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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1903

Page

2

Smith's Sure Kidney Cure Advertisement

If you suffer with kidney and bladder troubles including dropay Brights disease catarrh gravel and albumen in urine you can be cured by Smiths Sure Kidney Cure priced 50c and 1.00 sold by J L Wikle.

Bright Smith J. L. Wikle

Oxford Notes Chronicle Local Happenings

Mr Janes Cunningham returned from Er mingham. W G Howle of Aniston draws a handsome pair of horses and a vehicle. Mrs A J Adair ill but hopes for recovery. Ida May Cauley arrives from Gadaden to stay with RK S Russell. Charlie Howle built a three room house on Kentuck mountain shared with Russell. Janie Kilgore seeks a job in Gadsden. Mary Hepson Spence visits Irma Yo e J H Yo e family returns from Gadsden. Bloodhound search postponed due to heat. tests show fitness. John and James Draper erecting gunnery for Oxford oil mill. three sixty saw gins will be ready for cotton. Rain crow seen. some predict dry weather. D P Haynes cites crow as weather sign. Joshua Draper thoughts cotton crop. ten million bales may be limit due to late season. John Turner moves in. Turnerville named for cluster. Sallie Mae Eichelberger plans Wesleyan College in Macon. Grant Lumber mills continue oxford deliveries for local builders and church. W O Grant leads efforts.

Changing sentiment in village chapel echoes faith renewed

In Deserted Village Goldsmith is cited about scoffers who pray, illustrating laughter turning to praise upon understanding. The blurb extols Herpicide, a scalp germicide and hair dressing, claiming it kills the root germ and promotes hair growth. Sample offered for 10 cents via The Herpicide Co Detroit with agent J L Wikle.

Newbro Herpicide Co Detroit Mich J. L. Wikle

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