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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1901
Page
5
The ad touts the Coca Cola soda fountain as the most complete with up-to-date drinks and the Pineapple Snow specialty. It highlights the Ice Cream and Huyler's Candy line while claiming leadership in customer service and prescriptions.
Fragmentary notices from Aniston list changes in local offices and businesses. Giry Clair W. O Ward gains a large new desk. Mr T. M. Smith leaves for Atlanta with Armour Packing Co. Col Rand and Mrs Burd Jett travel to New York for medical treatment. furniture shopping expands with McCarty stock and Grand Rapids purchases. The column also notes infant deaths and ongoing cigar promotions amid a busy local economy.
Mr J W Pace and Miss Fannie K Jay both of this city wed yesterday afternoon at Mahlep with Rev W Griffin officiating at Mr Griffin's home. The groom, foreman at Kilby Locomotive works, and the bride, a former Rand's saleslady, are described as popular and fortunate. They will live at 2014 Walnut Street.
Karl Wambold, 34, survived a quarry explosion to reveal he has two hearts two normal positioned with the right heart functioning alongside the left. Doctors report no external distinguishing features and note no disease in either heart. The rarity astonishes physicians who record the case as unique in medical history.
Senator Fred L. Blackmon and Alderman L. H. Waplan returned from Birmingham this morning. Rev. A. H. Hutto left for Choctoloces to assist in a revival. M. F. McCarty and W. G. Ledbetter also went to Birmingham. John Abercrombie is in town briefly. Hulsey and Young returned from Rowe after a game with the Kagan team. J. H. Watters left for Louisville. W. G. Milligeo visited Anniston. Judge Jos. Carthel spent a few hours here. Griff Bprouil came back from Cobb City.
A vintage ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure liver trouble and purify the blood. It promises clear skin and rosy cheeks, noting the pills cost 25 cents at Elam Drug Co.
A short note describes Foley’s Honey and Tea as a remedy claimed to cure colds and prevent pneumonia. It presents a remedy marketed in 19th or early 20th century style with limited readable details and no verifiable endorsements.
Will give away 10 000 treatments of B B B Botanic Blood Balm to prove its cure claims for blood and skin troubles. Advertises free address in Atlanta Ga for samples and medical advice until cured. Claims to cure ulcers eczema scrofula pimples boils rheumatism and other conditions with botanic drugs.
It is strictly a boys school and there is no plan to admit girls at Anniston Training School, according to principals W. A. White and E. R. Smira, who call the rumor baseless.
Julius Levy invites customers to review a large line of fall samples including suits coats vests and pants. Visit the shop to see items and possibly find something you like.
Mrs. Nannie Galleger of LaGrange Georgia applied Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to severe sores on her head and face and reports a rapid cure beyond hope. The product works on sores bruises skin eruptions cuts burns and piles. 25 cents with guarantee by Elam Drug Co. Also adds a Jersey bull for service at Ingram and Talley’s Dairy Oxana 25 lmo
Effective October 7 the Choctaw Route will operate three trains daily between Memphis and Hot Springs Arkansas with double daily service to India and Oklahoma Territories and connections across southwest Missouri Kansas and Texas.
The readable fragments describe a medical or throat related topic with names and dates obscured. The passage appears damaged with partial phrases and inconsistent capitalization. No verifiable events or entities can be reliably extracted for a precise summary.
The piece urges readers to seek proper eye care from qualified opticians rather than relying on unreliable peddlers. It warns that extended reading distance can strain eyes and emphasizes using scientific testing methods to protect vision into old age.
The State of Alabama Calhoun County City Court of Anniston notices Stephen N. Noble a non resident of Alabama of an attachment levied July 11 1901 on Lot 8 Block C Anniston at Moore and 18th streets and garnishments on Charles McRae and Griffin Young with witness A H Suprerp Clerk dated July 19 1901.
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