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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1902
Page
4
The Vurimary reports Gov Jelks leading over Jon. FP Johnston by 6000 to 20000 votes though results are incomplete. In Anniaton Jelks swept, and a new state primary may be needed for secretary of state and superintendent of education. Johnston campaigned on a light vote.
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh as a constitutional disease and promises a $100 reward if it fails. It describes internal use to affect blood and mucous surfaces, built on testimonials and Toledo Ohio address.
The advertisement touts Warters cigars as premier five cent products crafted from first class material by skilled workers. It promotes Hand Mace and the Kennesaw as superior options in the line.
For the National Encampment of the G A R in Washington D C Southern Railway offers very low one way and round trip tickets to Washington D C and return. Tickets must be deposited with a joint agent before noon October 15 1902 and a 50 cent extension fee may extend the final return to November 3 1902. Call any Southern Railway ticket agent for details.
A Kansas City Journal note recounts Foley’s Kidney Cure promising cures for Bright’s Disease diabetes and bladder ailments, with Miller Drug Co. in the same claim. A Monroe City anecdote follows where a doctor’s bill for shade trees leads to a humorous dispute after the mother-in-law dies, the doctor noting the trees died.
A Maine resident dining in a London restaurant paid his bill and learned the tip was not included. He quipped that he ate no waiter, prompting the waiter to drop the subject as the incident ended.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet notes Billingsley taught a dog to sing and claims the act draws attention. The dog reportedly sings as well as the teaching allows, and mentions the dog has been shot at seven times.
A reflective line compares illusion to delusion. It defines illusion as the cherished self fancies we hold and delusion as the foolish notions others harbor about themselves, contrasting inward hope with external misconceptions.
A dense list details numerous names with tallies for representatives, commissioners, and other officials across multiple counties and towns including Walthall, Sulphur Springs Jelks, Johnston, Waller, Julian, and Patterson. Highlights include Williams 76 and Tarvin 94 in various seats along with coroner Murphy 41 and numerous other roll totals.
A newspaper snippet reflects on dignity and vanity with a quotation about slippery dignity and a Turkish beauty remark, attributed to the St. Louis Republic. The text mingles a proverb about dignity with a passing cultural note on hair dyeing and beauty.
An advertisement by Miller Drag Co promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder disorders, claiming it cures diseases arising from kidney issues.
An advertised special sale lists Ladie's Mustin Underwear with repeated wording and unclear additional details. The fragment emphasizes discounted garments likely targeting women shoppers.
Dixie Hardware Co promotes Stu Paint as a top choice for home painting with emphasis on durability and coverage for interior and exterior walls. The notice market highlights product appeal and hardware store availability.
Wanted for United States Army able bodied unmarried men aged 21 to 35 who are U.S. citizens of good character and temperate habits and can speak read and write English. For information apply to Recruiting Officer 927 Noble Street Apniston Ala.
A local note asserts the Gierst beer is made from choices malt and hops distilled water and is all pasteurized in the bottle with no typhoid germs present.
The Southern Railway announces free Summer Home folders detailing seaside and mountain resorts in Tennessee, North and South Carolina, the Virginias, and Georgia. Traveling Passenger Agent C E Jackson will mail a folder and provide rate information for summer travel along the line. Special low rates apply to selected resorts.
F A Gulledge of Verbena Alabama spent a large sum on doctors for a painful pile condition that produced 24 tumors. Bucklen s Arnica Salve finally cured him reducing inflammation and pain. 25 cents at Miller Drug Co.
A short advisory note urges forming a saving habit from youth. It recommends depositing a fixed weekly amount in The City National Bank Savings Department at 4 percent interest, noting that consistent saving prevents poverty and supports upward mobility. A personal interview is invited with J. W. McELRZaTa, cashier.
Tailored Boyer suits praised for comfortable fit and long wear. Customers encouraged to choose Boyer for a dependable wardrobe upgrade.
An advertisement urges daily reliance on flour as a nutritious reliable staple. Postell's Elegant Flour is marketed as well-handled and available through grocers, with Anniston Mercantile Co. listed as sole seller.
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