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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1901
Page
8
Mrs A H Weathers died at her Wilmeracd Two by four streets home after months of illness. She was a young woman beloved by many and leaves a husband two small children and numerous relatives. Remains were taken to Whitehall Tennessee for interment.
The Manufacturers of Banner Salve state that no doctor or medicine cures every case and invite reports of any ulcers sores eczema or piles that Banner Salve failed to cure. If such cases exist they will gladly refund the money. Melliowth Drug Co.
The Queen and Crescent System south of Meridian opens October 28 with a schedule from Meridian to Shreveport and connections to Texas. The Southern Railway fast train No. 37 links with the Queen and Crescent, shortening travel to Texas from seven to twelve hours. Ticket agents offer details on the new service.
Social notes report Miss Annie Lou Jenkens and Miss Mary Waits visiting Aniston with Mrs. J T Helge, plus Miss Sadie Journey from Jacksonville staying with her uncle J R Watson. Local ads promote Fo ley's Kidney Cure, coal from J B Watson, Dixie Hardware, and a dry goods laundry.
In Hetlin this week several hogs were butchered and a local joke about TLogs jowl and turnip salad being a cure for hunger is noted. Riley Deese near Abernathy lost part of his right arm yesterday. A horseswapping convention is planned in Heflin on Saturday December Tkh with circulars to be distributed next week and a large crowd expected. A Lowder, Lrs. reader reports Foley's Honey and Tar helped his son recover from a severe pneumonia.
Spectators may witness Railroad Jack in Anniston Alabama with a sensational tornado scene and a lion in peril. The show opens at the Noble Street Theater on Wednesday night as claims of a realistic railroad accident and a lion rescue unfold amid a string of auction lots from Millport to Pell City listing farm tools to furniture.
Advertisement lists a Hall brand combination lock cabinet 18 by 12 inches clear, five drawers, weight 1100 pounds. Contact A D Glass care Evening Star for details.
The strong company delivers a humorous production that moves audiences to laughter and tears. Critics praise the acting as perfect and note letters from patrons thanking the cast for opening hearts and pocketbooks. The When we were 21 company performs December 11 at Noble Street Theater per manager Moble.
An old advertisement touts Cas carets Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C. C. C for digestion and liver support. Promoted as genuine tablets not sold in bulk and available at all druggists roc.
Article urges parents to seek quarterly eye testing for children to correct vision impairments, strengthen the optic nerve, and fit glasses for cure and relief.
State of Alabama Calhoun County petitions ex parte by guardian C J Sawyer for removal of disabilities of non age of Claude B Sawyer and Ben Riley Sawyer. Hearing set before the City Court of Anniston on December 17 1901 with Clerk A H Suerrerp noting the date.
The Passenger Department of the Southern Railway has issued an illustrated booklet describing winter resorts in the South. It can be obtained by sending a two cent stamp to OC. Ben teeler, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Chattanooga, Tenn.
If you want the finest work and your own interest, consider giving this laundry a fair trial. To have the wagon call, mail a card or telephone. Anniston Steam Laundry on Noble Street advertises pickup service.
Fragments show clothing salvage from a store display or repair shop. Mentions men suits and dock pants burned or dried, with unclear context. No clear incident or date. reads as catalog note or damaged OCR from a local shop listing.
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