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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1903
Page
4
A cautionary note on doomsayers, noting repeated forecasts of global catastrophe fail to materialize, with Pine Bluff, Arkansas, among places urged to beware overconfidence in apocalyptic predictions.
A closing sale promises six days of deep discounts to clear all stock. Prices slash to half or less on seasonable goods, with hats, dresses, skirts, and fabrics offered at reduced rates. Shoppers urged to come tomorrow and every day this week for the year’s greatest bargains as stock is liquidated.
The Cincinnati Enquirer cites a reply from the St. Louis Star recalling a lively line about a woman dubbed Aggie Angel. The anecdote highlights a playful old rumor about a named individual and a purported appetite as a social vignette.
F J Green of Lancaster New Hampshire says chronic indigestion and nervous debility were relieved by Electric Bitters. He notes his wife has stayed in excellent health for years and praises it as a grand tonic for weak women. West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co guarantee satisfaction and offer the remedy.
A brief note discusses evaluating Levy's fall sample offerings before choosing a suit. It highlights matching fabrics and styles to fit personal taste and occasion, urging careful comparison to ensure a proper fit and presentation.
Mr. Percy Clark of Montgomery and Mr. W. H. Jackson manager of the hotel at Ingram's Wells are in the city on business today.
Mysterious contrast between pale and rosy cheeks is explained by Dr King’s New Life Pills which stimulate lazy organs to improve digestion and prevent constipation. The ad urges trying them for 25 cents at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co. It also notes possible coal savings from R. O. Watson for winter supply.
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