Le Forest Wood to Appear at City Auditorium Tonight
Mr. G. Le Forest Wood arrived city this morning via Atlanta and will perform in four inimitable characters at the Auditorium tonight. The lecture is expected to draw a large attendance as patrons flock to the event.
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le Forest Wood
G. le Forest Wood
Atlanta
Jno. F. Higginbotham
Anniston Business College
Higginbotham
Southern Telegraph School
Senoa
Ition
Montevallo
Oxford News of Present Interest Records Local Events
Oxford residents see Monday openings and future Thursday activities for the ladies at Lake. Isbell College in Tal on May 12 features Dr. P. D. Vann invited to preach the Baccalaureate. The Ox. News notes Carnivals, queen selections, and staff changes at local colleges and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
F. P. Ramsay
The
Ox College
Isbell College
Talon
Perror
Queen of the Elks
Carni
Je Mins
Stella Roberts
Lillian
Revival Meetings Swing At St Pauls Church Knoxville
Rev Dr J Bateman arrives to assist Rev J A Mitchell in a series of revival meetings at St Pauls Church Knoxville. Meetings began Sunday with large attendance and two services daily at 3 30 p m and 7 50 p m under music director Prof Fred Wicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bateman
D. D
The
Peoples’ Tabernacle
Knoxville, Tenn
J. A. Mitchell
St. Paul’s Church
Fourteenth Street
Leighton Avenue
Fred Wicks
Anniston Traveler Mr Zinn Reports From Hong Kong
Anniston’s Mr W H Zinn writes from Hong Kong during a six month world tour. He plans to visit Manila to view U S possessions and will sail on a Pacific liner to San Francisco for his homeward journey.
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Anniston
W. H. Zinn
Hong Kong
China
Zinn
Manila
Uncle Sam
San Francisco
Increased Passenger Service on the Choctaw Route
Effective October 7 the Choctaw Route will run three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs Ark. Double daily service will extend to Indian and Oklahoma Territories with connections for points in Missouri Kansas Texas and the West.
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Memphis
Hot Springs
Ark
Oklahoma Territories
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
West
Foley's Honey and Tar Cures Colds and Prevents Pneumonia
A nostalgic claim from a historic ad promoting Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy that cures colds and prevents pneumonia, reflecting early 20th century patent medicine advertising.
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Foley
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Rocery
Kohno Bros
Kremanded
Bob Ferrell
Pace
Henderson
Bron
O. H. Parker & Co
Burnett & Bellingrath
West Anniston
OH. Parker & Co
Py Stables
Moore Street
Kohn Bros
John Stone
Howe
George N. Stone
America
Re? & Co
New Soda
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Dix Proware Co
Noble
Glm
A. Fagan & Co
Alabamare House
All Truste
Donanco & Co
Walter H. Talley
Scottstore
Bros
Lee
Oxford Lake
Rowinson
Boon
W. B
O' Bryant
Quintard Avenue
O. Watson
Stacy Adams
Queen & Crescent
Meridian
Shreveport
Southern Railway
Anniston Steam Laundry
Noble Street
Fors Mott's
L. J. Hawkins
R. M. Ingram & CO
Oxanna
Constantine
E. A. Franklin
Furniture House
Opera House
Alabama
Foot Outfitters
JOB Saks & CO
Oxford News of Present Interes
PD. Vann
Po. N. Gannels
Kiks’ Carnival
Birminghis Work
Thomas J. Jackson
Talis
Mr. Clark Snow Hill
J. M. Ragar
Mary Smith
Mr. F
Oorefield
Dr. Vann
Collinsvile
P. D. Vann
Aniston
P. D. van
W. 8. Aderholt
City
W. T. Warick
Jno. Taylor
Aniston Telephone Exchange
J. E. Burkstresen
Robertson Place
Mecanic Street
W. F. McCally
DR. Bateman
St. Paul's Church
Fey
McKlreathag Co
RO. Watson
Boyer
McClurkin
MR. Zinn
Anniston Trading Company
L. Smith Company
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