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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1907
Page
3
A Brooklyn man, 73, claims Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey cured several grip attacks and prevented after effects. He notes years of use, praising its tonic and cold cure benefits and says he will continue using it.
Advertises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a universal remedy for consumption nervousness typhoid malaria stomach throat and lung diseases and general debility. Claims doctors use it in hospitals worldwide and offers a free medical booklet guaranteed products sealed bottles only priced at 1.00 with brand trademark and cork seal intact.
Report from New York states that 500 guests will attend the Brooklyn Democratic club dinner with William J. Bryan as guest of honor and keynote speaker. William R. Hearst, linked to a possible third National party, has not been invited to the event.
A terse exchange touches on domestic claims and painting canvas preparation. Griggs and Briggs argue over wives and a claim of improvement, while a canvas for painters is described as a lucrative trade.
At the New York event, the morning session was devoted to women with addresses tied to educational and reform movements. William T. Maxwell and other educators spoke in the afternoon to young people, followed by two evening sessions featuring university and European speakers and labor leaders.
A quip from Puck notes a heroine crying undone after hearing of two hooks for her collar as the audience watches. The witticism captures stage tension and social spectacle in a single line.
Mr. J. D. Hammond plans another brick store on the same square as the Milligan store. A hard wind on Monday toppled the new barn frame of Mr. M. B. Franks. Meridian visitor F. J. Burke, vice president of Tredewar National Bank, stays with relatives. brother of oil mill secretary J. P. Burke.
A cited Chicago Record Herald fragment presents a man fearing his fortieth birthday and a woman asking about his hesitation, highlighting a prattling old doctor who boasted of his own birth.
Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia university will preside at the Vth annual Lake Mohonk conference on international arbitration held here next month The program highlights the Hague conference and Americas stake in arbitration It covers education and university roles and includes sessions for chambers of commerce and boards of trade with addresses by Chief Justice Beard Governor Glenn President Denny and Justice Brewer among others.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer report describes a specialized clothing businesses offering diverse waiters jackets and outfits for cooks barkeeps butchers barbers dentists surgeons and druggists. The varied garments cover materials styles and accessories suited to each occupation and place.
Squirrels eat mostly fruit and cause orchard damage in fall. They raid partridge eggs and feed on fallen poultry eggs. In pine forests they split cones for seeds and, above all, consume fungi including yellow toadstools. They avoid poisonous toadstools but eagerly eat edible varieties when available.
An old saying touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for healing burns wounds piles and chilblains. The ad claims quick results with guaranteed availability from local druggists Elam Ord way Houser and Scarbrough Drug Co at 25 cents.
1638 William the Silent born. 1766 Sir John Leslie born. 1797 Louis Adolphe Thiers born. 1808 Caleb B. Smith born. 1818 Charles J. Folger born. 1842 General Pollock actions noted. 1850 Madame Tussaud died. 1895 Perry captured at Weehawken after escape.
San Antonio hosts its fourth annual spring festival and battle of flowers opening tomorrow night with the king of the carnival arriving. The week includes military day, newspaper day, patriotic day, and the crowning of the king and queen followed by an elaborate carnival ball.
Cadell resident Parl Shamburg recalls a harsh cough that troubled him until using Dr King s New Discovery. He reports relief after less than one bottle. Elam Ordway Trouser and Scarbrough Drug Co advertise the remedy with a free trial bottle offer.
Instructions for finishing a skirt from Good Housekeeping describe using a yardstick to lay a circle of pins around the skirt at a 36 inch floor height, then marking a desired length of 34 1/2 inches from the pin line to ensure even hem and reduce effort.
An advertisement asserts Dr Kings New Life Pills prevent appendicitis and regulate the liver. The copy links constipation and liver torpor to appendix issues and mentions sale at Elam Ordway Houser and Sear through Drug Co stores priced at 26 cents.
Miss Pepprey notes a bride who is "very pretty" and guests at the ceremony call it "a wedding of beauty and brains," while Mr Con Seet agrees the bride is remarkable. The Philadelphia Press records the exchanged compliments at the event.
An essay promotes women’s health after marriage and motherhood, blaming ignorance and neglect for changes in appearance and disposition. It touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pas torite for strengthening weak or ill women, including nursing and expectant mothers, with free physician correspondence from Buffalo, New York.
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