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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1916
Page
3
A Prosperous farmer J B Williams of Greenbrier Tennessee describes severe stomach trouble and nervous indigestion. After four bottles of Tantac he says he gained 25 pounds, regained his weight from 135 to 180, and regained appetite and strength. He praises Tantac as life changing and recommends it to others. Scarbrough J D advertises the medicine.
An advertisement extols Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy as a cure for stomach poisons and ailments including indigestion and ulcers. It claims vast effectiveness with one dose and lists notable buyers and medical professionals as users. The copy urges readers to request a free sample and to purchase a bottle with money-back assurance.
The page highlights a Bird Day program in Alabama with poems, biographical sketches of John James Audubon, birdhouse building tips, and civic club notices. It mentions engaging school activities and a Martins as beneficial scavengers, plus church prayers and a note on U D C scholarships for Confederate descendants.
The notice explains every effort to provide prompt service and handle rush periods. It notes operators may be briefly unavailable during emergencies, but delays are rare with an average call answered in about five seconds. Cooperation is requested from customers.
A list of tuition scholarships from Agnes Scott University through Birmingham College and Meridian Conservatory, with values ranging from 50 to 100 dollars. It notes competitive examinations for Vaaser and Washington and Lee, College Entrance Board grading, and four year tenure for most awards except Bristol, Fleet School, and University of Virginia. Applications due by April 28 to Mrs J M Bashinsky, chairman Alabama Division II D Scholarship Committee Troy Alabama. A Silver Tea at Mrs Diemukes home featured readings by M A Morton and Minnie Lee Powell Myers.
This old ad copy touts Tie as a remedy for tired feet and foot ailments. It claims acids cause puffing and pain, promising relief with a 25 cent box from druggists. It urges smaller shoes for ongoing comfort and happier feet.
The article discusses the importance of proper wedding invitations and wording for a bride to present herself well to friends. It notes plans to send to Atev ens Engraving Goi for samples and prices, provided free of charge.
A bustling letter from an Anniston visitor praises local societies and women’s clubs. The writer notes the emphasis on suffrage, education, and philanthropy from Wednesday Study Club Chau tauqua and Euphian meetings, while praising individuals for their preparation and leadership.
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