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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
8
Common Sense promotes Dr Pierce’s medicines as open formulas sworn on bottle wrappers. The Golden Medical Discovery is highlighted as a blood purifier stomach tonic and regulator that may aid catarrhal throat conditions and bronchial troubles. Perseverance and reasonable trial are urged for benefits.
Oxford graded schools will open at 8 30 Monday morning under auspicious conditions. Mass Hm mie Donohoe arrives this week to fill her prior post. Miss Andrews returns to lead the primary department and Miss Stevenson of Jacksonville takes the vacant faculty position. All books will be state prescribed and Prof Day Lane, the superintendent, expects a successful year with pupil and patron cooperation.
Cuba sees heavy American investment with about 150 million dollars poured into the island beyond Havana in two years. American capital funds new projects and urban growth, with rail development and trolley systems increasingly in American hands. The trend gives Cuba a distinct American economic and architectural influence across multiple cities.
Swedish Congregations from across the Inland Empire gather after a conference to dedicate a new $12,000 tabernacle at Second Avenue and Division Street in Spokane. The event highlights community support for servant girls served by local church outreach.
The Catholic church ladies plan a Friday lawn fete from 5 30 to 10 30 near Quintard and Eleventh featuring a surprise cake concealing a useful article or ornament. Grounds will glow with lights and a generous spread of delicacies will be served. Proceeds fund church expenses and improvements with music by Young's band.
Arrangements are complete for the Rebekah Lodge ice cream social at Odd Fellows Hall tonight. Mrs Emma Shropshire and John Ellis will speak, with the Royal Oakage and Blue Mountain lodge leaders listed. Refreshments are paid, proceeds go to the orphan's home fund.
Advertisement announces the Evening Star at five cents per day and twenty five cents per month in advance. It highlights convenient prepaid pricing for readers subscribing to the newspaper.
Letters from Anniston Alexandria Choccolocco White Plains and others praise the Majestic Range sold by Anniston Hardware Co. for fuel savings even heat and superior cooking. Customers report high satisfaction and recommend investigation before buying.
Mr J L Yeatman has returned from Heflin and is able to be out again after illness. Mr and Mrs Lee Barton of Jacksonville were here yesterday with Mrs Barton and Miss Fannie Ramagnano leaving for Birmingham. G B E Warrick returned from Birmingham. Lath and sheet iron workers advertise available services. William Massenburg has a position with Aderhold and Co. Prof Carl A Thompson back from Boston. C C Whitson returned to Talladega. J W Gaboury returned to Jacksonville. A Culberson and son Ernest spent yesterday in Birmingham. Rev John B Barnard now in Carterville Ga formerly pastor in this city is here today.
Mr. Howard W. Sexton has sold his residence on Noble Street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth to Mr. W. H. Jackson, manager of Talladega Springs. Jackson and his family will spend winters in Anniston and summers at Talladega Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Loxton and daughter Mary are stopping at Mr. J. W. Coleman’s on Quintard Avenue.
Mr J W McKee showed a cotton stalk 9 feet 2 inches tall with 25 large healthy bolls. The specimen comes from the Jordan place near town where wide row spacing is said to have produced the abnormal growth.
Headache cause linked to blood pressure or congestion with rushing to the frontal region. Cure claims to relieve pressure instantly by redirecting congested blood away from nerves. Doctor Shoop’s tabbed format medication offered as a handy remedy.
Large almost pure vanadium deposits discovered in Peru with concessions granted to a company tied to Standard interests. Vanadium, a gray white powder, enhances toughness and resistance in steel, potentially halving plate weight and thickness while reducing fracture risks.
Break four eggs in a dish and whip for half an hour. Bake in a hot oven and give it to the eat. A light read like Bertha Clay's Only an Old Kimono accompanies the task.
The article notes rapid expansion of religious houses in Belgium, especially Bruges. It cites 779 monasteries in 1846 with 12 000 members, rising to 2 500 institutions and 38 000 members by 1900, with almost a third of Bruges buildings owned by religious societies.
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