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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1906
Page
8
Lon Davis will move to Montgomery to work as shipping clerk for Snow Tile Hardware. He has long been with Anniston Hardware Company and is noted for his affable nature and strong business experience. Davis is described as a bright rising talent with a tenor voice and wide circle of friends locally.
Rev M Stockland of Little Falls Minnesota reports using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years and finds it valuable for summer ailments in children. A dose of tar oil is advised after the remedy to cleanse the system. Bold by J Wikle.
An old man named Uncle Abe is shown at a zoo cage with a chimpanzee. He speaks to the animal, praising his approach and joking about how to avoid talking to a white man. The scene appears in Larper's Weekly.
A tablet honors Stephen Girard for courage and humanity during the 1708 yellow fever epidemic in Philadelphia. It praises his self sacrifice, giving up wealth and status to lead at the fever hospital while others recoiled from the danger.
H L Stanley of Bruno reports his wife’s health improved after five years of coughs and lung bleeding using Dr King’s New Discovery. He claims the medicine cured consumption if taken early and notes a wife’s approval after a full bottle. Trial bottles free at West End Drug Co Bram Ordway Houser.
In Fimeecil a couple quarreled again over marriage proposals. She boasted she had more than a dozen suitors before accepting him, while he fired back that he had proposed to almost twenty women before meeting her.
A fragment quotes Cecil on temper and quarrelsome men with notes on later employments and pay. It then references a student asking to repeat the Declaration of Independence and a judge remark about remembering “to be or not to be.”
Mr. Chas Baldwin of Edwards reports chronic constipation and stomach troubles for years resolved by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He urges others to try the remedy and stay well. Price 25 cents with free samples, sold by J. L. Wikle.
Society notes say Aunt and Mr Towle left for f minvogs and Larkynd MAMEtain, then they will visit friends at the residence of Mr and Mrs T Bagley on College Till. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr T S Bagley of Oxford with events tied to local society circles.
The marriage of Miss Lena Bagley to Mr. Charles Henry Howle drew a crowded Oxford and Anniston audience at the Christian church. The ceremony unfolded beneath white Corinthian columns with Mendelssohn’s wedding march, ushers and a notable procession, amid generous gifts and a grand ice cream social to follow.
Readers who want notices for society church lodge or similar must send them to The Sua office exactly as they are to ensure accuracy and prompt publication. The paper invites timely submissions to guarantee proper inclusion.
Letter from Mrs J W Hughes of White Plains Alabama praising the Majestic Range sold by Anniston Hardware Company. She commends fuel efficiency heat stability and workmanship claiming a savings of about 50 percent on fuel.
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