Judge Pelham Visits Capital for Appellate Court Setup
Judge John Pelham traveled to Montgomery to assess the new appellate court's status and arrange for a home there as the court prepares to convene for the first time on April 3. Anniston lodge No. 443 A M meets at 7 30 pm with Fellowcraft work detailed and visitors welcome. Calhoun lodge No. 46 Knights of Pythias held a lively weekly session conferring a Knight and reinstating a suspended member followed by a communal feast.
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John Pelham
Montgomery
Anniston Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Calhoun Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Home Journal Patterns From Ullman Brothers
Ullman Brothers advertise reliable new patterns for home sewing in 10¢ and 15¢ sizes with the Home Journal brand.
Builder Boss Visits Site of New York Fire Disaster
Manager M. J. Black of Bass & Heard toured a recently burned New York city building that caused the loss of 150 employees.
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M. J. Black
New York
Bass & Heard
Army books audited by Birmingham singing brigade visit
Major Barter of Birmingham and her Singing Brigade visited the Salvation Army corps last night to inspect the books. Services occurred both on the streets and in the hall with good music that was well received.
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Major Barter
Birmingham
Salvation Army
Blackmon to Quit Law for Congress Post
Congressman Fred L. Blackmon announces retirement from active law practice after his inauguration as representative of the Fourth district. He says serving constituents and clients would be impossible to balance and aims to be the best Fourth district congressman.
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Fred L. Blackmon
Midshipman Vacancy Ad Appears in Local Classifieds
An Annapolis midshipman vacancy is advertised from the Fourth congressional district. Blank forms for candidates are with Congressman Fred L. Blackmon. Exams occur in Birmingham Montgomery or Mobile on the third Tuesday in April or in Annapolis on the third Tuesday in June.
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Annapolis
Fred L. Blackmon
Birmingham
Montgomery
Mobile
Weather Outlook for Anniston and Vicinity
Deficiency of precipitation since January first through fourth at .98 inches. Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and likely Wednesday with warmer temperatures.
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Anniston
Hog for sale by owner on West 14th street
Owner offers a black hog for sale with left ear crop and a split in the right ear. The keeper can obtain the animal by paying the listed price. Contact J. T. Findley, West 14th Street, March 28, 1921.
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J. T. Findley
West 14Th Street
Sleeping Outdoors Benefits Babies Says Reader Tip
A household tip urges mothers to let infants nap outdoors in perambulators when weather allows. The article argues outdoor sleep refreshes babies more than indoor air and encourages mothers and nurses to support outdoor rest for healthier infant sleep.
Nursery hedge display delights children in play room
Children at the play room enjoy a novelty item called a nursery hedge. The hedge, valued for its charm, claims attention for its use in the nursery and beyond as a decorative and playful feature.
Nursery hedge idea for play space with safe toy enclosure
The author envisions a tiny fence to surround a child's play area, placing toys inside for safe, contained play. It suggests attractive child furniture and even adult style miniatures, with a mat inside to protect the carpet, making the space feel like the child’s own room.
Cot on Wheels for Sleep in Summer Playouts
The article argues go carts fail for very small children as they cannot sleep. It favors a cot on wheels allowing a mother to put the baby to sleep under trees in summer while she sews, or keep him warm in winter and steal time for needlework.
Floral notes on houseplants and bulb care
The guide advises covering plants during sweeping to protect them from dust and watering bulbs as they come in bloom. Do not water houseplants too often, once or twice a week suffices. too much water and poor light cause more harm. Cultivate plants to fill space. use commercial plant food over stable manure. Sickly plants should be discarded and replaced.
Personal mentions from Anniston city visitors and residents
FE B Meharg of Alexandria was in Anniston today Il Faussey of Nashvil e came to Anniston this morning I C Cheney of Graystone Ala was registered at the Alabama today R L Morris of Talladega spent last night in Anniston James M McBurnett and wife of Wedowee are in Anniston today W O Grant and Editor Boone of Heflin were here today G J Beifeuillet and J F Latimer of Birmingham were in the city today Robert M Saunders R L Duncan and G S Ballard of Atlanta visited J T Lether and C B Taylor of Montgomery visited the Model City today Mr and Mrs George FB Cater are the parents of twins a girl and a boy born yesterday Dr John W Stagg has gone to Montgomery and Mobile on his campaign to raise 30 000 for the Anniston Presbyterian college T Ben Kerr Col W J Brock D W Gray Capt J N Hood Will Webb George McFrye Jim Mobley G N Langston R R Langston all of Piedmont are in Anniston today attending City court.
