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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1902
Page
6
After years of study and experiments in medical science Dr James William Kidd announces a secret remedy promising long life and miracle cures. His address at 1801 Baltes Building Fort Wayne Indiana is given for interested readers to send name and address for treatment details.
A doctor touts a mysterious Elixir of Life that he says can cure every known disease. He offers free doses to prove its power, claiming cures from rheumatism to paralysis and numerous other ailments. Sufferers are urged to state desired cures and receive the remedy by return mail with no risk.
A Gentleman's Magazine excerpt traces a Restoration beau’s ordinary day from 10 to 12 as visitors view him in state with a periwig and vanity items. He labors to perfect whiteness, blush, patches, and scent, then to fasten a cravat before being borne in a sedan chair to Hyde Park or St James Mall, chasing social flirtations.
A collection of brief sayings and anecdotes on virtue, compassion, and inner character. It cites Emerson Lincoln Goethe Morris Babcock Miller Barrow Hall and Elizabeth I, touching on encouragement, self-improvement, and beliefs about amulets and protective charms during plagues and illness.
During a Reichstag session an absentminded member, Herr Wichmann, called his own name and received no answer. He repeated it louder, then shouted it, triggering laughter among colleagues until he realized the humor and joined in the amusement.
A Baltimore News report quotes Charcoal Eph deriding a donor who gave a thousand dollars to a heathen fund and funded a fashionable church while raising rents on tenement houses. He predicts the bettal will begin crawling from the eye of the needle, addressing Mistah Jackson.
Quote from Indianapolis News recounts an employee leaving after saying he needed more money or quit. The boss reportedly considered the departure mutually satisfactory, framing it as an amicable separation without dispute.
Fragmented OCR reads like a death notice with garbled lines about a family and a house left large. The readable bits mention Atchison and a nephew or relative reference, but most of the text is unreadable.
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