Heflin Court Session Brings Anniston Lawyers and Crop Talk
Circuit court sits in Heflin this week possibly three weeks with Annington lawyers present. Solicitor Cornelius begins official duties in Cleburne. Farmers report wide interest in Cleburne farming. Randolph county peaches look good while Cleburne crops face losses. Apples and cherries may survive if no further freezes occur.
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Heflin
Anniston
Cornelius
Cleburne
Randolph County
Daughter of Ex Minister to U. S. Becomes Dancer
The article profiles the daughter of a former minister who pursues a professional dancing career in the United States. It highlights her training, early performances, and the public’s reception as she joins a touring troupe and seeks broader stages.
Flora Sackville-West Debut Plan Cleared by Court
London reports Flora Sackville-West daughter of a former British minister has taken up the dance profession of her mother Josefa Duran de Ortega. The first public notice called her The Honorable Flora Sackville-West which the Sackville family challenged and the description was withdrawn. A recent court ruling in Ernest Sackville’s suit confirms the late diplomat never married Flora’s mother.
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Flora Sackville-West
Washington
London
Josefa Duran de Ortega
Lord Sackville
Sackville
Flora
Ernest
Lord
War Ad Rife With Calls For Backing And Business Plan
The line suggests creating a war advertisement aimed at securing backing for a business plan. It frames the ad as a tool to attract investors or sponsors who will support the venture during wartime or conflict conditions. The message emphasizes preparation and credible plan presentation to win backing.
Classified ads hold most work news for the day
Classified advertising carries the bulk of job notices and employment listings, detailing available work across sectors. It highlights hiring needs, openings, and opportunities, reflecting the local labor market and economic activity through short notices and classified lines.
Dr R P Huger Defends Whble As Humane Mayor
Letter from R P Huger defends Mayor Wikle and opposes prohibition as sole remedy. Counsels temperance through education and local policing, criticizes moral crusaders, praises enforcement by city leadership, and discusses liquor laws, cocaine, and reform in Tennessee and Illinois references.
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R. P. Huger
Whble
Europe springs vs local relief for skin disease
An advertisement promotes D. D. D. Prescription with Oil of Wintergreen and Thurmol claiming instant relief from eczema and itching. It contrasts distant European cures with a home remedy available at Elam Hamrick Drug Co offering an 85 cent bottle.
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Europe
Classified advertising boosts viable business ventures
Classified advertising will make your business enterprise if it is one that ought to be made. The note stresses the power of targeted ads to grow profitable ventures.
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Evening Star
Noah
Tenth Legion
Tennessee
Fane
Washington
Wikle
Calcutta
Chalmette
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Classified ads connect buyers through automatic selection
Classified advertising finds people interested in your offer via automatic selection. The system matches readers to listings, boosting visibility for products services and notices across the paper.
Adage on Advertising and Momentum
A concise editorial compares a store rushing its advertising to a train moving faster than its engine, illustrating that progress must align with underlying forces. It argues impatience can outpace capability, urging steady, credible growth.
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U. 8
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la Pollette
Wisconsin
Black Hole
Jackson
Union
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Cooper
Carmack
Hooper
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Ture
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Jeremiah
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Judge Coleman
Opera House
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Recorder
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of Democracy
Elam-Hamrick Drug CO
William Howard Taft
Southern Commercial Congress
KF. W. Ledbetter
West Lith Street
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