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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
5
Citizens celebrate Independence Day while local businesses advertise and respond to incidents. A worker severely injured at pipe works is hospitalized. a cafe fire is controlled without business interruption. a local resident undergoes an appendectomy. boiler and fire responses touch on Seventh Street.
The Calhoun Grocery Company plans a costly program to furnish Silk Flags to every boy and girl in Anniston. Shoppers are urged to see their grocer for details on how the project is implemented and funded.
Extensive plans are under way for an all day picnic and outing at Ingram Wells this Saturday. The venue manager, in town yesterday, anticipates a large crowd. note that the Model Laundry will close Saturday after giving employees a July 4 holiday, and the business will remain open until 9 PM Friday night per Court Allen.
Is most refreshing this weather on account of its superior purity flavor and strength. Orange Pekoe is the most satisfactory tea for iced tea. Price sixty cents pound. Sterne's.
Rodman Law stars in a four part photo play titled Fighting Death at the Savoy. He crosses a 250 foot cable over a ravine using only his hands. He and his wife ride a horse to leap from a cliff into a river of ice followed by a jump from the Brooklyn Bridge. The setting blends Kentucky mountains and New York City.
Miss Elizabeth Ryan of California advances to the Wimbledon ladies singles final after defeating her opponent in the semi final on July 1 in England.
Mrs Hubert Warnock hosted a social club gathering with a 42 game, yellow color motif, and an ice course served afterward. L B Miller sustained a sprained back en route to his summer home on Kentucky mountain. doctor reports injuries not serious. Reverend Bruce Nay honored with lawn party by Mrs J N Bagley as he and his wife depart for a new field of work. Local items note travel, visitors, illness improvement, and remodeling at Walker store. several residents planning trips or hosting guests at Barry street and summer homes.
Forecaster RM Williamson reports for The Star a 24 hour outlook ending 7 pm Thursday. Partly cloudy with slightly cooler conditions. highs near 102f and lows around 72f. Precipitation 0.02 inches in 24 hours. accumulated deficit since January 1 stands at 8.72 inches.
All arrangements are set for the annual Methodist church picnic tomorrow. The freight car leaves at four, and picnickers should have baskets ready for loading. A committee will accompany the car and supervise the baskets.
Eric Hope, serving two years in a Texas penitentiary for theft, fled to woo a Gadsden girl he had not met. He returned to Etowah county and avoided officers, with a Texas sheriff set to capture him near Attalla. The girl, alarmed, visited the jail to photograph another prisoner when Hope first spotted her.
Washington reports a new law imposing a prohibitive tax on the manufacture and sale of matches containing white phosphorus effective today. Investigations in several countries linked the health risks to workers handling phosphorus. Most American factories had already ceased using the dangerous substance, limiting impact.
Olan Kersey, 15, is jailed for shooting his father D M Kersey on the Kersey farm eighteen miles from Dublin after the elder tried to chastise him for refusing to work in the heat. The bullet passed through D M Kersey, who is a prominent farmer. the wound is not fatal.
In Date, New York, on July 1, women circulated a petition urging Rev. Mr. Clinton rector of the Episcopal church to resign either his post as pastor or his role managing the village baseball team.
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