Society Notes Highlight Local Guests And Red Cross Fund
Mrs W H Weatherly hosts a six day visit from an Atlanta guest. Miss Emily Lee Tyler trips to Springs Ga. Miss Martha Sproull to Troy Normal. a four month old baby in need of hospital care prompts fund drive at thirty dollars. Red Cross relocates to larger quarters with thanks to McIntyre store and The Star. officers and committees listed. Solicits daily volunteer help for Calhoun county soldier relief. Luncheon honors Miss Caroline Sproull and Miss Alice Weatherly. Lake party celebrates visitors from Ream Hill and Rome with local hosts and families.
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Red Cross
McIntyre
Star
George Cater Furniture Company
Calhoun Grocery Company
Climax Commission Company
William Kopp
Anne Kilby
Viet
James McIntyre
George BE. Cater
Emmett Ledbetter
Mra
R. H. Stickney
Mra. C . Parker
P. Kennedy
Leon Ultman
D. P. Haynes
T. Robinson
Daisy B. Walsh
Horace Miller
Anniston
Caroline Sprouls
Alice Weatherly
Pradshaw
Martha Bradshaw
Margaret Bradshaw
Caroline Sproull
Margaret Nelson
Alice Bowle
Florence Coffin
Eula Weakley
Beverly Leake
Emily Dixon
Annie Lee
Age-Herald
Mise Lucille Pennington
Ream Hill
Misa Lilly Harden
Rome
Mise Eunice Billingsly
Misa Elizabeth Weatherall
Herrington
W. Va
George Weatherall
Walter Fellows
Greenville
Tenn
Howard Atwood
Robert Roebuck
Joe Grant
Garrett Billingsly
J. C. Carson
Marvin Wella
Edgar Billingsly
Old Alabama Law Prohibited Gain During War
Montgomery July 13 special Advocates say 1862 Alabama act gives the governor power to restrict grain use in liquor distillation and control manufacture. Violators face fines from 500 to 20,000 dollars and officials aiding violations face 100 dollar fines and at least three months imprisonment. The law was enacted under Governor John Gill Shorter and approved December 1862.
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Montgomery
General Assembly of
Alabama
John Gill Shorter
Helferich Seen as Likely German Chancellor Successor
Reports from Berlin suggest Dr. Karl Helferich the German vice chancellor may be named to succeed Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg as imperial chancellor. Berlin political trials threaten Hollweg with possible downfall as Reichstag members discuss submarine and military campaigns.
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May
Hollweg
Karl Helferich
Belin
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Germany
Ieichstag
Granger Liver Regulator Promises Quick Relief
A vintage remedy claim describes the Granger Liver Regulator as easing constipation and headache by cleansing the liver and stimulating bowel movement. The phrasing emphasizes rapid, refreshing relief from digestive discomfort.
Granger Liver Regulator Praised by Atlanta Citizen
M. M. Stockon of 701 Simpson Street Atlanta Ga lauds Granger Liver Regulator as a fast acting liver medicine in a dry alcohol free formula. He claims it preserves the herbs and essences without alcohol and recommends keeping a bottle for household use.
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Granger
M. M. Stockon
Simpson Street
Atlanta, Ga
Bonar Law Plans Judicial Inquiry on Mesopotamia Report
London July 13 authority announced in the House of Commons that a judicial inquiry will review the conduct of persons named in the British commission report on the Mesopotamia expedition. The move signals the government’s intent to examine alleged improprieties and accountability related to the campaign.
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London
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commoss
Mesopotamia
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Robertstone
Atlanta
W. H. Weatherly
Emily Lee Tyler
Springs
Martha Sproull
Troy Normal School
Wade Sproull
St. Luke's Infirmary
Alabama Power Company
Calhoun County
Mikees Bradshaw
Age Herald
Richard Stickney, Jr
Murphreesboro, Tenn
D. D. Lightner
Pert
Dis
Hradfeld
Meiner
Lucia
Turnip
Scarbrough Drug CO
Noble
Rexall
Granger Liver Regulator
KODAK
Russell Bros
Georgette
Fisk
Ullman Bros
Scarbrough's
Anniston City National Bank