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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1906

Page

2

Baptism at Baptist church follows weekly prayer meeting

The rite of baptism was administered at the Baptist church last night immediately after the weekly prayer meeting. The article also notes social events including Miss Annie Vary visiting at College Hill and a postponed musicale planned by Prof. Thompson with details of upcoming receptions and local gatherings.

The Baptist Church Annie Vary Marion Judson Haynes College Hill A. F. Bullard Thompson Anniston

Unclear OCR fragment mentions Smith Manning in Texas and travels

Fragmentary notice describes Smith Manning of Big Springs Texas arriving in the city with a friend John Floyd Smith for several days. It also references Miss Pairlee Jones in Oxford and a sickness in Fruithurst family, plus a Willie Mcffurnett.

Smith Manning Big Springs Tex Be John Floyd Smith Pairlee Jones Oxford Fruithurst

Newbro's Herpicide Promises Hair Growth for Ladies

An ad touts Newbro's Herpicide as suitable for women facing hair loss and dandruff. It claims the product kills dandruff germs at the root, encouraging renewed growth, with no oil or grease and no dye. Samples available by mail from The Herpicide Co in Detroit, Michigan.

Newbro Herpcide Co Detroit Mich

Roosevelt Sets Minimum Army Officer Height At Five Foot Five

President Roosevelt orders a new standard requiring future army officers to reach five feet five inches in height. The rule could bar West Point cadets who fail to gain two extra inches from admission height of five feet three inches. The measure prompts debate on whether height determines fitness for command, noting Napoleon stood five feet two inches at rise to power.

Roosevelt West Point Academy Napoleon

Civil War Vets Tale Of Bull Run Laughs And Tears

John A. Boyle of Massachusetts recounts his Bull Run encounter at a meeting. He recalled dropping his gun and running, being chased two miles, then stumbling as the enemy collapsed from apoplexy. He wept for the man he briefly outran as the crowd listened.

John A. Boyle Massachusetts Bull Run Boyle

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