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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1917

Page

3

Hidden Places of Grace and Daily Life in Anniston

A crowded page of social notes from Anniston details gatherings, visits, and hosts. Readers include Mrs. John B. Knox and Mrs. Carroll Steele with guests from Greenville, Birmingham, Griffin, and Tallassee. An urgent Red Cross appeal calls for volunteer workers to sew and prepare garments.

Carroll Steele Birmingham Mia Perrin Coleman P. B. Brown Brown Rome

Lima Woman Credits Pinkham Remedies After Recovery

Mrs. Jennie Moyer of Lima Ohio reports severe displacement illness followed by a quick recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash She claims doctors doubted her comeback but she regained health in two months and advises other women to try the tonics and write for guidance.

Lima Ohio Lydia E. Pinkham

Iron shipped from Sheffield marked first Enterprise voyage

The Enterprise towboat from Cairo is at Sheffield wharf loading 1200 tons of pig iron shipped by rail from Woodward Iron Company for Ohio river points. Six barges in tow create a lively riverfront scene as the vessel makes its initial trip with hopes for regular Sheffield to Ohio river service if the Tennessee river channel allows.

Sheffield Enterprise Cairo Woodward Woodward Iron Company Ohio River Hamburg Tenn Tennessee River

Poisons sellout claims blood poison cure by J C Mendenhall

Poisons advertised as eradicating poisons from the body claim to cure rheumatism scrofula catarrh malaise fevers jaundice constipation stomach trouble appendicitis pimples patches sores ulcers and scaly skin. The 40 year Evansville Indiana druggist J C Mendenhall offers the product through Scarbrough Drug Co.

J. C. Mendenhall Evansville Ind Scarbrough Drug Co

Legitimate Excuse for a Yokel Meets Possible Billboard Plot

A Queens truck gardener hears an advance agent tout a strictly legitimate show by the Forty Frivolous Females. The agent presses for ten passes and permission to poster a roadside barn as a summer venue while the gardener remains amused and wary.

New York Speller Webster Unabridge Borough of Queens

Rewriting Textbooks Aimed at Thrift Education

Portland dispatch reports the National Educational Association backs revising school texts to teach thrift as a national imperative. A special committee will implement thrift studies in schools to combat post war waste and promote economic responsibility under President Wilson’s emphasis on thrift. The move follows S W Straus of New York presenting arguments for thrift through education to the council.

Portland Ore National Council of the National Educational Association S. W. Straus New York American Society For Thrift Strauss Wilson America

Public official Hugh Bradford arraigned on redlight act charges

Sacramento district attorney Hugh Bradford was arraigned for trial on July 23 under an indictment accusing him of wilful misconduct for not closing eighteen houses of ill repute as required by the redlight abatement act. The grand jury's filing seeks his removal from office after due hearing.

Sacramento Cal Hugh Bradford Bradford

Dont Take a Chance Anniston Kidney Health Ad

Anniston readers urged to act early for backache headaches dizziness and irregular kidney secretions. A local brick mason J H Amos reports Doan's Kidney Pills from Wikle's Drug Store eased a dull low back pain and night urine trouble, with kidneys normal and pain gone. 60c at dealers FosterMilburn Buffalo.

Anniston Doan J. H. Amos Brick Mason Eighth Palmetto Dean Wikle's Foster-Milburn Co Msgrs Buffalo N. Y

Granger Liver Regulator Promotes Clean Bowels

Claimant urges that unhealthy food combinations clog the large intestine causing headaches melancholy and indigestion. A vegetable remedy Granger Liver Regulator is advertised as a safe laxative sold at drug stores for 25 cents per box.

Star Golfers Play for Red Cross Fund

New York July 23 Play is set to begin at Englewood Country Club for a big PGA benefit event for the Red Cross. Foursomes open with women partners, followed by a 36 hole medal play by amateurs and pros. Then team matches at Blurol Siwanoy and Garden City involving native and foreign professionals.

New York Englewood Professional Golfers’ Association Red Cross B Lusrol Siwanoy Garden City Jerome D. Travors

Supplies Received For Army Camp YMCA

A carload of canvas tent poles tables chairs and other items arrived yesterday via the Southern Express Company addressed to the army YMCA at Camp McClellan. The shipment signals that a YMCA branch will be established at the camp immediately and is deemed essential for smooth operation as soldiers arrive.

Southern Express Company Army Y. M. C. A Camp McClellan Young Men’s Christian Association

How Long Must I Suffer From the Pangs of Rheumatism

An advertisement claims rheumatism is caused by germs in the blood and that S. S. S. offers a blood cleansing remedy proven for over fifty years. It invites readers to write the Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta for personalized advice.

S. S Swift Specific Co Atlanta

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