Old Lady and Chaplain in Curious Rhetoric
A fragmented reminiscence recalls an old lady with waterfall in hair and a chaplain who upholds the Bible as a defensive weapon. The text mentions tobacco habits, noisy porters, and a Georgia election mood, with stray references to Wateon Hardwick and a curious package amid idle commentary about Miss Raskin.
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Military training site and community needs discussed
A draft note critiques the lack of Christian facilities for troops in training areas, urging a large rest room with games and a peaceful atmosphere. It suggests the community support churches and education groups to aid soldiers and improve morale during stay. The piece also lists historical events and wartime notes.
Death of Carey J. Ayers Honored Anniston Star Employee
The Anniston Star notes the death of Carey J. Ayers, a longtime employee and sporting editor. The piece honors his open hearted generosity, unfailing good humor, and patience through illness, saying he fulfilled his life’s task and was approved by the Great Editor.
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The Community Market Struggles to Draw Patrons
The market suffers from low attendance by housewives and farmers. Housewives complain about paying farmers more than store prices, while farmers seek fair profits and steady demand. A plan to hold market days, set base prices, and attract both sides is being developed by a farmers committee to benefit the community.
The South as an Agricultural Empire and Industrial Demand
The article extols the South as an agricultural empire with vast wartime demand. It cites 1916–1924 crop values, notes Alabama and Georgia production, and details munitions camp needs and regional investment opportunities in a wartime economy. It also traces Eastman Kodak’s rise and lists notable birthdays.
Citizens oppose Fourth Street passenger depot in Anniston
In a letter to The Star dated July 11 1917 residents led by Mrs J B Allen and others urge the city board to respect equal rights and oppose a new passenger station at Fourth Street citing accessibility, local protests, and impact on commerce and neighborhood life. The piece frames a debate among civic leaders and residents about depot placement and city growth.
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Aneistes
Fourth Street
Colon el Zina
Hon. i
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Foerts Street
Pearth Street
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Anniston
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Notable sighting at Watervilla NY photographer visits
An unclear report describes a wealthy group visiting Watervilla NY and meeting a Rochester photographer. The tale mentions Mr Bestmes and a family gathering with a giant seated figure, with scattered details about wealth and camera work.
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Rochester
Dean's Kidney Pills as Kidney Trouble Remedy
An Anniston woman testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney issues after a morning stiffness, swelling, and urinary changes. She reports restored health with no lingering symptoms and promotes the product available at dealers through Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Calhoun County Alabama
Default on payment secured by a 1913 mortgage from W K Breaghtes to A W Beil, recorded in Calhoun County, Alabama. A public sale will be held at the courthouse to the highest bidder to satisfy the mortgage debt and expenses. The property is described as part of Section 13 Township 14 Range 7 in Calhoun County.
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Keown
Kodak
Philip B. McDevitt
Morrisburg
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Train timetable fragment shows arrivals and origins
The clipped note lists train numbers and routes such as No 15 to Meridian and No 82 from Birmingham with arrival times around 2:10 pm and 1:22 pm. It mentions cities Rome Te Birmingham Calera and other labeled lines, indicating a partial schedule.
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