Abel Hicks Event Noted in TNION Ieronomy
A terse TNION report references Abel Hicks in connection with an Hick event. The brief item notes no further details, dates, or outcomes.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1902
Page
4
A terse TNION report references Abel Hicks in connection with an Hick event. The brief item notes no further details, dates, or outcomes.
The Montgomery Journal declares no fraud will be tolerated in the upcoming primary on August 25. It offers a $100 reward for arrest and conviction of any manager inspector or clerk involved in fraud or attempted fraud. Local lawyers pledge to prosecute all violators, as citizens demand an honest fair primary free of bribery and corruption.
A Huntsville Tribune critique laments local papers that suppress truth about a candidate and misrepresent opponents. The passage argues newspapers must avoid lies about meetings and distortions of rival strength to serve civic truth.
A full program change at Oxford Lake Park theater drew a large audience last night. Ridgeway and Martin impressed with new sketches, Little Elsie Kelp Mayfield and Allen sang fresh songs and earned encores. The popular summer theater offered an evening of high pleasure.
The writer denounces newspapers as liars and questions press honesty. They condemn politicians who oppose the people's will and warn that honorable papers are being dragged down. The public grows weary of manipulated information and deception.
A terse political note predicts the near end of a heated contest with slogans and rival scorn. It hints at final resolutions and ongoing public debate as the timeline tightens.
Advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills claiming to energize all organs and improve digestion. It states the product removes headaches and blues and promises a sprightly step and rosy complexion, available for 25 cents at Miller Drug Co.
A banker urges early saving to build a bank account. J W McLeeara, cashier, promotes depositing weekly savings at The City National Bank at 4 percent interest to avoid poverty and rise financially. A personal interview is offered.
The Southern Railway announces a free supply of Summer Domes folders detailing summer resorts across Tennessee, North and South Carolina, Virginia, and Georgia. C E Jackson, Traveling Passenger Agent, Morris Hotel Building, Birmingham, Ala, will mail catalogs and provide rate information, with special low summer rates along the line.
An advertisement notes Casearets Candy Cathartic as modern and superior to ancient pills and liquids, branding it as genuinely stamped CCC and never sold in bulk with nationwide druggist availability.
A new tool named PUII-Get Loyes is introduced to streamline production tasks. It promises faster setup and user friendly guidance for complex workflows, positioning itself as a practical aid for engineers and operators.
A letter from Probate Judge Emy Crook of Anniston Alabama challenges a Birmingham Age-Herald report about Hon James Tanner and a Jelks club. Crook asserts no Jelks club exists and claims mixed attendance at Tanner's remarks. He forecasts Calhoun county backing Johnston and urges fair reporting.
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers one hundred dollars to any case it fails to cure and urges readers to request testimonials from J. F. Cutsry & Co in Toledo Ohio. The copy also promotes Hall's Family Pills as the best.
Flour is the most important daily staple and should be nutritious and reliable. Postell's Elegant Flour is white well ground bolted and well handled throughout. Sold by all good grocers and Anniston Mercantile Co sole agents.
The text is garbled OCR and unreadable, yielding no clear people places organizations or events to summarize into a coherent newspaper card.
An ad notes Gerst Pilsener as the sole high grade bottled beer offered at ten cents. The listing emphasizes value and quality for buyers seeking top beer while keeping a low price point.
For rent a one M4 room house with modern appointments in a desirable location. Possession September 1. Apply to L. H. Kaplan at Ninth and Noble. King Manufacturing Co offers plumbing services and promises prompt, quality work.
An ad promoting Gerst bottle beer urges readers to stay cool and healthy by drinking its absolute purity. The copy centers on the beverage as a healthful refreshment and implies purity as a key selling point.
Southern railway offers round trip tickets to Washington DC for the National Encampment October 6 to 11 with return by October 15. Extensions possible to November 3 by depositing with a joint agent before noon October 15 and paying a 5 cent fee.
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