School Days Will Soon Be Here
Local shop urges families to prepare for the new term with clothing stout shoes durable dress materials and suitable hats and caps for boys and girls.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
3
Local shop urges families to prepare for the new term with clothing stout shoes durable dress materials and suitable hats and caps for boys and girls.
Thad M. Gwin and Company items from Oxford report visits by John Draper family and T A Turner party joined by Clinton and Tom Wilkinson. The vaudeville at Oxford Lake draws crowds as lodges prepare for the First District Pythian convention with Gadsden and Albertville contingents. A house fire on Fourth street destroys a residence owned by Mrs. Sue Hudson with no insurance. Dr R M Cunningham campaigned for governor with a receptive audience and votes anticipated.
Itching piles provoke profanity but profanity won’t cure them. Dean's Ointment promises relief from itching bleeding or protruding piles after years of suffering sold at any drug store.
Winter supply available with phone contact 72 for purchasing coal from R. O. Watson.
Dealers announce a large shipment of early Fall goods including domestics ginghams percal es outings and prints ready before the Fall rush. This notice promotes quick shopping to secure fall sewing supplies.
The article describes simple gray tailored suits as chic seasonable wear with minimal trimming. It highlights extensive braid and embroidery in ready made costumes, dotted swiss fabrics, and accessories like lingerie belts and mother of pearl buckles, noting schoolgirl frock designs and English embroidery touches.
The Rev. J. Warren of Sharon Baptist Church Belair Georgia testifies Electric Bitters fixed his lame back stiff joints and physical collapse. He walked a mile in 30 minutes after half a day’s work and now walks three miles in 50 minutes after two bottles. The tonic promises help for weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints. Sold under guarantee at West End Drug Co Elam Ordway Houser priced 50 cents.
The notice asks voters registered since July 1, 1906 to carry their registration certificates to the polls to avoid challenges or confusion.
A newspaper item describes a family ordeal with terrible itchy scalp and extended sores behind the ears. Years later the condition worsens with painful pustules appearing on the lower body affecting both father and son.
A Civil War veteran from Rosemond Illinois testifies to Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent curing eczema eruptions and scalp hair loss. He notes rapid improvement after two weeks and cites a two month full recovery with medical treatment plus Cuticura. The ad promotes the complete external and internal treatment for skin and scalp disorders with pricing and mail order offer from Potter Bros. Chem Corp Boston Mass.
In a chatty moment a narrator voices delight at watching the sun set behind a hill. Uncle Eli and the speaker reminisce about the view, noting it as a recurring, cherished sight shared with family.
Advertisement states yellow fever germ resembles malaria germ and claims Kings New Life Pills cure all diseases due to malaria poison and constipation. Sold for 25 cents at Elam Otway Houser and West End Drug Co.
Letters of administration issued by Judge Emmett P. Crook in Calhoun County Alabama on July 16 1906 for Annie Miller estate. Creditors must present claims within legal time or be barred. Fanny M. Steele administratrix. August 8 to August 31 notice period applies.
A candidate for Congress in the Fourth District remains subject to Democratic primary action. The article notes party processes and potential outcomes as voters weigh the contest.
The notice names Percy Clark as a Democratic candidate for the Fourth Congressional District seat in Alabama, pending the Democratic primary on August 27, 1906.
Nothing finer than Donahoo and Co.'s turnouts says the ad inviting readers to try a ride in one. Phone number 82 appears as the contact line for inquiries.
A beach show under the Asbury Park Kennel Club opened today in the Beach Auditorium. About 400 dogs of all classes are on exhibition, including many valuable canines. Entries featuring bulldogs bull terriers and St Bernards are notably strong. The event runs through tomorrow.
Bellefonte is decorated for the Central District Volunteer-Firemen’s association meeting and tournament. Firemen from many points arrived with bands and delegations of citizens. The tournament continues through tomorrow.
The twentieth annual convention and tournament of the Virginia State Firemen's Association opened in Richmond on August 22 and runs through Saturday Delegates attend from Lynchburg Portsmouth Charlottesville Danville Luray Newport News Roanoke and other cities as businesses adorn the city with decorations and an entertaining program.
An advertorial claims acute colic and diarrhoea can be relieved without a physician by using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It asserts a dose relieves before a doctor could arrive and notes the remedy never fails even in severe cases, available for sale by J. L. Wikle.
J. T. Hodge at 923 Noble Street offers high grade furniture, New Home sewing machines, stoves and other household items at reasonable prices.
A reprint-style plea for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ills. The piece argues many symptoms stem from one underlying disease and that improper treatment wastes money and time. It touts the tonic as harmless, strengthening, and suitable for nervous and uterine disorders, with emphasis on women workers and caregivers.
State Normal School announces tuition free and a large enrollment across all classes totaling 624 last session with 332 in the four regular Normal School classes from 68 Alabama counties. It lists 800 boarders and 135 teachers, strong professional courses, a well equipped Manual Training department, preparation for the State examination. board costs are $10 per month and expenses range from $75 to $125 per session. opens Sept 18, 1906. catalogues available.
Evening Star advertises Phone Model Ice Co with rate 26 cents per month. The brief notice mentions adva and hints at pricing options for the model.
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