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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
6
A student pageant presented the life of Christopher Columbus for a summer school audience in grammar methods class at the university. The program supported history education and collaborative learning among children through modern teaching methods.
Special report from Montgomery July 2 states nine Alabama farmers will inspect Booker T. Washington Institute at Tuskegee. Gov. appointed investigators include Capt. Feerbanen P. Kolb Commissioner of Agriculture Thomas Cliver and others from Montgomery Huntsville Chambers County and Evergreen.
The lineup includes Kromas A portraying The Gentleomam from Missesippi with Wiee fm, Gail Kane in The Family Cup board, and Wiltelm Lackaye in the role he originated in The Pit.
Anniston Alabama awoke to a mayoral race disruption as Shaler Houser, a bachelor, announced marriage to Oma Dickert and fled to Atlanta. The shift unsettled the bachelor faction who had trusted Dr. J. W. Wikle, a longtime bachelor incumbent, to win again. Harry Ayers, editor of The Star and Hot Blast, reported the upheaval and its impact on local politics.
Darken gray hair with Sagee Tea and Sulphur formula advertised as a longstanding grandmother’s remedy. Claims natural darkening, dandruff relief, and glossy, abundant hair after home application. sold via drugstore bottles and Scarborough Benege Company as agent.
A chaotic telegram style note to Mr. Houser at the Winecuff complains of a mistake while urging continued support. The reply penning a playful lyric emphasizes preferencing marriage over mayoral life, reflecting a lighthearted, local political feud exchange.
Montgomery July 10. Review of freight rates between politicians in Alabama ends the rate question from state politics. An amicable adjustment of rate litigation is contemplated between the state railroad commission and the railroad. Announcement made by Sam P. Kenney secretary to the commission and prominent railroad attorneys.
Myroe T. Herrick of Ohio, the American Ambassador to France, was hosted at a joint farewell event in Paris. The gathering, arranged by the American Chamber of Commerce in Paris and the American Club, featured Alfred S. Hetfieldback as president.
Paris July 20 Eewin May a Princeton graduate and cousin of Mrs Woodrow Wilson brings letters from Secretary Bryam and Secretary Tor t ty to vouch for his worthiness May seeks an engagement to perform pugilistic exhibitions in cabarets If unable to secure work he faces starvation His face bears scars from violent encounters May sailed from New York last month posing as a sailor and hopes for support locally
The Ameriewe Chamber of Commerce president LAWrem e V. Benet and Amerieweas club head Bernard J. Shoninger spoke at a gathering. They lauded the ambassador's services and made gracious references to Mrs. Herrick.
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