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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1901
Page
5
A 22,000 pound, seven foot high immense iron safe arrived by flat car behind the Noble Street theater block for First National Bank. R O Watson and crew will move it to the bank, declaring it the strongest safe in the region.
The notice invites boys to apply for apprentice printing positions with weekly wages from one to eighty two dollars, to be increased as work justifies it. It urges names at the office for future calls. Also mentions Ken nesaw cigars and announces Paul Cook of the Evening Star receiving a fellowship at the University of Tuscaloosa with a year of free tuition and a Master of Arts degree.
An old advertisement touts Twentieth Century Medicine Cascarets and a testimonial from Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky praising Foley s Kidney Cure as a permanent kidney disease remedy. It also mentions genuine stamped CCC and silver Ash cigar wrap products sold by MecKlreath Drug Co.
An old patent medicine claim touts Kermott’s Chocolates Laxative Quinine as a quick fix to cure colds, with references implying health benefits for the head and body while promoting the product.
A meeting of the Modern Tonties is held at 7 50 this evening in the Carpenters and Joiners hall on South Noble Street to finalize lodge organization in this city. Organizers Dr J G Brown and Col Yost oversaw the work, Yost absent briefly due to family illness while Brown completes arrangements. members and prospective members are urged to attend.
A single chance customer alters the tailor Boyer's year, marking a lasting impact on his shop and reputation as word spreads from a serendipitous fitting. The event underscores how one encounter can redefine a small business.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad will run an excursion to Anniston on Labor Day from Gadsden Attalla and intermediate points. It is expected a very large crowd will come to Anniston from Gadglen Attalla and Alabama City.
Several cottages in West Annis ton offered at 500 dollars each. Describes location as good and investment value. Published by O. H. Parker & Co Stew. Includes dubious ad copy promoting kidney health pills and a Chicago firm Kennedy Co.
Mrs. O. BE of Danville Alabama says Foley's Honey and Tar cured her children’s whooping cough and saved a doctor’s bill, per MecElreath Drug Co.
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