Jacksonville
Glen
Monroe Cannon
James M. Cannon
Bemmett
Baptist Church
Little Monroe
Grady’s Hospital
Atlanta
Willowdale Holiday Closure and Local Social Notes
Willowdale school closed for holidays as the community reports on social events and visits. A. Mayes hosts a successful box supper. several residents travel to Anniston for shopping and medical updates. George Edward Lloyd is welcomed. Charlie Moates returns from Hard Mountain.
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Willowdale
A. Mayes
Os. D. Carhorh
Iman Anniston Hospital
W. A. Cargal
Anniston
H.C. Aderbold
J. M. Bowles
Hi. Griffith
G. B. Lloyd
George Edward
Archie Carlyle
W. H. Carele
Dewey Cargal
Santa Claus
Vanished millions prompt probate search in Neville estate
San Francisco reports the probate court has begun a search for Captain W. A. Neville’s fortune once believed worth six million dollars. The late mine pioneer left a will found after nine years, with small bequests to his son, amid claims of threats and lost wealth tied to the James town Rawhide mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
W. A. Neville
Jim Town
Neville
Jamestown
Rawhide
Bear hunt grips Merion as countryside joins chase
An old time bear hunt drew residents of Merion New York into a wide pursuit after a Black Mountains bear raided farms near Marion. The bear captured calves and fed along the way, with crowds using bags and automobiles to track it across cowpaths and through thorny briars before it vanished into swampy ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Merion
N. Y
Black Mountains
Marion
Brain
Dr Allan Erect Tablets to Heroes in Alabama
Jacksonville Alabama copies of Alabama Division United Daughter of the Confederacy minutes show resolutions honoring Alabama figures. Rev W T Allen Chaplain General U S C V advocates publishing Townes Randolph Leighs address in state archives and honoring Gen J H Forney at Vicksburg National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Townes Randolph Leigh
Alabama
Lanier
Allan
J. H. Forney
Vicksburg National Park
Jacksonville
Ala
Monument
Dixie
St. Paul
Clifford the comedian brings Believe Me to Noble Street Theatre
Clifford the comedian stars in the musical satire Believe Me at The Noble Street Theatre on Monday December 28 for one night. The show features a gay young Englishman and a large company of fun makers with a lady band and orchestra plus songs. A free noon concert by the lady band precedes the performance before Scarbrough's Drag Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Clifford
Noble Street Theatre
Mr. Clifford
Pate and Sickly Old Standard Tonic Promises Strength
The advertisement touts ROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC as a general strengthener for adults and children. It claims to improve vitality, boost stamina, and support overall health with daily use.
Jail Delivery Foiled as Six Held After Escape Bid
Six white inmates faced charges after a Saturday morning escape attempt at the jail. Five were fined 50 dollars each and one claimed illness to stay hidden. Guards discovered hacksaw bars and hidden tools after soap was used to mask the work. Police believe the plan aimed for a Sunday breakout and three weeks of efforts were noted by officials.
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Liberty
Wallace Wakeley
Phillips
Claude Deere
Deere
Mike Fox
Recorder
Jake Turner
Walter Sbarro
RL. Reid
Howard Reid
Bank porter bound over for grand jury theft
Jackson Caldwell a bank porter was bound over to the grand jury under a $500 bond to answer a charge of snatching $380 from the First National Bank ladies department. He furnished bond and was released. Mrs Taylor testified she was reasonably certain Caldwell was the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Jackson Caldwell
First National Bank
Ladies’ Department
Jackson
Mrssb. Taylor
Caldwell
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Clifford's
Lady Band
Scarbrough
Cocoa-Cola Company
Edmonson
Vances
Oudy
Lumbih Thot
Portant
WV. PF. Booth
United States Court
Swemret Amerrican Club
BEA Asant Ride
Scott Hradley
Billy “Single
Special Lady Orchestra
Scarbrough’s
Hank Amprecans
Portwascher
Willow Dalp
Hunt
DR. Allan
Sonvile
The
Eigh
Confederacy
Tuscaloosa
W.T. Allen
Eral U. S. C. VV
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