Remittance Instructions Altered by County Officials
Notice from Calhoun County officials states that remittances must be sent to Anniston Publishing Company rather than to individuals associated with the Star newspaper. Official publication of the Board of County Commissioners of Calhoun County.
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Anniston Publishing Company
Kline Bid., Cor. Market
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Anniston Publiing Company
Star
The
Board of County Commissioners of Calhoun Co
Star Ad Heralds Honor Roll Status in Alabama
The Star confirms its placement on the Honor Roll of the Association of American Advertisers, certifying its circulation as exactly four in Alabama. It notes that only four daily papers in the state hold this distinction, with the Star being the sole representative in this region.
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The
Star
Association of American Advertisers
United States
the Star
Alabama
Only Way to Die Right Is to Live Right
A moral sermon warns that true virtue is a life of restraint and accountability. It cites a South Georgia case where a respected banker died in a crash beside an intoxicated companion, illustrating that hidden sin leads to public disgrace.
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Paradise
South Georgia
Rome
Tribune Herald
Ifs In History and the Curse of Empire
A writer notes regret over the United States leaving the British empire during dog days. The piece recalls hands across the sea and blood thicker than water ideas. Mention is made of Joseph Chamberlain and plans for England Germany and the United States to join in world leadership.
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United States
Joseph Chamberlain
England
Germany
McClure
London
Comptroller’s
Vote for the amendment in this decisive election
Miss Mamie Allen urges voters to cast ballots next November on the amendment, arguing loyalty to family and country. She frames the choice as a test of faith, morality, and dedication, ending by noting her own background as a bright young Oxford woman and daughter of Mrs. Mary Allen.
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Miss Allen
Oxford
Mary Allen
Oxford College
Aveniston College
Reflection on American-British ties and the idea of Washington as imperial capital
The writer contends a prior patching of quarrels might have made Washington the British Empire capital and granted representation in a Washington parliament, a notion compared with Canada Australia New Zealand and South Africa. The piece doubts such ifs offer meaningful insight into history.
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Washington
British Westminister Assembly
New Zealand
Alabama Constitution Text on Prohibition Vote
The Star reprints the constitutional amendment to be voted on in November. Article XIX Section 1 bans manufacture and sale of alcohol and intoxicating beverages forever, with exceptions for medical scientific and mechanical uses and sacraments. Section 2 allows the Legislature to regulate storage and disposition of liquor under police power.
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The
Star
Alabama
Ifs of history and British protectorate talk
The author muses on missed turns in history and a line of counterfactuals, noting that individual choices shape nations but asserting the value of empire protection. He cites battles, independence, and key figures to argue that the past could have differed without altering the present, then references England's protectorate status as a debated topic.
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Rockefeller
New York Central
Concord
Spanish America
Spain
Bolivar
Washington
Jefferson
South America
Monroe
Canada
Birth and career of Col Edward Haskell
Colonel Edward H. Haskell, born October 5, 1845 in Gloucester Massachusetts, was a leading New England paper manufacturer. He served in the Civil War with Burnside in North Carolina, and with Sherman in Georgia, later serving in the Massachusetts legislature and Governor's Council. He was a Republican national convention delegate and secretary in 1884.
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Edward H. Haskell
New England
Gloucester
Mass
Burnside
North Carolina
Virginia
Tennessee
Gen. Sherman
Georgia
Col. Haskell
Massachusetts
Governor’s Council
Republican Party
Star Want Ads Bring Business to Hundreds of Patrons
Hundreds of patrons testify to the impact of Star Want Ads in drawing customers and boosting business activity. The brief item notes strong customer turnout and advertising value in the local market.
Store ads urge today bargains with cash value to you
If you plan to buy something this week, consult today's ads for cash value offers and savings, highlighting how discounts translate into real money saved at checkout.
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J. T. Pain
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Miss Mamie Allen
Regal
SAKS
Levy
Eighteenth Street
Wilmer Avenue
Marvin Hill
E. L. Turner & CO
Comptroller
First National Bank
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