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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1901
Page
5
Local readers and loyal customers are thanked for their continued support and friendship. The note expresses appreciation for help during the year, inviting ongoing patronage and goodwill toward the business and staff.
Anniston area items advertise a grand Again Week sale starting the 15th at the Big 10 cent Store, a regular business meeting at the Daniel Tyler lodge, property listings in West Anniston, and moving plans for McElreath Drag Co and the Allen family. Also noted are school building contracts, lectures, and a Spanish class at the Anniston Business College.
The new board of aldermen will be inducted tonight and face several major items. A large number of applications are filed for city offices, including four for city clerk and two for chief of police.
Advertisement notes that a flu or heavy cold yields to Foley's Honey and Tar, claiming it strengthens the lungs and makes them sound, from MeElieath Drag Co.
The new engine at the Central Foundry Co plant is being connected this week. It was installed some time ago but never used, and the plant is undergoing repairs and will close for a few days as a result.
Mr. BR Perryman of Heflin visits the city today. Mr. B C Zaaner of Heflin also in town. Howard B Williams returns from Birmingham. Capt N B DeArman of De Armanville was a business visitor yesterday. W C Mangham of De Armanville spent yesterday here. J R Fullerton of Delta Jay county is here on business. S J McCurry went to Lincoln this morning. Columbus Smith spending today in Birmingham. R W Russell returns to Kesley after a visit. J H Dake from Montgomery to spend a few days at home. George N Stone from Bessemer. George F Sedberry Jr doing week in Selma on business.
Oxford Alabama reports the tally for the Elk's carnival queen poll up to 5 p m. The piece lists local notables including J W Higson and mentions travel, visits to Anniston and Lincoln, a pursuit of a Columbus Ga suspect with a $150 reward, a nail injury to Mr De Smith, and plans for a trip to Augusta by Capt and Mrs T H Barry.
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm B B B as a cure for eczema, itching, scales, ulcers, boils, and skin pains, claiming it purifies blood and heals sores. It offers free trial medical advice and prepaid medicine from Brood Balm Co. in Atlanta, with no cost to try. Also includes a real estate listing at Noble and Thirteenth streets and references to local businesses Donanoo & Co and Facan & Co.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a laxative product and children. The readable elements suggest a health related warning or consumer caution but no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations to anchor a fuller summary.
A reader note describes a product called The One Day Gold Cure and a laxative quinine preparation from Mermott’s Chocols marketed for cold relief and headaches. The text references children and ret 8 but unclear dates or endorsements.
Forbes Music Store offers a second band organ for sale at bargain price. The listing states it must be sold with a six discount factor, indicating a limited time deal for collectors seeking a functional instrument.
Readable fragments describe a dated note fragment with limited context and no clear event or named entities. The content appears as stray letters and partial terms, offering minimal factual substance to form a full news item.
A chance customer leads to a lasting shift for tailor Boyer as he adapts business approach and product focus. The encounter highlights practical lessons in client relations and service delivery.
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