There's One Store New Long Experience in Groceries
A local grocery advertises a long experience in fancy and staple groceries, promising the best money can buy, prompt delivery, and courteous attentive service in every detail of the business.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1903
Page
2
A local grocery advertises a long experience in fancy and staple groceries, promising the best money can buy, prompt delivery, and courteous attentive service in every detail of the business.
An advertisement claims Smith's Sure Kidney Cure has cured thousands and will cure kidney and bladder ailments including Dropsy Brights Disease and Gravel. It guarantees a complete cure with a price of five cents? No, one dollar. Sold by J I Wikle.
Mr Tom Draper spent yesterday with relatives in Alexandria Valley. Miss Bell Scott visited the Misses Wright. Miss Mattie Coltwood teaches at DeArmanville and remains home sick. Miss Karl Oliver of Collins, Ala fills her school post. Mr T. M. Gwin and wife returned from New York with purchases. W T Brassell sold hay and plans to bale surplus. A horse from Anniston shed blood and was cared for by Mrs Harris at Bethlehem. S etc
Narrative asserts hair color reveals traits and baldness does not imply lack of character. Claims Prof Sabouraud linked dandruff germs to baldness in a rabbit and promotes Newbro's Herpicide with a sales pitch and sample offer via The Herpicide Co. and agent in Detroit.
Haggans of Melbourne Florida writes of a life changing cure from Dr King s New Discovery for consumption claiming dramatic improvement after a free trial bottle. The remedy is guaranteed for throat and lung diseases and sold by Miller Drug Co and West End Drug Co with trial bottles free.
A greenhouse sale offers very large ornamental ferns marked down for quick sale. The seller notes limited quantities and a first come first served policy at the location on 19th Street and Blue Mountain Avenue, signed F. J. Ulbricat.
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