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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1906
Page
2
An Iowa woman reports extensive body eczema with chest face and neck eruptions, scales and crusts forming. She believes Cutiora remedies will heal her skin condition and pursues ongoing treatment.
Personal testimonial from Exma Fe Liscomb Iowa October 1 1905 detailing a severe skin eruption spreading from chest to limbs cured by Cuticura Remedies after initial self treatment. Notes three bottles used and praise for eczema results in a neighbor’s child. Mentions Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent and external internal treatment.
Oxford residents mingle with merchants and visiting guests in a day of shopping, travel and leisure. Farmers TH F Beane and Leonard Ingram transact business with Oxford merchants while Alonzo Nichols visits from Lineville. Miss Sarah Orr departs for Piedmont Springs for a week's vacation and Mrs. Will Batson visits en route from Gainesville to Gadsden. Mrs. J W Bell arrives from Augusta to visit Mrs. Thos H W Barry. J E B Aderhold leaves for Tallulah Falls with Mrs. Aderhold and children. The Narrows trip plans include several family outings. A lakeside party honors Miss Maud Edwards with supper and entertainment. Mrs. Emma Singleton returns to work at W C Gray & Co after vacation. Dr. Fermor Staples of Heflin visits Oxford. Reuben Keller of the area learns of his son's death in Ogden Arkansas. Mrs. Johns and daughter visit Mr. W A McBurnett. W G Gray & Co closes for annual stock take. Miss Fannie Montgomery visits Rome. William Orr takes over City Hardware management, with W S Aderhold resigning. Gowan Roberts will join Burton & Co and move to Anniston after Sept 1. Ruth Miller recital, aided by Louisa Nonnenmacher and Wallace Bullard, at Mrs A F Bullard’s residence, praised for talent and refinement.
WORKING PEOPLE. Keeping the System in Good Condition Means Money to Working People. A Sick Spell Means Loss of Time and Expense for Treatment. A Remedy That Keeps You Well. Prickly Ash Bitters is an invaluable aid to the busy worker. It helps the farmer, the mechanic, the laborer, the clerk, the business man, the brain-worker and the housewife. It will cleanse and enrich the blood, remove trouble in the digestion, strengthen the kidneys, purify and regulate the bowels. It is in short a System Regulator of the highest order, and to victims of chronic kidney or stomach trouble, indigestion or constipation, it is of priceless value. betitate, Insist ba op dl gannetcome Sovies figure 3 in red on the front label. Sold everywhere.
Miss Gertrude Collings receives congratulations on the song Down by an Alabama Stream composed by Mrs. A. F. Bullard of Oxford. The piece, noted for its sweetness, may be illustrated and performed at the lake before season’s end. Bullard and Miller earn applause for their selections, and Bullard also sang Goodsight Little Girl after the program.
A traveling representative of a foreign gut string manufacturer debunks the belief that instrument strings are made from catgut. He explains strings come from sheep intestines, with feline intestines used only for surgical sutures. He notes 700 grades of strings and rising North American demand, especially in the south and Mexico where guitar strings are popular.
Ad touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy that builds up sound health and keeps you well, framing health as kingly wellness and illness as slavery. The copy emphasizes tonic benefits for overall vitality.
The Remoret recounts Sir William Grove the eminent scientist and jurist who laments not discovering the spectroscope. He reflects on observing different spectral lines from metals in a voltaic arc and contemplates that ignition reveals the materials composing various bodies.
A New York Press item notes Hewitt Time as a nonstop force and mentions Jewett possibly being the restaurant's new waiter.
The quote urges all to exert maximum effort to win and preserve health, framing health as a duty alongside honesty and integrity attributed to Seward.
Advice urges thrift in homes with weather as a warning. Dysentery and cholera morbus may strike suddenly. Chamberlain's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is recommended as immediate treatment to prevent fatal delays. For sale by J. L. Wikle.
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