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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1902
Page
8
News from Oxford reports the death of Mrs Nancy Ham at her sister Mrs Richard Weavers home near Weavers Station. Funeral planned at the Baptist church at 2 pm with interment in Oxford cemetery. Local notes include cotton prices, community events, and several brief society and business items.
A Savannah Georgia railroad superintendent reports rapid relief from indigestion and debility after using three bottles of P. P. P. The ad claims P. P. P. cleanses blood and strengthens the stomach and promises full name upon request. Sold by all druggists with wholesale and retail outlets listed.
One fourteen room house and one six room house for rent with modern appointments. Possession September 1. Apply to L. H. Kaplan at Ninth and Noble.
Consumers are urged to try Weneeda Corn Meal praised as superior ground from the best white milling corn. The process includes thorough cleaning by advanced machinery, Esopus top runner stones, and dolters to remove bran, yielding a pure white meal. Weneeda Mills advocates switching now.
At friends’ urging the candidate withdraws then re-enters the race for commissioner in the third district. He vows to push his cause energetically to the close of the primary. Aug. 16, 1902 Morrisville, Alabama.
Miss Eva Fox of Lindale visits at the home of W M Higgins on Leighton avenue. Mrs H S Miller and son Charles return from Piedmont Springs. Gardner Greene of Washington visits his parents Judge and Mrs J T Greene. Mr J T Mickleboro of Marion visits W M Higgins on Leighton avenue.
Eaton Ohio photographer C Harlan suffered years of severe indigestion until trying Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with curing his stomach troubles and says it benefits stomach liver and kidney issues. 50 cents guaranteed by Miller Drug Co.
In a Philadelphia to Pennsylvania supreme court case Public Policy argues that any poisonous ingredient in a food item violates the statute whether or not it injures health. The court confirms that presence of poison, even if not harmful per single article, constitutes a violation. Bransford Mills Owensboro Kentucky urges Clifton flour as pure.
Stag Paint from Dtx1B Hardware Co claims superior durability and visual appeal compared with rival coatings, asserting longer life and a richer finish for consumer use.
A collection of brief scientific notes covers sunlight distance, sound speeds in air water and iron, diaphragm vibration in telephones, carbon dioxide in air, Holophane glass diffusion, planetary densities, and Arcturus heat output measured by a radiometer at unusual distances.
Mrs Curtis Baker of Bookwalter Ohio recalls giving Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to a neighbor's infant with cholera infantum. After two days the child recovered fully and remains healthy nearly a year later. She says she has recommended the remedy often and it has never failed. For sale by J L Wikle.
The Marquis de Cromie recalls an unhappy hotel life detail after a lapse in a chef's menu at Logerot. A dinner guest Chauncey Depew prompted a dish inscription that went to print as Parce de marrons a la Depew.
Miller Drug Co advertises Foley's Kidney Cure claiming it will cure Bright's Disease diabetes stone in the bladder and general kidney and bladder diseases with bold medical assurances.
Readable fragments list various land parcels with acres and nearby towns including Alexandria Colvin Gap Oxford Pell City Eden Malone West High Shoal and Kelly Creek P O. The notes show 568 acres near Oxford 4100 60 9000 250 acres at Kelly Creek P O. and entries of 160 275 180 acres near different locales. The fragmentary data suggests a public land sale or listing.
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