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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1902
Page
7
A Deer and Jackdaw scene is described with the jackdaw pecking the deer's face and head as the doe stays low in a grassy hollow. Dr E Ule notes in Engler's Jahrbuch on Amazon ant gardens, where ants cultivate plant seeds forming walnut sized nests and some epiphytes grow only within these ant nests.
A New York fruit dealer notes people seek only the largest oranges and other fruits at markets. He cites that buyers routinely overturn most of the stock to grab a few big pieces, missing the best overall selections. He says few can judge fruit by weight and size, not quality.
Dr Geo Ewing of Smiths Grove Kentucky cites decades of practice and his personal relief after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He says three bottles cured kidney and bladder trouble and enlarged prostate, recommending it to other physicians and for hundreds of cases with success.
Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets to Monteagle Tennessee for the Monteagle Assembly from July 3 to August 15 1902. Tickets on sale July 2 3 23 24 and 25 at one fare for the round trip with return by August 30 1902. For more information contact any ticket agent.
A surgeon famed for saltwater remedies is humorously recalled after a near drowning in a squall. The piece cites odd high school compositions from Vienna, remarks on biblical and medieval imagery, and notes birds adapting to chimneys, with the chimney swift becoming a common name.
A Chicago News quip notes the parson calls a young woman seeking a husband the most troublesome in his flock the lawyer says a middle aged woman seeking a divorce is his most troublesome client and the physician confesses a spinster of uncertain age who does not know what she wants is his most troublesome patient.
A dialogue reveals family money dynamics and social snubs. Tommy yawns when guests stay late, Stalate teases about equivalents, and a drug clerk explains unavailable drugs while a customer laments paying $3 for a prescription.
A humorous Meggendorfers Blatter quip notes a baby at a house being described as awfully emaciated for its age while a mistress insists on feeding it condensed milk. The item showcases old world cartoon humor.
A dismissive note describes early malaria symptoms and promotes Herbine as a remedy. It claims the tonic stimulates the liver, purifies blood, and revitalizes the system, with a price of 50 cents at J. L. Wikles and J. B. Privett in Oxford, Alabama.
Customers browse a vast display at Boyer's as more than five hundred spring styles fill the shop. Shoppers note varied colors fabrics and sizes while staff highlight new arrivals and promotions for the season.
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