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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1909
Page
8
A column blends mothering wisdom from the Christian Herald with local social notes. It reflects on punishment and praise shaping children and recalls how examples influence behavior. Also lists recent visits, church events, and bridge club gatherings among Anniston residents and guests.
Mrs. D. B. Walsh hosted a weekend visit with her son Vernon Badham a Presbyterian College student. Mrs. Badham remarked on the city’s charm while her stay ended sooner than hoped. Mr. Howard Smith of Talladega spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. A. T. L. Smith and was warmly welcomed by friends in Anniston.
A national conference of employing printers convened in Chicago to devise a cost agreement to curb cut-throat competition. The effort began in New York with the Typothetae, aiming to stabilize rates across the industry.
An advertisement touts Capudine as a liquid remedy for headaches colds heat stomach and nervous troubles claiming fast relief and pleasant taste. Available at drug stores in 10 25 cent sizes and larger.
Walter W. Stephen a 19 year old Mobile native and member of the Association of Amateur Wireless Telegraphers plans to install a wireless apparatus at Presbyterian College to demonstrate and rally support for amateur wireless in the battle with commercial interests led by Lee DeForest. Stephen notes modern equipment eliminates interference and cites his aeronautics work including a Chanute type aeroplane built and flown as a glider at Fort Valley. He is also versed in astronomy and chemistry, has driven fast cars, and may study theology after college while remaining on the football squad.
Several hundred delegates from every Confederate state and many from other regions arrive for the United Daughters of the Confederacy convention in Houston. The formal opening is set for tomorrow with sessions through the week as local chapters prepare entertainment for visitors.
The Western Montana apple show opened in Missoula on October 18 with high hopes for success. It showcases premier farm and orchard produce from western Montana. Prizes totaling three thousand dollars will be awarded for the best exhibits.
A brief feature highlights Blake's livery operation known for horse care and stable accommodations. The piece notes service scope and community presence, emphasizing reliability and local ties.
Montgomery October 18 The Auburn football squad faces uncertainty ahead of the Vanderbilt game with five starters in the hospital and others nursing injuries. Davis Reynolds may regain form while McCoy Hardage and Esslinger are unlikely to play, weakening defense as Bonner Hill and Powell vie for roles in the backfield and line.
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