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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
4
Capt James Crook a prominent Alabama farmer and businessman is a leading Democratic candidate for Commissioner of Agriculture and Public Industries. He enjoys broad state support and his home county is expected to deliver strong votes. Voters are urged to continue campaigning free of mudslinging as election approaches.
Montgomery editor Horace Hood declares he will visit nearly every Alabama county by August 27 and expresses confidence in a handsome plurality. He cites solid support in the south and north and praises an unsolicited endorsement from Montgomery County Democrats. He vows to serve without pledges if nominated, seeking votes from all Democrats.
Hon Jessie Stallings candidate for alternate United States senator will address An niston and Calhoun county at the courthouse Saturday August 25 at 3 30 p m. He speaks in the interest of his candidacy and invites the ladies of Anniston and vicinity to attend.
A Persian shah visiting England sneered at English law and urged a hanging. Taken to Newgate he showed interest in the gallows and asked the governor to hang a man. The governor refused, exposing the shah to the claim that his suit mattered little to justice.
Hon. Emmett O'Neal, candidate for lieutenant governor of Alabama, addressed Calhoun voters at the county courthouse last night introduced by Dr. J. B. Kelly. He spoke on railroad rates, detailing points not raised by other candidates, and the address was well received.
Anniston forecast notes barometer 29.90 temperature 75 precipitation 0 wind north 1 mile per hour. Lowest temperature 71 at 5 a m. Weather cloudy. Forecast for Anniston and vicinity fair tonight and Friday. W F Clark.
The druggist explains a dimeful as a practical dose measured by a dime and powder piled on it. He notes a dime's worth would be two ounces and dangerous, while a dimeful provides a stable emergency measure known to old timers in medicine practice.
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