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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1916
Page
3
Mobile Alabama May 27 militia kept guard over Mobile county jail after sheriff reported plots to storm the prison. Units were reduced from four to one company but will remain on duty indefinitely with no crowds observed around the jail yesterday.
The ad touts Te Tis as a universal foot remedy for sore tired feet corns callouses and bunions. It promises drawing out exudations reducing swelling and pain with a Bicent box available at stores for 25 cents, claiming immediate relief and comfort with emalter shoes.
Troop Two Roy Scouts of America helped locate fouryearold Malvern Baanders who wandered from his mother near the Big Boy Beaut parade. Found within three hours two blocks from home at 7 36 p m by William Swan and Edwin Mradley. Scouts urge parents to notify leaders within thirty minutes of a child going missing.
The list shows first and second honor roll recipients across grades from First Grade through Sixth, naming students such as Dorothy Kelter Margaret Francis Griffis Hazel Tuck DeWitt Carmichael Bascomb Ruth Edmondson Marie Acker and others, with term and senior entries indicated. The compilation reads like a school roster detailing each student’s honors for the term and grade levels.
Paris on May 27 reports the French government will exclude Germans from France and all French colonies indefinitely. A bill to enforce this policy is before the Chamber of Deputies.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute for calomel. It claims calomel is dangerous mercury that weakens bones and can cause sickness, while Liver Tone purports to cleanse the liver without side effects for children and adults.
A letter notes J Wil Wright, longtime Calhoun County resident, elected sheriff and tax collector after serving as constable and deputy U S marshal. Praise from circuit court officials cites efficiency, reduced costs, and a record work volume for the adjourned term.
The notice urges participation in a stay-at-home campaign with emphasis on keeping 1 percent in effect. It stresses home-based purchasing and domestic economy support.
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