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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1907
Page
8
Hon Fred Blackmon of Anniston attended with other out of town guests. George Johnston spent yesterday at his amber plant in the county. Mr OG Nichols heads to Edwards ville on business. Ray Knight Sr of the N O & N BE railroad, based in Atlanta, returned home after a city visit.
This card certifies druggists refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure your cough or cold. It stops the cough, heals the lungs and prevents serious relapse from a cold. Cures la grippe coughs and prevents pneumonia and consumption. Contains no opiates. The genuine comes in a 4 yellow package. Refuse substitutes. Elam Ordway and Houser.
A fragment from a revival tale describes a man recalling a girl who became excited and went to a mourners bench with him. He notes rivals and family tensions and a broken engagement as consequences of the episode, hinting at social conflict over the girl and past loyalties.
The Free Kindergarten women held an April meeting at the Alabama hotel electing officers led by President Jac. Bh. Koox and Vice President A. L. Tyler Jr. Reports show 79 pupils enrolled, average attendance 22, with funds and donations supporting clothing, food, and school supplies.
The Montgomery Advertiser recounts the quiet 5:30 p.m. Wednesday wedding of Miss Mattie Gilmer Bibb of Montgomery and Mr. W T Edmondson Jr of Anniston at the bride’s mother Mrs Susie Porter Bibb with Rev Cobbs officiating. The bridal party included Dr James Porter Bibb and Henry Edmondson. after the ceremony the couple left for Birmingham then to Anniston to visit relatives. The Bibb family ties extend to ex Governor James D Porter of Tennessee.
The Anniston Hot Blast highlights social events with Hazel Lee of Birmingham as guest of Miss Mary McCord on Tyler Hill. Dinners at the Alabama hotel feature eight courses hosted by Mr Mounter Norwood. Attendees include Miss Lee with Albert Ullman, Miss McCord with Norwood, Miss Farley with William Woods, and Miss Thomason with Lewis Wilson. The Adirondack hotel hosted a reception by the Jacksonville Japanese Club for Dr and Mrs BE Stakely Ayers recently married in Birmingham. Mrs J Wilson visited Tallassee and G D Patterson’s daughter. Margaret Sylvester of New York now visiting relatives in Atlanta after a stay with Miss Jennie Davis. Jos Saks returned from Meridian with Miss Saks and Julian to Birmingham. Mrs W J Nelson of Florence visiting the G ordons on Leighton Ave. Mr and Mrs W T Edmondson on bridal trip to Heflin.
A speaker complains that eating too much meat grease and bread leaves people sluggish and irritable. He links diet to grumbling at wives, scolding children, and quarrels with coworkers, urging better vegetable intake and healthier meals.
A fragment notes cinogne called cybel lary water from the country favention. It is described as a wine distillate derived from racemany.
Lace curtains about 64 inches wide listed at 1.50 value, our price 79 cents per pair. Silk 27 inches wide, shades valued 75 cents per yard, sale price not specified. Safety pins in various sizes offered at low price. Folding fans with tassels, fine patterns, 10 cents value, price notated. Boys all wool two piece suits with coat and pants, worth 5 dollars, sale price 1.98.
Weather data for Anniston shows cloudy to partly cloudy conditions with a forecast of slightly colder weather on Saturday. Official in charge W. F. Clarke notes a 52 degree temperature reading and a high of 63, low of 49, with north winds at 12 miles per hour. A health ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money back claim.
A method to make quick coffee uses ft on hand for heating and six hours initial prep. Use drip coffee ratios with cold water, add coffee at once, percolate, then bottle and cork tightly. Heat as needed without boiling.
An advertisement warns that kidney disease is insidious and may become fatal before symptoms appear. It urges taking Foley's Kidney Core at the first sign of trouble to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes, attributed to Elam Ordway Houser.
An ancient stone found in Pin land and observed by scientists signals weather shifts. In sun it appears white and mottled. as rain approaches it turns gray to black due to salt moisture changes. The stone blends clay water and rock salt and acts like a barometer. A separate ad notes Dean's Regulats for constipation at 25 cents a box with druggist approval.
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