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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
16
Sore feet relief with TIZ promised as a quick permanent remedy for tired aching swollen feet corns callouses and bunions. It claims to draw out poisonous exudation and clean pores for fast results available at druggists or by mail order from Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago.
American novelist Jack London is reported arrested by Mexican authorities on charges of violating neutrality laws. He allegedly led a band of insurgents captured after a running clash with Federal troops. news reached friends in Los Angeles who offered assistance.
A Detroit Free Press quote contrasts manners with mannerism noting differences in tone and behavior. The piece highlights polite requests versus abrupt, stuttered speech when asking for favors like passing butter or grease.
A Washington Star exchange quotes an earnest citizen claiming equality at birth, and Mr. Rafferty counters that equality fades once children join together in the schoolyard.
R O Watson sells the best grades of coal at reasonable prices. Call phone 72 to discuss your needs with Watson. Jy8 tf
The Predestinarians begin spring practice with potential freshmen Zeilmincki known as George Washington and Thomas from Auburn possibly joining. Expected regulars include Leach at first, Hannon second, Wilson short, Baker third, pitchers Klein and Stevenson, catcher Brown L, outfielders Sankey Clark Browd and B Allen. University of Alabama coach Lowman leads a strong group listed with infielders Courtney Heard Cowan Grove Collier Perkins Hatter Gosxa Bowron Dressler Baumgaardner Griffiths and others. outfielders McDowell Moody Austill Vandegraff H Peebles Gay Lobman Grayson M Smith. pitchers Gresham Moorer Greer Young Barnes Edmunson Garrett. catchers Harsh Johnson and Captain Anderson.
Opening of the new baseball park at Los Angeles sets the week rolling. The Sixty fifth regiment indoor games take place in Buffalo followed by a Chicago Purdue dual meet. Willie Lewis vs Harry Lewis finish in Paris. Yale vs Princeton hockey in Chicago. Boston Automobile Dealers Association show opens. Georgetown hosts indoor meet in Washington and Wisconsin Bowlers begin their tournament at Oshkosh. Intercollegiate wrestling matches also listed.
The Southeastern league magnates meet at the Gadsden courthouse at 9 30 PM with Rome Gadsden and Anniston as core clubs. Prospects include adding Talladega and Cedartown. Rome Tribune Heral d reports mixed views on expansion and league contracts hinging on National Baseball Association decisions.
Spokane reports a large entry list for the Western Bowling Congress tournament to start next week. Contestants include teams and individuals from San Francisco Denver Portland Butte Vancouver Salt Lake City Seattle Tacoma Anaconda and other Western cities.
Herve Meek who joined the Southern league with Birmingham will depart for Waco Texas on March 6. He has filed a suit against the local club for 436 dollars he says is due. Meek expects to dominate in the Texas league with his big mallet.
A large local crowd watched the Boston Red Sox play in their first exhibition game of the season in Southern California. The event also marked the formal opening of the new Los Angeles baseball park, among the coast’s largest and best appointed facilities.
A DIY cooling device described for tropical regions and diamond camps. A canvas bag encases a bottle neck with waxed cord, tied to a pole. Fill with water and hang under a tree to rely on evaporation to keep the water cool, though some leakage occurs.
A Cambridge shire farm tests which sheep breed suits British households best to provide small joints for single meals. The Colonial producer led the way by noting the demand for smaller cuts long before UK farmers recognized the shift from large fattest sheep to smaller, practical portions.
A brief note recalls celery once viewed as a weed called smallage or smellage. Through cultivation it transformed into a delicate staple present in many meals and salads.
A bustling crowd erupts as newsboys shout about a major baseball scandal. The scene captures a city gripped by rumor, with voices cry out and tensions high as details circulate.
Representative George W. Norris of Nebraska accuses a vast international trust of controlling the world coffee supply and driving up prices. He has introduced a House resolution urging the Attorney General to relieve the public from the trust’s operation.
A nostalgic reminder that modern business survival hinges on bold advertising. The text contrasts early shopkeeping with today’s need for prominent, vigorous marketing to attract customers and sustain trade.
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