Wong Men and Their Success: Alabama Leaders Highlight
The Birmingham Age-Herald lauds young Alabama business, religious, and civic leaders including Thomas A. Crumpton of Maplesville for their energy and achievements. It cites a European study tour and urges sustained Chautauqua interest to boost Anniston and the state.
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Thomas A. Crumpton
Maplesville
Birmingham
Anniston
Grampton Ivy
Crumpton
Lowndes County
The
Alabama
Brix
Europe
Ingort
age-Herald
Anniston Mill Exhibit At Buffalo Exposition Highlights Nets
The Anniston plant of American Netland Twine Co showcases Gold Medal twine and Coy Best linen netting for South American fisheries. Models include purse seines and traps displayed in Liberal Arts spaces and United States Fisheries Building. Gala Medal twine headed by H F Williamson shipped to the expo. Cycleing note ends with an ad for Banner Salve.
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South America
Coy
Liberal Arts
United States Government Fisheries
United States Fish Commission
Anniston
American
Netland Twine Co
H. F. Williamson
Teeth Cleaning Challenge Hints at Germ Killer Help
A fragment discusses keeping teeth clean beyond brushing with water alone. It suggests a remedy to destroy the germs that cause decay is needed and questions what help can provide this effect.
Woes That Never Come and A Woman's Headlong Choice
A story from Success depicts a desperate woman who plans to join W. & M. for a coveted position, saving her last $100 for her sister's funeral. A friend urges practical action, advising a suit and a reminder that mood and appearance influence others. Six weeks later the sister gains vitality from a mountain retreat and the took a new direction.
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Jean
Lida A. Churchill
Odd Food Habits Among Zulus and Deep Sea Pressure Facts
The text notes Kaffirs savor rare foods like trek ox and caterpillars while forbidding animal foods. It also explains deep sea fish survive pressure due to loose tissues and cites sharks dying when brought from great depths. It combines curiosities about diet with marine biology claims from Blackwood's Magazine.
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Blackwood’s
Evil Spirits and Health in Mongolian Beliefs
The article argues that Mongolian people attribute all illnesses to evil spirits harassing their vitality. It rejects attributing sickness to poor hygiene or late nights, preferring a fatalistic view where fate governs health and spirits determine disease.
Free Summer Treatment for Women By Dr Hartman
A recognized gynecologist Dr Hartman offers free correspondence based treatment for female diseases during the summer. Women send age life situation history and symptoms to become regular patients. medicines and hygiene guidance provided, confidentiality assured, Peruna is the principal remedy. Doctor runs Hartman Sanitarium and directs care from Columbus Ohio.
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Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
B. Harr
Columbus
Dr. Hartman
Ohio
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