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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1901
Page
10
Charney Pritchett, a young white man, was fined 29.60 in police court by Mayor Pro Tem McKleroy for cruelty to animals. He was arrested by Officer Bryan while hauling bones near the Alabama Mineral shops. The horse was old and unfit for work. no payment today means likely sixty days of street work.
An old advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures through the blood by destroying poisons causing bone and joint pain, swollen glands, catarrh symptoms, bad breath, and hearing issues. It says the remedy has been tested 40 years, costs $1, and offers free medicine advice with a mail request to Atlanta, Georgia.
April reports from Bynum note Miss Larah Keadle and Mr. W. W. Comer wed Sunday at the bride’s home in Keadle. Evergreen visitors Mrs. J. T. Amos and daughters Addie and Jimmie stay with relatives in Coldwater and Bynum. Rosa Wilson teaches near Jenifer. Citizens attend Sam Jones meetings. Robt. Sharp owns a silver keepsake clock with three generations of use.
Mr Ky E Swift of Parkersburg West Virginia representing J N Murdoch Wholesale Drugeist reports Swan severely ill with Cholera Morbus. He cites Kermott's Ext Blackberry as the cure after one dose and would pay any price, recommending it as the best remedy for Summer Complaint, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus and related ailments.
Tickets offered by Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern to New Orleans for the May 9 to 16 1901 Southern Baptist Association meeting. Round trip fareone. Tickets on sale May 7 9 1901, returns by May 20 1901 with optional extension to June 5 1901 for 50 cent fee. Contact local ticket agents for details.
Champ Clack Missouri’s congressman describes overwork and nervous strain after a campaign. He claims three bottles of Electric Bitters restored his health, praising the remedy as the best all round medicine sold by a druggist.
A sparse, lyrical note speaks of enduring coldness and isolation while pursuing a cherished dream. The speaker conveys enraptured persistence despite inward loneliness and distance from others.
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