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John W. Stagg
Montgomery
Mobile
Anniston Presbyterian College
T. Ben Kerr
Col
W. J. Brock
D. W. Gray
Capt
J. N. Hood
Will Webb
George McFrye
Jim Mobley
G. N. Langston
R. R. Langston
Piedmont
Anniston
Expert Tries Week Buying Only Advertised Goods
A shopper undertakes a seven day experiment to buy only items advertised in print and online catalogs. The experiment tests how well deals, brand prominence, and weekly specials guide purchases without seeking unadvertised discounts.
Want Ads Spotlight Profit Opportunities
Classifieds reveal a range of earners from used goods sales to service gigs. Readers note potential profits in quick-turn sales, tutoring, and small-scale home repairs advertised by local entrepreneurs seeking customers and collaborations.
Classified Advertising Offers Highly Specialized Publicity
Classified advertising promotes tailored publicity options for offers and requests, highlighting targeted exposure services aimed at niche markets and local audiences.
Keep the Children Away From Office
A memo on working mothers notes that married women bring experience but may discuss their children in the office, which can hurt office harmony. The author recalls a mother in the same office who constantly spoke of her three children, causing fatigue and prompting a manager to advise discretion. The woman quit rather than adjust.
Which Croup Comes Around And How To Treat It
Croup is a serious ailment in young children caused by inflammation at the windpipe top with mucus buildup. Early signs include fever, hoarseness, drowsiness, and a cold, followed by wheezing and a crowing breathing sound. Keep the child warm and give ipecac or wine as directed, then use hot water to ease the throat if symptoms persist.
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Croup
Pressing Seams in Amateur Diesamaker Technique
An adjunct almoc proves indispensable to the amateur diesamaker as a roller placed under the seam enables careful pressing without injury. The roller, about two feet long, is covered with flannel and used to press seams accurately.
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Diesamaker
For Sale Nice 6 Room Home on Oar Line
For sale notice advertises a six room home on an oar line with contact to J M Bagot. The readable fragment dates to February 25 and references an end of data marker. The item is a brief classified listing from a historical page.
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J. M. Bagot
Real Estate Listing Request Clarified
The notice asks for listings and assistance with property sales and rentals. It emphasizes ease of contact and urges readers to reach out for real estate opportunities and brokerage support.
Six-room Dwellings Listed on Sixth Street and West Thirteenth
Two properties offered for sale: a six room two story dwelling at 109 Sixth Street near Wilmer priced at 15.00 and a six room dwelling on West Thirteenth Street near Pine Avenue school priced at 1100.00 listed by Sam's L Crook & Company.
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Wilmer
Sixth Street
West Thirteenth Street
Pine Avenue
Classified Ad Copy Teaches Simple Wording
A fragmented ad copy extols the value of Want Ads in selling personal property and promoting business. It promises candor and direct language, noting automatic matching of readers to ads, and touts low costs and broad usefulness for small tasks.
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Judge Pelham
Watson
Rodinger & Co
A.J. Goodwing CO
Real Estate and Insurance
Ullman Bros
Army Books
Blackmon
LAW
C. Dobbin
Fou
EK. E. Forbes Piano
FE. E. Forbes Piano Co
W. L. Butler
Mgr
Ala
Stevens’ Market
West 15Th Street
W. M. Bagley & Co
United States Weather Bureau
Hildrein
FE. B. Meharg
Alexandria
Il, Faussey of
Nashvile
I. C. Cheney
Graystone, Ala
The
Alabama Today
R. L
Morris of
Talladega
James M. McBurnett
Wedowee
W. O. Grant
Boone of
G. J. Beifeuillet
J. F. Latimer
City
Robert M. Saunders
R. L. Duncan
G. S. Ballard
Atlanta
J. T. Leteher
C. B. Taylor
George FB. Cater
Star Office
John McDonald
Noble Street
Sale
Jersey
South
B. H. Denman
Real Earate
Jacksonville
F. W. Ledbetter
West 11Th Street
City Bank and Realty
MO. W. Coleman, Ma
City Bank & Realty Co
Noble
Sam's L. Crook & Company
Real Estate & Insurance
Ad. O. Watson
Waton
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