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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1917
Page
2
Oxford youths display patriotism with a local program listing names and speakers. A school gathering showcased readings, recitations, and community leaders praising the students for upholding duty and town pride.
Special report from Montgomery on July 12 states that William Satebed of Marcos county has been paroled after serving a life sentence. Relatives will provide care for him as he is released to resume work under supervision.
The Montgomery Navy Recruiting Station will close. Lieutenant Meredith, who led the recruiting office, has received orders to dispatch volunteers to Birmingham and other bases, with future personnel sent to Montgomery for training.
An odd pet care notice from Bobt Scarbrough Drag Co markets Ballard Snow Liniment for pets. The ad touts its penetrating power to ease strain and stress with a sale price of 1.06 per bottle and emphasizes pet comfort.
A dated notice reports the Creeterd and Nemparers Company presenting a new bed of plas inet ight. The event features a completed electric setup praised by attendees and signals upcoming changes and introductions by the company in the near term.
Fragmentary text appears to mix playful phrases and garbled lines. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge beyond scattered words like wife corn and names, making a coherent news item impossible to confirm.
A garbled fragment mentions Adams Pepsin and a campaign or product line tied to a "Big Business Man's Gum" linked to a bank in an unclear context. Limited readable names suggest advertising or satire from early period newspapers describing a corporate branding effort.
The text describes a chaotic mix of references to poets, science lessons, and a public health scare with mentions of feverish conditions and remedies. It also notes weather-related suffering and a chaotic program involving teachers and exams, with scattered mentions of the public and a weather event impacting daily life.
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