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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1914
Page
3
A Louisville and Nashville railroad message extols moral courage over mere physical bravery. It lauds individuals who stand for right amid ridicule, urging public support and cooperation to serve the general good and merit the confidence of the morally courageous.
Purportedly soothing rashes itchings and irritations for babies and mothers. Claims to aid sleep and rest when other remedies fail. Free samples offered by mail with 52 page booklet. Address Cutleurs Dept. 1352 Hosts.
A granite shaft with a marble figure of a young Confederate private was unveiled at Manning in Claredon county amid ceremonies and a large crowd. Principal addresses were given by Col. James Armstrong of Charleston and John J. McSwain of Greenville.
Tom Seaton pitched sensational baseball in the first game of a Brooklyn double-header versus the Pittsburg Rebels. He joined the Tip Tops from the Phillies and won 11 to 6.
A long list of visiting relatives and friends from Birmingham Atlanta Rome Anniston Mobile and Talladega visits Jacksonville residents. Teachers from the Jacksonville summer school attend the Anniston Letitute. Several residents travel to Birmingham Atlanta and New York for visits and camps.
Seven men were killed in a mine cave in at Iron River Wisconsin. Rescue teams expect to recover bodies in about a month as the collapse traps remains underground and hampers efforts.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a public health inquiry into a mysterious gel substance found in a city area. Officials from the health department and police are investigating its origin and potential exposure risk to residents.
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