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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1906
Page
7
Fashion notes describe white cloth pony style outfits, bold plaited skirts, and wide black braided jackets. Linen belts with embroidered dots contrast dress panels and lace wedding gowns feature heavy Irish lace, lace borders, long train, and filmy tulle veil with orange blossoms.
Anniston Alabama based Miss Blache Edmondson will wed Augusta Georgia's Charles Veazey Rainwater on October ninth at Grace Episcopal church in Anniston. The couple plans a North and East tour before settling at Elbert and Green streets. Rainwater is president of the Augusta Coca Cola bottling works with extensive Athens holdings.
Fashionable linen shoes for children feature embroidered roses and forget me nots in wash silk with crochet button fastenings. The piece notes using two pairs of boots alternately for health and warns against wearing a single pair constantly.
The text warns that shoes a size too small deform feet and enlarge joints while mentioning a corset bodice cut for a corselet skirt. It suggests silk or sheer wash fabrics for the season and notes a velvet ribbon can be removed when waistline is laundered.
Learn physicians say to cleanse the system of poisons and prevent their formation. Dr Shoop's Rheumatic Cure promises relief and cure by ending pain and swelling. Tablets are convenient and economical, with lasting results. Endorsed by J. L. Wikle.
J. T. Hodge at 923 Noble Street offers high grade furniture of all kinds and New Home sewing machines with reasonable prices.
An advertisement extols Golden Medical Discovery for weak stomach indigestion and liver issues. It highlights Golden Seal root as a key ingredient and claims the product uses glycerine and heat instead of alcohol. It notes endorsements from medical authorities and offers a free booklet mailed on request.
State Normal School announces tuition free enrollment of 524 last session with 332 in four classes of the Normal School. 300 boarders, 135 teachers in 68 Alabama counties. Strong professional courses and manual training. Prepares for state examination. Board 10 dollars per month. Expenses 75 to 125 per session. Opens Sept 18, 1906. For catalogue address.
An Evening Star ad fragment notes phone contact for drugs with a price line 25 cents per month cash in advance. The item appears in a 59th edition style notice. No full context, but indicates a classified pricing and payment request.
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