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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1914
Page
6
Georgia Alabama teams list verses in today’s schedule with Rome visiting Anniston Selma at Gadsden Newman at Opelika LaGrange at Talladega.
Results yesterday show Birmingham defeated Memphis 3 to 2 while New Orleans beat Nashville 5 to 4. Appearing today are Birmingham at Memphis New Orleans at Nashville Mobile at Atlanta Montgomery at Chattanooga.
Boston July entry list ends for elimination trials of American boats ahead of Kiel rematch. Trials off Marblehead under Eastern Yacht Club. sixth U S Germany series race. U S leading with four wins to Germany's one. Americans triumphed at Marblehead in 1906 1910 1913 and Kiel 1911 while Germany won Kiel 1907.
The annual lawn tennis championship began in Knoxville today and will run all week. The field includes more than twenty skilled players, excluding Knoxville Tennis Club members, with the event hosted on their courts under their auspices.
An Anniston resident testimonial asserts kidney trouble improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. David Gibson reports back and leg swelling relief after four boxes, noting restored health and absence of kidney issues. Sold for 50 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y props.
The piece chronicles Anniston and Rome as they clash in a tight GAL race with six meetings tilting three apiece. Stars like Shepperd and Reidy shine, while miscues and crowd dynamics in Gadsden highlight tensions as Opelika and Newnan brace for a four game series.
A vintage advertisement promises pain free feet with "112" drawing poison from sore spots. It touts immediate comfort and a year long guarantee, urging readers to buy a 25 cent box at druggists or department stores.
New York reports the three yachts selected to contend in the eliminations for the Lipton Cup challenge. Key figures include owners Alexander Smith Cochran and Trinity Syndicate, designers Nat Herreshoff and George Owens, and navigators Captain Harry Matt Hull and W Pynchon. The event gathers prominent backers from New York Boston and Philadelphia.
In McDuff Virginia a testimonial asserts the tonic Black Draught keeps the family healthy and avoids illness. The speaker claims children benefit from a dose during minor discomfort and praises the product for over forty years of use and wide daily sales at 25 cents.
City merchants will close at 1 p m each Thursday in July and August to provide clerks with rest and recreation during the hot season. The movement aims to reduce hardships caused by late evening shopping and may expand to include more stores. Participating shops include Ullman Brothers The Fair Black Gorham Co McIntyre’s Powers Woodruff Co Barlow Grocery Co Pat Allen Jesse Evans Mrs J H Smoot and others.
Atlanta July 6 Democrats debated changes to election plans and rules after a short meeting in the Kimball. William J. Harrie resigned as chairman, standing firm on winning the governorship. a rule change would trigger a second primary if no candidate won a majority in county votes. West became acting chairman as Harris quit.
Aulamita Grever Ed Hondecom of Brooks, the youngest member of the Georgia House, staunchly opposes the school book trust. He accuses colleagues of backing a bad bill under pressure from publishers to protect profits and public access.
Preparations in Utica New York for Old Home Week include an elaborate pageant and the unveiling of a veteran frame of Ra Fon Wert Steuben, Washington’s drill master. Utica’s 1798 founding and 1893 city status anchor a celebration near Oriskany battlefield context with Gen. Herkimer.
Birmingham fans and magnate Rick Woolward reward a Southern league club by ordering a dozen electric fans for the grandstand at the local park. It marks the first time a grandstand is artificially cooled in the game's history, with a brass band already entertaining fans.
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