Interest To Women By Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription
The piece promotes Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women with demanding duties and for mothers. It claims the remedy supports the nervous system and aids childbirth preparation, emphasizing transparency of ingredients and endorsements from medical figures. It also mentions Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for constipation.
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Pierce
Pierce Io
Worman
R. V. Pierce
Offala
N.Y
Local Social Briefs Honor Citizens in Our Towns
The home community notes births weddings and anniversaries among residents. Local obituaries report the passing of neighbors with acknowledgments of service and family connections. Social events and personal milestones reflect the town’s enduring ties.
Embalming Service In Alabama Opens New Branch
Announcement declares completion of undertaking parlors inviting public inspection. Mr Milton P Crowe leads the branch and is described as the most competent embalmer in Alabama for over twenty years. A lady attendant is available by request day or night.
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Milton P. Crowe
Crowe
Alabama
This Date In History Timeline Entries
A list of historical milestones with years and terse events including the Royal Society charter in 1603, US Mint in 1702, Danish author Andersen born 1805, Monroe becoming secretary of state, and various other dated notes from 1419 to 1895. Some items appear garbled or inconsistent in spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Society of England
Count Mirabens
United States Mint
Nelson
Copenhagen
Shane Christian Andersen
James Monroe
Virginia
Balti
Lyre Bird of Australia Noted for Song and Tail
The Lyre Bird, native to Australia, is renowned for its dramatic tail display and capacity to imitate other birds. It sings more in winter, with a loud full tone, and can mimic crowing roosters, clucking hens, barking dogs, and cat mewing as well as the calls of many birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Sumimner
Leprosy and Its Human Only Disease Spread
Leprosy is an exclusively human disease not inoculable to animals and never spontaneous. It is derived from the lesions or secretions of a diseased person. New outbreaks trace to importation by an infected leper, with unclear infection modes but clear danger to close contacts.
Electric Bitters Benefiting Elderly and Weak Patients
W B Brunson of Dublin Ga says his eighty three year old mother thrives on Electric Bitters with two years of use, strong appetite, good sleep. The tonic aids female weakness, debility and strengthens puny children. guaranteed for stomach liver and kidney troubles by Elam Ordway Houser and Scarbrough Drug Co. 50e.
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W. B. Brunson
Dublin
Elam
Ordway & Houser
Scarbrough Drug Co
Sunflower Deemed Most Deceitful Plant by Naturalist
A naturalist says the sunflower misleads six nations by appearing to turn toward the sun. French call it tournesol, Spanish girasol, Italian girasole, Hungarian naptaforgo, all meaning turn to the sun, while English speakers simply call it sunflower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaid
Holes In the Legs Explain Hog Heat Regulation
A scientist notes hogs have unique leg ducts that discharge waste and regulate heat. These internal openings, active in fore legs and smaller in hind legs, serve as the hogs' primary means to shed excess heat, complementing breathing through the mouth and nostrils. The quote from Van Buren Current Local reflects on purity.
Bertie and Henry Defy Duty in a Narrow Escape
Bertie boy wishes his new trousers impress Mr. Henry Strong while Aunt Helen distances herself. Henry intervenes when Bertie risks crossing a railroad track to fetch approval. A family rift ends as Henry saves Bertie and Aunt Helen admits her mistake in a scene of danger and reconciliation.
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Aunt Helen
Bertie
Henry Strong
Mr. Henry
Mrs. Johnson
Maggie
Nell
New York
George
Hardman
Henry
Aunt Trelen
Express
Mr. Slenry
Laddie
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Munity
Trigg-Sterle CO
Des Bontricotare Prievets Comtegion
Evans Chemical Coery
Cail
Cironler Ems Om
Anniston Oak Tannery
W. M. Schroeder
Meet
London
Aliollabel
Alvarado
Mexico
Tattle
Bela
Ala
Pattehabad
Afghanistan
van Buren
Copsright
E. C. Parcella
George III
Lord Kenyon
King’s Bench
London Telegraph
Mogtry
Mozley
McK Leroy
We. A. Davie
Vies Press
UD. Woodru?ty, Onabiza
Andolph Smith, Bassef, Aushiey
The
Anniston National Bank
United States
A Lok
Nan
Elaw, Oriway & Hiiser
First National Bank
M. B
Wellborn
W. W. Stringfellow
Vice Press
H. A. Young
A. J. Goodwin
W. H. McKleroy
Anniston City Land Company
WM. A. Davis
Anniston City Land
Anniston
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