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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1903
Page
4
The governing board of the Commercial club holds weekly meetings and weighs several solid initiatives from a business standpoint. Led by successful businessmen and an energetic secretary, the club is in a strong position to contribute to Anniston’s progress now more than at any prior time.
The city of Anniston is praised as a premier manufacturing, trading, farming, wholesale, residential, educational, convention center, and gateway to iron coal and gold resources in Alabama and the South, highlighting its prominent regional standing.
There is room on the subscription list for one more name and room for several more on the list for the new $10,000 industry. Anniston expects several new $10,000 industries to arise, spurring business activity and inviting investors.
The daily subscription list for the 210,000 industry adds new names and increases totals. The current amount exceeds 3000 with further pledges likely pushing toward 25000 by Saturday. A final drive could reach the 10000 target within a week, with some subscribers doubling their commitments if needed.
One fare plus two dollars to Hot Springs Arch and return via Iron Mountain Route. Tickets on sale every Wednesday and Saturday through September 30 from all Southeast points. Final limit sixty days from sale. Write for hotels and attractions booklets. I E Rehlanders Chattanooga Tenn
A discussion on American women’s versatility and ambition shaping social life. It contrasts American society with Britain’s rigid circles, notes American women’ s broad education and independence, and critiques perceptions of aristocracy and status while praising confidence and style.
A humorous look at the practice of jollying among youths and adults, noting some are born jolliers while others learn the craft or attend college. It discusses the value of good comradeship, the influence of surroundings on character, and the playful exchange of artificial bouquets among peers as lighthearted social ritual.
A patent remedy claims to erase the desire for alcohol with a tasteless, odorless treatment that can be mixed in water, tea, or coffee. Mrs. Moore of Ventura California reports successful secret administrations among drinkers and urges support for the remedy sold by mail for a dollar with free trials, via Mrs A M Townsend in Boston. Local distributor listed in Anniston.
The growing list includes a $100 subscription from the Clothe Clothing Co. R Hertz, owner, joining many others such as Globe Clothing Co., M B Wellborn, J W McBreath, and local figures. Subscriptions to the $10,000 fund are being tallied up to noon with varied amounts including 100 and 200 dollars and names from Montgomery and nearby areas.
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