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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1901
Page
2
The Passover festival starts Wednesday at 6 pm with Temple Beth El services and a Sedar at home, followed by additional rites on Thursday. It recalls Moses delivering Israelites from Egypt, with specific Sedar foods and symbolic elements described, including matzos, lamb bone, egg, herbs, and bitter herbs.
G W Ransom of Forest Park Station, Bessemer and Birmingham reports a 100 Alderney cow died after the animal’s stomach contained 240 rusty nails and a few screws. He believes an enemy may have forced the nails into the cow, noting the nails filled a half pint when removed.
Chas C Ellis of Lisbon Iowa repaired a telegraph line after a flood swept it away. He endured a waist deep icy water soak and developed severe cold and cough. Doctors in Omaha Sioux City Oakland deemed consumption but after using Dr King’s New Discovery he was wholly cured in six bottles. Trial bottles free.
Mr I Sw, a leading wholesale druggist of Parkersburg West Virginia, says Kernett s Ext Blackberry Sod cured his cholera morbus after one dose. He would not be without it and calls it the best remedy for summer complaints.
Letters of administration for the estate of John H. Corning deceased were granted by Judge Emmett F Crook of the Probate Court of Calhoun County Alabama on March 11 1901. Creditors must present claims within the legal period or be barred. Administrator Frank Mantin.
Mr. Reuben A Gartright died Saturday night at his Pine and Twelfth streets home after months of illness. A pioneer Anniston citizen, he was known for honesty and long service with the Anniston Manufacturing Company. Funeral services were held at his residence, with burial in Edgemont Cemetery.
Champ Clark of Missouri recalls severe overwork and collapse after a campaign. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health and vitality, praising the tonic as the best medicine sold by druggists. The ad promotes Electric Bitters at 50 cents with a guarantee by Elam Drug Co.
Justes Levy announces new spring samples of imported and domestic woolens in fashionable colors. The merchant tailor lists the Columbian Building on Noble Street as his location for the collection.
Effective October 1 the Southern Railway began operating a Birmingham to Richmond Pullman Sleeper. Train No 36 departs Birmingham at 4 40 p m with return on No 85 arriving Birmingham at 11 35 a m. Officials claim notably improved service and ticket information available from C FB Jackson Birmingham Alabama.
Attractive line of spring suits showcased by J. N. Boyer & Co. offers ready selections starting at 820. Includes mentions of Cold Cure and Kermevtt's choos dernative tyme with hopeful trade terms. details uncertain due to OCR gaps.
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