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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1901
Page
5
The advertisement touts the most complete soda fountain best up to date drinks ice cream pineapple snow and soda water clerk plus Huyler's Candy and claims to be leaders in every line. The message highlights the druggist’s position as the leading provider of medicines and related items.
McElreath Drug Company and John S Reaves open a Birmingham branch grocery. For sale a five room cottage near town. Jobs and rentals listed. a negro woman Annie Ezell killed crossing a Southern freight train near Pine Grove. Found folding key. Yellowstone whiskey rep visits Anniston. Upcoming football game Oxford vs Potato Diggers. Miss Bertha Boeckler ill. Exchange offer for a storefront. Star corrects Langley travel distance. Imported Muenchener Beer ad.
Local society notes list Mr and Mrs D B Barnes home from Lincoln and Eastabega while Rev John EB Barnard and family travel to Euharlee Georgia Miss Maud Kelly visits Newnan Georgia and Mrs Tebbetts travels south Mrs D W McBrreath visits Choccoloces Miss Laura Brown returns from Monteagle and recitals at Southwick Several families including the Howles and Gillilands are described as visiting relatives in Texas Alabama and Tennessee with travel to Tate County and Venus Texas
Cameraville reports Ale Manufacturers and Dealer Annion G wid Cameraville as a local business listing. The notice notes production and distribution roles within the town economy.
Mr J M Ragan of Oxford organizes a crack ball squad from northeast Alabama to tour the region. A practice game against a mixed Fast team from Gadsden Piedmont and Jacksonville opens the schedule, with games listed across August in Uniontown Greensboro Demopolis Montgomery Columbus and likely plus Augusta Macon and Atlanta. Players named include Donahoo Calloway Steele Dunlap Bullard Young Carter Matthews Roberta Hulee Ashe and Editor 8 A Brown of Bennettsville.
Senator Fred L. Blackmen returned from Montgomery this morning. P. A. Howle left to vacation in Clebhurne County. C. K. Henderson Jr. visited his aunt Mrs. R. G. Baker and returned to Cedartown. Jas. B. Davis of Choccolocco, now with Southern Railway in Memphis, visits with his father Dr. J. F. M. Davis. R. H. Cobb came from New Orleans and headed to Cob City. Judee Wilkerson of Birmingham was in town yesterday. D. Kline spends the day at Merrelton on business. Arthur Crownover, an attorney from Winchester, Tenn., is in the city on legal business. Kk. L. Turner trips to Talladega on a short excursion.
A vintage ad urges visitors to grab Pansy Lotion to remove redness and soothe sun burn. It promotes taking a bottle on vacation and lists other summer remedies including Thirst remedies, Cupana Headache Cure, and Borated Talcum for chafing with prices and a nickel counter offer at a soda fountain.
The late Rev. Rh. 8. Storrs disliked press questions and at a reception he escorted a persistent reporter to the front door and expelled him after asking for guest names and details.
TheBaltimoreAmerican quotes the husband of a renowned author calling his wife the woman of the hour and a half during her theater preparations. He speaks with a tinge of sadness, noting her dedication and the tension of public perception.
The article cites the dragon's blood tree of Tenerife as an ancient species with rosin used in embalming in sepulchers. It notes some trees are estimated to be older than the Egyptian pyramids, reflecting enduring longevity mentioned by the Atchison Globe and Portland Oregonian.
J L Wikle asserts catarrh is a serious, widespread disease not just a cold. He argues salves washes and sprays fail to reach the root of the problem. The advertised product S S S is said to cleanse the blood and remove poisons, promising permanent cures.
JuLio Levy lists a large line of fall samples including suits coats and pants. Customers are invited to visit or call to view items at the ANNISTON STEAM LAUNDRY Noble Street.
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