Civic improvement group plans March 30 cleaning day
At a meeting at the home of Mrs. BK Wo Ledbetter the Civic improvement association planned a cleaning up day for March 30 and adopted resolutions on discarding litter. The gathering was well attended as members shared social updates and travel plans among local residents.
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Civic Improvement Association
BK. Wo Ledbetter
Ten Taken From Wreck Berlin Steamer Off Hook of Holland
Special to the Star from London reports ten persons were taken from the wreck of the Berlin off the Hook of Holland. One more passenger was saved, bringing total known rescued to two, both in critical condition. Survivors cling to wreckage while a gale hampered rescue. about fifty bodies have been recovered and await identification at the pier.
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Great Eastern Railway
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the Star
Embroidered Strips and Rich Fabrics Shape Spring Fashion
York Styles and Fabrics notes heavier embroidered strips for collars and machine made designs resembling handwork. Gold and silver thread flowers, fleur de lis and passion flowers lead new motifs, with princess braid appliques and colorful brocades signaling a return of ribbons and colored silks in spring styles.
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Star
New York
Local visitors noted in Jacksonville and nearby cities
Mr. Lee Ward of Jacksonville was here yesterday followed by Mr. Polk Harris of Columbus Georgia last night. Mr. W A Johnston of Rome arrived this morning and Mr M Dr Pouglas of Charleston visited the Alabama yesterday. COR Sehmidt, official of the Central Foundry Company, is here today.
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Mr. Lee Ward
Jacksonville
Mr. Polk Harris
Columbus, Ga
Mr. W. A. Johnston
Rome
M. Dr. Pouglas of
Charleston
Alabama
Cor. Sehmidt
The
Central Foundry Company
Weather Summary for Anniston February 21
Barometer 30.01 at 7 a.m. Temperature 44. Precipitation absent. Wind light. Highest temp 54 at 1 p.m. Lowest 34 at 3 a.m. Weather cloudy. Forecast rain and colder tonight with Saturday fair conditions.
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Anniston
Weller Remains Disinterred for Reburial
The remains of Douglas Weller, son of Mr and Mrs W A Weller, were disinterred from here and shipped to Dowell Alabama for reinterment. The body was sent on the afternoon L and N train. Relatives say the Wellers own a large plantation at Dowell near Mrs Weller’s old home in Gadsden.
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Douglas Weller
W. A. Weller
Senate OKs local option bill on prohibition votes
Montgomery Feb 22 The senate passed the local option bill allowing a county to trigger an open saloon vote by 25 percent of electors with a countywide decision. Dispensaries under existing laws are exempt for two years. new units require a full vote after five years. The measure passed 20 to 1 with Bayles the sole no. Reese criticized allied supporters as Spragins withdrew his recommit.
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Montgomery
Senate
Miller
Reese
Bayles
Simulated Braids and Shawl Fashions Dominate Dinner Wear
A fashion feature notes imitation braid effects in machine made fabrics priced modestly, with love shawls shaped into frocks for dinner and reception wear. It highlights white or single colors brightened by contrasting hats or waist accents, and belts narrowing with empire silhouettes via rosette bows at the girdle.
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Marek
Lingerie Nets Feature Colorful Ribbon Bows This Year
The article notes fashion details for lingerie nets including large colored ribbon bows. It mentions adding a flowered ribbon bow or passementerie this year and changing the bows daily to match ribbons on the dress.
Doans Ointment Earns Compliment From Labor Official
Commissioner W Matthews of the Labor Statistics Bureau in Augusta Maine hails Doan's Ointment as a permanent cure, praising its effectiveness. The testimonial notes a user report of lasting relief.
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Doan
W Matthews
Labor Statistics
Augusta
Salvation Army needs own building in our city
A call to support the Salvation Army with donations to buy and fix a permanent building. A table shows multiple gift levels from $1 to $1,000 totaling about $11,000, with checks payable to the Salvation Army or Captain Walter W. Robins. The appeal notes the Army has served five years and deserves citizen support.
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Salvation Army
Walter W. Robins
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