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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1916
Page
4
Chicago marks a baby week with events and activities inviting families and organizations. The program coordinates hundreds of participants and groups aiming to celebrate infants and parenting resources citywide.
Welfare and social betterment groups join the new Summer baby campaign begun today and running for one week. Active participants include the public health department women’s clubs religious societies medical associations infant welfare clubs and engineers men’s organizations.
In Jacksonville Florida June 16 a gathering of many noted lawyers and jurists attended the Florida bar session. Several eminent figures were present, some from outside the state.
A Florida State Bar Association gathering convened today at a beachfront venue for its annual conference. Attendees discussed professional standards, ethics, and ongoing legal education initiatives.
Several cotton blooms have been brought into Tuscaloosa Alabama over the last few days, but daily showers hinder farmers from cultivation and raise concern over the bell weevil already appearing.
Fragmentary OCR reads Marion Alabama public notice about an event or action with limited readable details.
Mrs. Ledbetter hosts a refined afternoon reception on Marvin Circle with Miss Helen Ledbetter and the Street sisters in attendance. The event features pink and white decor, delicate costumes, and out of town guests from Uniontown Boston and Louisiana. A second gathering honors Miss Margaret Crook with invited guests including Miss Haynesworth of Uniontown and local families. Also covered are a Second Presbyterian Junior picnic at Oxford Lake, a Courtney Russell wedding guest visit, and Little Miss Bama Lyn Ayres celebrating her sixth birthday with a party on Noble Street.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted remedy for numerous female health issues from adolescence to aging. It claims universal use, lists symptoms like headaches and bearing down, and notes the medicine is alcohol free and made from roots and herbs.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Dr. Pierce and references to remedies for bilious symptoms, indigestion, and bowel derangements. The legible parts suggest an old advertising or medical notice describing a "rege yeur" and convenient remedy, with unclear dates or places.
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