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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1906
Page
8
Acquittal sensationally linked to a mortally wounded Leon T Milner after an extraordinary jury session in Jonesboro over the shooting of H Dorsey, alleged father of Milner’s sweetheart. L T Dorsey, son of the murdered man, is under arrest on suspicion.
The advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for hay fever and summer colds. It claims immediate relief from difficult breathing and inhalation of inflamed air passages with a yellow packaged product. Elam Ordway & Houser.
The fifth annual Fogg family reunion of the Fogg Association of America gathered today at Hampton Beach. Several hundred Foggs, who settled in Hampton in the early seventeenth century, attended this reunion.
An old warning style print promotes Foley's Kidney Cure claiming it cures kidney and bladder diseases. The ad urges readers to use the product to avoid self-blame for illnesses and mentions the brand Elam, Ordway & Houser.
Wrenels philosopher M Le Bon on the revolution motto Liberty Equality and Fraternity. He says the French love equality more than liberty while the British demand liberty and briefly consider equality. Rudyard Kipling remarks that Americans favor fraternity, valuing fellowship and good will among men.
A playful dialogue fragment features Uncle Ki and Uncle Bi discussing the sunset behind the hill named Dil. The speaker notes lasting enjoyment of the daily sunset and smiles at familial moments.
machinist Chas W Moore of Ford City Pennsylvania suffered severe hand burns from an electrical furnace. He used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and reported a quick and perfect cure. Advertises the salve as a remedy for burns wounds and sores available at local stores for 26 cents.
The piece cites Bryan urging home rule and arbitration over injunctions, criticizing tariffs and socialism, while detailing his New York visit after a Madison Square Garden rally. It notes plans for speeches in Bridgeport and New Haven and a meeting with New England Democratic leaders including Williams and Garvin.
Yesterday in Birmingham spent by Mr Cecil Tr Young. Major D Houston Smith travels to Sea Girt New Jersey for a rifle shoot. W W Battle of Jacksonville was here yesterday. Walker Reynolds departs today for the Georgia Military Academy near Atlanta. N L Perkins of Maine, Harvard law graduate, visits Anniston guest of Prof Reed Smith and considers locating in the Model City. Ed Heard of Rome attended the A T Q O dance at the Alabama last night.
Mrs Reynolds comes home with Mr Reynolds after lengthy Talladega Springs trip. Miss Hannah Crook of Jacksonville is visiting Knoxville and other places. Mrs Maud McClure of College Park Ga is гости of Mrs Reynolds, while Mrs Powell and Otis return from relative visits.
Advertisements and testimonials praise the Majestic Range from Anniston Hardware Co. as superior cooking appliance. Customers from Anniston Alexandria Choccolocco White Plains and nearby areas report fuel savings even heat and high workmanship.
A quirky set of kitchen steps describes making a sponge cake with four eggs whisked to foam and filling holes in a sponge. It mentions reading Bertha Clay while working and finishing by baking in a hot oven for serving.
The number of convents and monasteries in Belgium rose sharply from 779 institutions with 12 000 members in 1846 to 2 500 institutions totaling 8 000 members in 1900. In Bruges, about one third of buildings belong to religious societies.
The ad promises a complete on site water solution with wind mill, well water on premise, piping to any location, and installation of kitchen laundry bathroom and other appliances for a moderate sum. Potential buyers are urged to inquire by phone.
State Normal School offers 135 teachers and expert departments, with a well equipped manual training department and strong professional courses. It prepares students for the state examination with board at $10 per month and session expenses from $75 to $125. School opens Sept 18, 1906. For catalogue address.
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