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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1906
Page
6
Ellery, the shy village thinker, falls for Arabella Hawkins during a two week visit. His awkward courtship grows as she draws near, with both characters learning to bridge their doubts and shyness in a plainspoken rural setting.
J B Cooper, a salesman, recounts a severe bronchitis like illness that caused weight loss from 180 to 150 pounds. He says two bottles of Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey, sweetened with rock candy, revived him, adding ten pounds in two weeks and praising it as an effective tonic as advised by his doctor.
Ellery uses a phonograph to propose to Arabella after failing to do so aloud. He hides the plan as he slips through the Hardys’ orchard and confesses his love, promising happiness and marriage. Arabella accepts, while a comic exchange over the machine ends with both characters embracing the future.
Promote using medicines with known composition. Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is described as made from native forest roots, alcohol free, using glycerine to extract curative virtues. The ad urges careful trial, cites medical endorsements, and notes wide availability and reasonable pricing.
The London Academy recounts a tale of De Quincey facing a cen sis paper and puzzling questions about his three daughters occupations. He finally labels himself “writer to the magazines” while his daughters’ jobs eluded him. he circled their names and wrote they are like the fields they tell not.
A compact maxim urges progress over complacency, citing Van Dyke’s idea that following the best path provides growth, while staying content with the worst leads to stagnation. The saying stresses choosing better over remaining with inferior options.
A brief notice reports that among sudden deaths, women are represented by one case while men total eight, highlighting a skewed mortality pattern.
In the opening months of the Russia Japan war the text extols preparation as essential for individuals and nations. It urges readiness against emergencies and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick-acting cure for colds, recommending J. L. Wikle as seller.
Bombay asserts the world’s highest population density with areas reaching 760 persons per acre, a claim disputed mainly by Agra in India.
A Missouri pharmacist recalls three patients cured of consumption by Dr. King's New Discovery. One man abandoned plans to sell his property and move to Arizona after using the remedy. The medicine is advertised as a sure cough and cold cure and throat and lung healer, guaranteed by local druggists with trial bottles free.
The Sea of Galilee, also called the Lake of Gennesaret in Palestine and the Sea of Tiberias, famed for biblical miracles, has been reportedly profaned by the appearance of a modern steamer. It will carry passengers to villages along its shores, as noted by the New York World.
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