Local News Briefs From Anniston Daily Highlights
Weather outlook shows possible showers in the Perth area with fair, warmer conditions Friday. Rev. C. N. Dunaway leaves for Newnan Ga to conduct a revival. Dr. Fitzpatrick ill with pneumonia in Wetumpka, neighbors regret his illness. Alonzo Weathers improves after bilious attack. Silver Creek area housing and transit notes. hotel rooms at Wilmer and housing ads. Camp McLeod to meet for Spanish War veterans event planning. Thomas Orchestra arrives for Noble Street Theater concert with 80 performers. tickets in town. Tom Matthews shines as Auburn pitcher. family notes.
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Fitzpatrick
Phil Fitzpatrick
J. B. Kelly
Wetumpka
H.B. Myers
The
Gadsden
Terest
Thomas Orchestra
Noble Street Theater
Anniston
Bucklen’s Arnica salve claimed to cure piles
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica salve as a cure for piles and all injuries. It asserts thousands of cures and offers a 25 cent box with a money back guarantee, sold by Elam Drug Co.
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Elam Drug Co
Five One Gay Cold Cure Disputed In Fragment Text
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a supposed cold remedy with tinths hue tes Lannative Quinine, unclear author, and stray phrases. The text is garbled and contains no coherent event, date, or identifiable names beyond vague product and remedy references.
Guro Cold in Head and Quinine Laxative Patent Note
A reader notices a dated patent medicine claim for curing colds and head ailments using quinine laxative compounds sold by Kermott's Chocolates. The claim surfaces amid consumer health boilerplate and suggests home remedy language of the era.
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Kermott's
Railroad Tickets To New Orleans For Southern Baptist Meet
The Southern Railway and Alabama Great Southern Railroad offer round trip tickets from all points to New Orleans for the Southern Baptist Association meeting May 14 to 16 1901. Tickets on sale May 7 and 8 1901 with return by May 20 1901. Final limit may extend to June 5 1901 for fifty cents if ticket is deposited by May 16 1901.
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Southern Baptist Association
New Orleans
Southern Railway
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Southers Railway
Rescue in Flood Reaches Telegraph Worker in Lisbon
A flood washed down a telegraph line in Lisbon Tennessee, injuring Chas Bilis who repaired it while waist-deep in icy water. He suffered severe cold and cough, doctors warned of consumption, then recovered after using Dr King’s New Discovery, with six bottles curing him. Trial bottles free. Blam Drug Co guarantees relief for coughs colds and lung ailments at 50 cents and 1.00.
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Chas
Bilis
Lisbon
Oakland
Neb
Sioux City
Omaha
Dr. King
Blam Drag Co
Talladega Plans New Railroad Line to Lineville
In Clay county Talladega announces a new railroad project to Lineville with no ties to the Brunswick and Birmingham line. Meanwhile R H Whatley had his right hand amputated at the wrist after a fire at J W Whatley's on April 15. Dr Cason performed the operation.
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Talladega
Lineville
Clay County
R. H. Whatley
J. W. Whatley
Boynton Chosen Captain of Talladega Rifles
In a Friday Talladega Rules meeting W. H. Boynton was unanimously elected Captain of the Rifles. He is described as thoroughly versed in military matters and expected to elevate the unit to high standing and statewide prominence.
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The
Talladega Rules
W. H. Boynton
Wanted salesman to sell old established line to grocers
Help wanted advertisement seeking a salesman to represent and sell an established product line to grocery trade. Only applicants with proven selling ability should apply at X X in care of Star.
Farmers brag about finished cotton planting and regret it
The farmers say they are through planting cotton and express regret about the decision. They mention the impact on yields and future crop plans, reflecting uncertainty about why they stopped early and what comes next.
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Erean
Perth
Rovinson
Newnan
C. N. Dunaway
Sam Jones
Donohoe & Co
Mr. Weathers
Alonzo Weathers
Wilmer
Comer-Cobb Investment Co
Charley Herron
Joe Dill
Mr. Herron
O. H. Parker & Co
Noble’ Street
H. Barnes
Nuck Keller
Buck
Livingston
Saunders
Ecards
Watson
City
Allen's
Tenth Street Market
Percy T. Carnes
Church of Christ
Montgomery
State Christian Endeavor Society
Donahoo & Company
Henderson
Boyer
Camp McLeod
D. D. McLeod
Wilmer Hotel
Forbes
First Methodist Church
Pet Allen
Tenth Street
Literrmor
RK. E. Garver
Messrs. Sawyer & Simpson
T. O. Watson
M. Gritzman
New York
Boston
J. N. Boyer & Co
Lagrippe
James L. Reaves
West Sixteenth Street
West Anniston
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
John K. Barnard
Vticekets
Anniston Business College
Thomas
McClurkin’s Wood Yard
Auburn
Tom Matthews
Tom
Col
Mra
T. V. K. Matthews
Job
Meeting of the
Southern Baptist Associa
Tion
L. J. Hawkins
R. M. Ingram & CO
Oxanna
Oxford
Constantine
Head To Foot Outfitters
JOE Saks & CO
Proprietors
Boynton
G. B. Flint
Murphy & Co
Bera News
Brera
W. M. Scott
Walter Black
Philippine Islands
Runds
People’s Firm
Runds’, the
Anniston Trading Company
L. H. Carre
Noble Street
Elks’ Carnival
Robinson’s Book Store
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