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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1910
Page
2
The speaker calls for a substantial expansion of manufacturing plants and urges the individual to join the Chamber of Commerce, offering moral support and financial aid to advance the forward movement.
Greensboro leaders report the Chamber of Commerce plans to grow to 600 members after a canvassing drive. Directors, seeking 500 initial members, note 25 new additions have joined, bringing current totals to 460 with more canvassing unfinished.
An editorial extols the social and economic benefits of local colleges in Anniston the Noble Institute for young ladies and the Alabama Presbyterian College for men. It also notes climate educational facilities and pride in the city. The piece shifts to national politics discussing Chautauqua dates tariff reform and party fortunes amid tariff controversy.
Advertisement claims a single day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. It notes a money back guarantee from druggists if it fails and shows E. W. Grove signature on each box priced at 25 cents.
The Birmingham News swung from support to opposition on local option during the current legislative session. It criticizes rapid position changes by lawmakers like Rep. George Pegram who spoke against the Parks bill then voted for it within hours.
A cryptic note labeled politics discusses political figures with fragmented lines. The text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable names, leaving an unclear snapshot of political commentary and public figures.
The report notes Democratic gains in Maine municipal elections and outlines upcoming party moves in Maine and Michigan. It also covers potential GOP candidates in North Dakota, a 1914 Michigan prohibition plan, a Winston-Salem special election on city government form, and public figures including Asher L Burdick, Charles Crisp, Doncan A Pletcher, Victor L Berger, and Champ Clark. Also mentions Wilson’s 1912 prospects, and Ohio’s Hugh L Nichols with background in law and Ohio politics.
A compact ledger lists key dates and figures including Johann Sebastian Bach born 1685 in Eisenach and died 1750 in Leipzig, Benito Juarez born 1806, Robert Southey died 1843, and events such as the 1775 raising of The Congress flag in New York and the 1881 Manitoba boundary extension act.
In New York on March 21 a nationwide celebration marks fifty years of women’s organized foreign mission work. About three thousand women from most denominations will join rallies at Carnegie Hall and a Pageant of Missions at the Metropolitan Opera House next Monday, featuring three hundred women in tableaux of missionary work worldwide.
Elam-Hamrick Drug Co of this city has renewed its role as agent for ZEMO the skin remedy. The company notes ZEMO’s public favor and offers limited free samples to skin sufferers with a booklet How to Preserve the Skin.
George E Vincent born March 21 1864 in Rockford Illinois is to succeed Cyrus Northrop as president of the University of Minnesota at month end. A Yale graduate and noted sociologist he will become the university head after a career as editor author lecturer and administrator at Chautauqua and the University of Chicago. A medicine ad notes Ballard’s Snow Liniment relieves a side or back pain with rubbing. Priced 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle sold by J L Wikle.
Baltimore observers report the new steamer Suwannee of the Merchants and Miners' Transportation Company leaving Baltimore on its maiden voyage. A large party of guests from Southern commercial organizations accompanied the ship bound for Savannah and Jacksonville.
Promote a cotton cloth net treatment with Ballard's Snow Liniment for wounds cuts burns sores or blisters and note its healing power. Available in 25¢ 50¢ and 1.00 bottles sold by J. L. Wikle.
A brief piece argues that simple clear wording helps writing success. It urges speakers to state wants or offers plainly without embellishment to improve outcomes.
Telephone No. 72 and get Wateoa to do your hauling. Plenty of teams, wagons, druys and men. Everything in this line handled with dispatch and care. Jy8-tt.
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