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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1916
Page
6
Anniston paper story presents a cluttered mix of weather quips about Girard and Mexico, stray humor about bootleggers, a note on a Republican convention with many candidates, and a chaotic mention of subway explosions and a New York policeman, all within a dated local press voice.
A fragmented text hints at an unidentified handshake and a copyright issue tied to an event. The fragment mentions various names and parties and suggests a dispute or miscommunication surrounding an unseen incident.
A writer condemns excessive handshaking as intrusive and awkward and praises a county effort to fight illiteracy. The group, composed of eager volunteers, aims to educate adults who lack reading and writing skills, viewing literacy as a public good and personal empowerment.
Washington Post notes that James Bryce argues the United States must lead toward a world court and a league of nations to prevent future calamities. He says U S cooperation could lend authority and neutral stance to enforce disputes, though belligerents may still resist surrendering sovereignty.
A discussion of German and British submarine activity in the Baltic Sea last autumn. British and German claims about traffic relief and ship losses are examined, noting that submarines did not halt Baltic trade and that their presence posed risks to commerce and safety.
A wartime letter praises moral and financial gains from European war impacts and Mexican invasion relief on Alabama agriculture. It credits state and federal agencies, chambers of commerce, and farmers groups for mobilizing demonstrations, bulletins, and articles to curb crop destruction by pests and improve conditions for illiterate farmers.
James A. Wade, Commissioner of Agriculture and Industries, criticizes stubborn farmers for sticking to cotton, delaying planting, and neglecting early weed control. He warns they will face poverty on paydays and calls for stronger outreach to boost diversified farming and better yields.
A dated list recounts events from 1701 Hangings in London to 1915 World War I updates. Notable items include Captain Kidd’s hanging, early American battles, Kit Carson’s death, Shakespeare memorials, Empire Day in Canada, and Edison’s telescribe, with a wartime Italy declaration and troop movements.
Berkeley marks the Golden Jubilee with a city holiday set by Mayo Sameel Irvieg. A morning drill by the guard is the chief event, followed by additional military features in the afternoon.
Notice announces the County Board of Equalization will reconvene at the courthouse in Calhoun County on the second Monday of June to inspect reports and correct any errors in assessments or water rights licenses as required by revenue code sections.
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