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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1914
Page
2
The Panama-Pacific International Exposition opens on February 20 1915 marking the greatest celebration with forty nations joining the United States to celebrate the opening of the Panama Canal in a historic conclave.
Hamilton Wright notes the International Exposition in San Francisco nearly ready for a February 20, 1915 opening. The event promises thousands of tons of rare exhibits from 40 nations, with more than 80 000 items shown, celebrating the Panama Canal and post Louis XVI Purchase Exposition progress.
The Exposition heralds a grand display of national achievement as nations present industrial and cultural progress. Delegates from 300 congresses gather in San Benito in 1915 to study social and international advances, with exhibits ranging from cotton gin models to international arts and agricultural displays.
Hig International Exposition promises a world fair style program with Chinese Japanese and other Far East participants. A capital exhibit budget of 1250 dollars funds a civic center auditorium in San Francisco hosting conventions song festivals and choral events with performers from Hawaii and a 50 strong Maotian chorus.
The 2015 Exposition debuts February 20 featuring the Vanderbilt Automobile Cup Race on February 22 and the Grand Prix on February 27 on a four mile circuit. Other highlights include international yacht races, a $10,000 prize, air and water sports, stock shows, and the Festival Palace with a major Eis teddfod. Presidents and monarchs have offered trophies, and Wilson is expected to attend along with congress members aboard an international chartered steamer. The fair promises vast pavilions, 20,000 singers, and a massive exhibit of live stock and scenic recreations including Yellowtone Park and Grand Canyon displays.
An old time hair color remedy promises darken hair naturally using Wyeths Sage and Sulphur. The ad claims quick results, ease of use with a sponge, and restoration of gloss by morning. Sold at Scarab Drug Co.
A classic medical ad extols Jad Salts as a harmless, lithia water beverage that cleanses kidneys and prevents bladder issues. It claims four percent Jad Salts in water aids urine flow and dissolves tough deposits, with a local drug firm selling the product.
Missouri Supreme Court Chief Justice Henry Lamm will retire from the bench tomorrow after a long and useful tenure. His humor familiarity with literature and sense of justice have earned him a place in judicial circles and attracted attention in beaches and bars across the country.
W Bertyuaf Demapolis, clerk of Alabama House of Representatives, announced a bid to succeed himself as a representative. The candidate met lawmakers yesterday in Montgomery to discuss the upcoming session starting January in the capitol.
An advertisement-like line promises relief from neuralgia headaches claiming immediate effect and urging sufferers not to endure pain. The fragment suggests a product or remedy labeled No Headache for neuralgia. The text presents a sales tone and health claim without verifiable details or endorsements.
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