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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1902
Page
3
The New York Times notes a peak of 999,446 pensioners on July 1, the highest on record. Officials expect no exceedance, citing high death rates and recent liberal congressional acts adding up to about 10,000 more pensioners.
A Georgia man describes years of bronchitis relief after using Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption. His wife’s asthma also improved, claiming it the best throat and lung medicine. Trial bottles free at Miller Drug Co with guaranteed sizes 50c and 1.00.
A staff from the French Medical Institute opens a permanent city branch offering free services for three months through August 10. They will provide consultations examinations minor surgeries and guarantee cures for all treated cases with no charges at any stage. The program targets male and female weakness catarrh cancer and other conditions. The chief associate surgeon will oversee operations from 8 a m to 8 30 p m with hours posted for patient visits.
Effie Thomnece, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Thomnece, of 205 East Broadway, suffered a dog bite on the upper lip two weeks ago. The large watch dog, not showing mad signs, caused a wound that prompted medical dressing and possible further treatment if it worsens. Some community residents suffer kidney complaints, Foley's Kidney Care is recommended by Miller Drug Co.
ANNISTON, Ala. August 7 1902. Real estate and rental agents unite to require prompt rent payment. Tenants failing to pay or to arrange payment within 10 days may have their house rented to another, with no further notice. Names of firms involved follow. Also an advertisement extols Weneeda corn meal for superior grinding and purity.
Charlotte North Carolina August 8 Among attendees at a barbecued political meeting in a southern county farmer H A Torrence a Confederate veteran was twice officially reported dead during the Civil War and twice shot through the head with minie balls yet survived. He lost an eye but remained capable of work and public attendance. His experiences included Gettysburg and fighting near Richmond where similar injuries occurred leading to two miraculous “killed” notices before his return home. Torrence continues to be active and is known locally for his endurance.
Eaton Ohio photographer C Harlan endured years of severe stomach troubles before trying Electric Bitters. The remedy relieved his dyspepsia and stomach pains, earning his high praise as a godsend for stomach liver and kidney diseases. Only 50 cents guaranteed by Miller Drug Co.
Smoker feedback shows solid satisfaction with Warters Hand-made Cigars as patrons praise quality and flavor. The brief note highlights steady sales and positive word of mouth among regular customers at the tobacconist shop.
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