Fire plugs list and waterworks progress detailed
Fire plugs and their locations are provided by resident engineer C H Ohme of the Waterworks. Mains are being laid rapidly as two large pumps and an air compressor arrive next week. The stand pipe will be tested and water turned on as soon as the mains are paid and machinery installed.
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Sixth Street
Third Avenue
Second Avenue
Second Street
Death of Effie May Hembree
The Herald reported the death of Effie May Hembree a frail child stricken with scarlet fever died Friday afternoon at her foster mother Mrs. Hembree’s home. Adopted daughter and beloved by all who knew her, Mrs. Hembree extends thanks for sympathy.
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Herald
Effie May Hembree
Effie May
Sermons and marriages stir in Jscrumley Chapel area
Mr Wilson of Wylam preached a sermon at Jscrumley Chapel as relatives plan visits this week. Miss Gertie Johnston wed Mr James Franklin last week at the bride’s home. Several locals, including Miss Ellen Shoenaber and Mrs Elizabeth Shoemaker, updated kin in Pratt City and Carlisle. A.J. Sharp is ill while others, like Mrs M Higgins, await fever recovery.
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Ellen Shoenaber
Frome
M.A. Higgins
Village Falls
Wilson Shoemaker
Carbon Till
Alice Rnyedale
Meus Jatt Hill
Gertie Johnston
James Franklin
Jamies Johnson
Adamsville
Ar.t. Sharp
Nancy Miller
Pratt City
Jesse Edwards
Brookside
Miss Ellen
Elizabeth Shoemaker
Carlon
Union of Grace Lemmon and George Burks Announced
Mrs Edith Webb announces the marriage of her daughter Grace Stella Lemmon to Mr George Weinfrey Burks on Wednesday October twenty fourth at eight oclock in Pratt City Alabama. At home after November third at 129 Third Street. Also mentions a bereavement and library opening report and a note about Chamberlains Pain Balm available locally.
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Edith Webb
Grace Stella Lemmon
George Weinfrey Burks
Pratt City
Alabama
Third Street
Miss Webb
Webb
Mr. Burks
Robert Russell Dies In Dynamite Accident Near Morris Alabama
Robert Russell aged about twenty, son of John Russell, was killed by an explosion of dynamite while fishing near Morris Alabama. He was raised in the area, attended church, and was living with his brother E R Russell at Jefferson at the time. The funeral was held in Morris with interment there. His father, a well known former resident, mourns the loss.
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Morris
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Robert Russell
John Russell
Lord Pratt City
Oneonta
E.R. Russell
Jefferson
Robert
Alac
Nerve food promise for nervous system relief
An advertisement for Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil claims to feed nerves and brain, ease neuralgia and irritability, and provide fat from daily food. It promises a free sample from OTT & BOW, chemists in New York, with a selling price of $1.00 at all druggists.
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Scott
OTT & Bow
Pearl Streete
New York
Kingsbury Piano Ad Emphasizes Quality and Service
Be as much upon the quality of the instrument and the foundation as upon the skill of the performer. The Kingsbury piano owes its superiority to top materials and skilled workmen. I am the sole State representative, offering other makes, tuning and repairs, rentals with purchase options, and trade-ins.
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Kingsbury
Criterion Publication Ad Seeks Agents for $50,000 Giveaway
An old publication ad promises a $50,000 giveaway by the Criterion and calls for agents nationwide. It touts easy entry with no special experience, offering liberal terms and full support, directing interested readers to send references to the Criterion Publication Co. in New York City for particulars.
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Euregas
Criperion Publication CO
New York City
Nive
Robbed the Grave and New Patent Medicines Ad
A Philadelphia man touts Electric Bitters after a life threatening illness saying they robbed the grave. Testimonials from M E Lowther cite Chamberlain's remedies for cholera morbus and diarrhea with rapid relief. Lovelady's drug store promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at 25 cents. A patent laxative and cough suppressant are advertised with child friendly formats.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
Kcians
Ri KF
Lovelady
Nes
R. F. Lovelady
Cures Blood Poison With Botanic Blood Balm
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures blood poison in all stages by expelling the poison and restoring the body. It lists symptoms such as sores ulcers skin marks and bone pain, cites over 1000 testimonials and offers a trial bottle free by mail. Also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for throat irritation aiding sleep. Sold by R P Loyhoody.
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Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
R. P. Loyilaidy
King’s New Discovery Cures Philadelphia Woman’s Cough
Annie E Springer of Philadelphia praises Dr. King’s New Discovery after years of coughing relief. She reports pain in the chest eased and better sleep, claiming the remedy cures throat chest or lung troubles. Trial bottles free at R F Lovelady’s drug store.
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Annie E. Springer
Philadelphia
Dr. King
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