Ain't It The Truth You Want to Tell Your Sweetheart
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1916
Page
4
A playful line suggests choosing the right moment to share news with a loved one rather than making a grand reveal. The quip emphasizes timing and sincerity over dramatic declarations.
Sut you do throw out your chest and boost your favorite cigarettes.
A fragment discusses the Georgia Alabama league, its president Dick Jemison, and scattered player histories. It mentions club standings, salary notices, and various players from Georgia Alabama South Atlantic and Southeastern leagues including names like Augusta McDuff Bo banka Montgomery Rome Newnan Talladega Selma Macon Opelika Mobile and Philadelphia references Connie Mack and Jack Nabors with assessment of recovery and performance.
Oames Today Talladega faces Rome while Newnan meets Amleton LaGrange plays Griffin in listed week matchups.
Birmingham defeated Nashville 4 to 3 while Little Rock beat New Orleans 2 to 0 Memphis won 3 to 2 over Mobile Games today include Birmingham versus Memphis Atlanta at Little Rock New Orleans at Chattanooga Mobile at Nashville.
Louisville May 29 The Kentucky Railroad Commission opened a meeting to confer with telephone telegraph express and steamboat companies now under the Fairroad commission jurisdiction. Provisions of the new law will be discussed and plans made for public service rate information and regulation.
New York May 27 Ty Cobb, aging but still potent, is described as slipping yet not failing. The piece notes his 11th big-league season in view, his conservative play to extend career, and a 1915 peak with new records, while predicting a gradual return to form to challenge batting leaders.
Mrs. Elia Henry Borst, Denver schools domestic science supervisor, estimates that a five person family needs at least 550 dollars annually for basic food. The article discusses dietary budgeting and local concerns about food affordability in Denver on May 29.
An old newspaper ad touts Shivar Mineral Spring product from Shelton claiming it builds rich blood and solid health. It urges customers to check with local grocers and mentions guaranteed satisfaction and stock notes.
Al Walters, a young catcher from the Waco Texas league, has become a valued member of the New York Yankees. Since Nenamaker was laid off, Walters handles Yankee pitchers, hits and runs, and has won the admiration of New York fans.
Mr and Mrs J A Hughes spent Sunday with relatives at Dearmanville Mrs W A Walker visiting relatives in Jacksonville Mr and Mrs C B Dunn and daughter Miss Bertha of Leesburg spent Sunday here with friends Mr and Mrs J M Pathorn spent Wednesday in Oxford with sister Mrs Lagrone Mrs W K Hendon of Edwardsville visited here Rev McMillian of Howard College preached at the Baptist church last Sunday Mrs C B Moghes of Birmingham visiting Mr and Mrs J A Haghee Hintes and daughter Miss Mae spent Tuesday in Anniston Rev J H Gilbert of Birmingham visited this place M Davie has taken a position in South Carolina A sacred Harp singing will be held at the Baptist church on the first Sunday in June.
In Hackensack New Jersey on May 29 the trial of William B R Mackay Jr county counsel Harry Sehwart former county board clerk and Arthur V Merriton former finance and read committee chair for malfeasance in office opens. They have been indicted over an alleged surplus of county automobiles.
May 29 report from Berlin states four defendants in a spy conspiracy were convicted and executed. Hernalsteens led the ring, supplying military data and drawings to the German front. others included Mohr and Van Aerde who conveyed reports to France. Sentences ranged from prison to death for the principal actors.
Mrs W T Moress hosts a wedding at Maine Rome celebrating Lucille Moress and Alexander of Jacksonville. The ceremony featured a mareed over white satin gown, cut flowers and ferns, with bridesmaids Lorene Morgan and Gloria De and attendants J Kary Ramie and Coke Love. A luncheon followed with salad courtellese cake and cream. about fifty guests attended.
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