Storm-Touched Birmingham Described by Anniston Resident
Mr. 8. A. Pearce, back from Birmingham, recounted a near miss with the big cyclone that caused extensive damage. His boarding house lost door and window openings while debris and falling timber injured others nearby. he escaped unhurt.
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A. Pearce
Birmingham
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