Sterne’s Promotes Apple Vinegar at Ten Cents
City Nebus reports Sterne’s advertises Moit’s four year old Apple Vineer as purest and strongest vinegar in the market at ten cents per gallon.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1914
Page
5
City Nebus reports Sterne’s advertises Moit’s four year old Apple Vineer as purest and strongest vinegar in the market at ten cents per gallon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Second Methodist church will serve cream and cake on Thursday July 16 at D C Rainwater's residence corner 1th 8od Cooper from 4 p m to 11 p m
Fragmentary ad notes Orange Pekoe as preferred tea for feeding and purity. Mentions price sixty cents per pound and claims overall quality superiority for the product.
Pat and Ed O'Brien former residents are grading on Jackson road for Warren County highways. They blew up Devil's Elbow in a staged explosion as the first blast of the new road work. Mrs. Pat O'Brien triggered the charge after workers were cleared, ending the feature landmark near Vicksburg.
The Calhoun County Teachers Institute meets at the courthouse with over one hundred teachers attending. Men study manual training at Oxford High School while women travel tomorrow for domestic science instruction led by Prof. C. B. Smmith, Miss Kimbala, and local staff.
Oxford June 24 Special reports boy scouts will serve cream at the Baptist church Baawn this afternoon and evening. Town folks and visitors mingle as Miss Cleo Grogran of Coldwater visits friends. Local residents and guests gather for a day of social and club activities including lodge officers election plans and a two reel domestic comedy at the theater.
Reports from Atlanta about two missing girls, Eloise Nelms and Beattie, with police unsure if they are dead. Mrs. Nelms offers a dead or alive reward as officials investigate possible connections to Mrs. Dennis and a possible white slavery charge. Marshall Nelms travels from California as family appeals nationwide for clues.
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