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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1906

Page

2

Oxford Social Notes and Plans Highlight Local Happenings

Oxford residents mingle with visitors from Lineville Atlanta and Fort Valley while planning social events. The Manus Bagley family announces Lena Bagley’s wedding to Charles Henry Howle at the Christian church August 28. Cleaning up Day on August 7 urges citizens to pile and burn rubbish ahead of townwide removal on August 8.

Thomas Bagley Lena Charles Henry Howle Christian Church

Thonth to Fort Valley and Indianopolis and More

Thonth departs Saturday for Fort Valley Georgia then to Indianapolis Mr Gray has many warm friends in this city who wish him abundant success in all undertakings Self Culture Club held a pleasant Mid summer meeting at the home of its president Mrs Will H Cooper where the year 1906 1907 study time was set and minor matters attended to Oxford Lodge I O O F will meet tonight for routine business The stork visited the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Gravey on Ross avenue this morning bringing a baby boy

Thonth Fort Valley Apolis Gray Self Culture Club Will H. Cooper

Coal and Wood Supplier R O Watson Promotes Phone Setup

R O Watson advertises coal and wood supplies with a contact phone 72, promising reliable service and home deliveries for heating needs.

R. O. Watson Coal and Wood

Nature's Word Symbols and the Limits of Language

An essay from Christian Work ponders how nature's colors scents and silences defy translation into human words. It contrasts the vast sapphire hues of sea and sky with the blunt term blue and likens forest stillness to a living, multilingual silence.

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Health Cure Claims

The ad proclaims the Yellow Fever germ has been discovered and resembles malaria. It touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as the best remedy to purge the system of disease germs caused by malaria poison and constipation. Priced 25 cents at Elam Otway Houser and West End Drug Co.

Dr. King Elam Otway & Houser’s West End Drug Co

Pointed Paragraphs From Chicago News Satire

A compact set of wry maxims contrasts ambition and restraint. Observations note the pull of success, domestic economics, and social mobility with blunt humor, hinting at urban folly and the unpredictability of risk in life and investment.

Why the printer's devil is named so in old printing culture

The term printer's devil stems from seventeenth century printers who peered at boy helpers as devils or spirits due to dirty work and mischievous behavior. A fifteenth century tale about Aldo Manuzio claims he exposed a black slave boy as the printer's devil, inviting observers to prove he was flesh and blood.

Moxen Aldo Manuzio

Frightfully Burned Machinist Recovers With Arnica Salve

Chas W Moore a machinist from Ford City Pa burned his hand in an electrical furnace. He used Bucklens Arnica Salve and quickly healed. The ad claims it is the greatest healer for burns wounds sores eczema and piles sold at West End Drug Co Elam Ordway Houser.

Chas. W. Moore Ford City West End Drug Co Elam, Ordway & Houser’s

Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery Promoted

Advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a safe glycerine based medicine made from native roots. It claims it treats indigestion catarrh and chronic coughs while warning it won’t cure advanced consumption and recommending Sage’s Catarrh Remedy as adjunct therapy.

Dr. Pierce Nature Pierce Sage

State Normal School opens Sept 18 1906 with free tuition

State Normal School invites applicants to a session beginning September 18 1906. Enrolment last session totaled 524 in all classes with 332 in the Normal School divisions from 55 Alabama counties. 300 boarders, 185 teachers, strong professional courses and a manual training department. Board costs ten dollars monthly plus expenses 75 to 125 dollars per session. For catalogue address.

the Normal School Alabama

Announcements for Congress by Wm B. Craig Dallas

Friends of Hon William B Craig of Dallas county announce him as a candidate for Congress from the Fourth District subject to the Democratic primary action.

Friends of Wm. B. Craig Dallas County Fourth

Model Ice Co Winter Coal Supply Ad

Lay in your winter’s coal supply. Model Ice Co. offers steady delivery and heating fuel ready for cold weather. Phone 59.

Model Ice Co

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A. J. Adair THE Oxford ANCE Thad Fl R. G. Fuller Lineville Birmingham Band Mountain Oxford Friends MM. L. Dillard Atlanta Lynwood Gray Hon. W. ©. Gray Tor Meadames M. FE Hudson George Brannon Missisippi Texas Farmer’s Union Nic Coldwater John D. Staples Heflin Fermor Staples Misses Haynes College Hill Miss Goodhue Gadsden Mins Gray Fort Valley, Ga Wallace Bullard Rome Anniston Winnie Roberts Dalton Chattanooga Tennessee Columbi Ana Thomas S. Bagley Howie D. P. Haynes Citien KE. A. Walker & CO the People’s Friend Oxford Lodge Stork Mrs Frank Gravey Ross Bradfield Regulator Co Nature’s Chicago News Watson State Normal School Jacksonville, Ala Congress W. H. McKleroy Wm. A. Davis C. D. Woodruff Randolph Smith Anniston National Bank United States Southwest Cotton Belt L. P. Smithh Equitable Robinson’s Book Store Noble Street
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