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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1903
Page
4
The Evening Star Publishing Company lists T. R. Gordon as editor and general manager and notes a business manager and circulation role. The text indicates labor department involvement and references a figure labeled 500, suggesting a staff or circulation metric.
Anniston Alabama December 11 1903 editorial urges generosity during Christmas urging readers to help the poor and children beyond their circles. It promotes opening hearts and purses to alleviate poverty and share happiness with those less fortunate.
Miss Anna Ray of Bangor describes a five year battle with a terrilal cough and bronchitis and credits Vinic with dramatic relief after one bottle. Mr Love of Live & Love Drug Co says Vinol, a cod liver oil substitute, delivers strong results for coughs colds bronchitis and throat and lung troubles with a satisfaction guarantee for Anniston customers.
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube lining and offers one hundred dollars for any deaf case caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It promotes circul ars and lists product Hall's Family Pills, Toledo based.
A fragment notes the death of an unnamed figure in Georgia and references the U S Senate's stance on Mr Smoot of Utah. The text also accuses Mormons of not being averse to polygamy, reflecting sensational language.
The inquiry asks whether Senator Hanna who secured the Republican nomination would gain backing from General Wood and other military leaders. It notes the political endorsement question and calls for his stance.
A minor military drill in Chelea draws small crowds and light media attention, described as preparation for potential future battles. No injuries reported, organizers emphasize training purposes and safety protocols.
Anniston advertises remaining space for guests and shoppers with easy showing of goods. Special attention promised to new comers, inviting arrivals to inspect offerings.
A local notice promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prudent seasonal stock for households. It claims prompt relief when used at first cold signs, suitable for children, pleasant to take, and available at J. L. Wikle, Druggist.
A Baltimore American quotation notes money leaves quickly while mercy remains loyal to the end. It contrasts financial gain with steadfast mercy in a concise editorial aside.
Talladega city council voted to float $10,000 in bonds at 6 percent to fund a two story brick and stone school building in the First ward, one block south of Fourth Street. Plans will be requested from all sources.
A fire broke out at Sandringham today damaging Miss Knolly's and Queen Alexandra's bedrooms. TheQueen awoke to the blaze as she slept. both women escaped with narrow margins.
A Decatur Alabama woman details three years of severe stomach and bowel pain ending in a miraculous recovery after using Electric Bitters. She credits the remedy for liver kidney and stomach improvement and asserts it is the only medicine needed. The product is sold for 50 cents by local druggists.
The article denounces the upper classes for wasting workers and lives in ancient Egypt. It cites examples: 2,000 men spent three years moving one stone from Elephantine to Sais, Red Sea canal construction cost 120,000 laborers, and pyramid building required 360,000 workers for twenty years.
An article notes science has identified a germ that destroys hair and promotes hair loss in women. It praises Newbro's Herpicide as a germ-killing treatment that allows natural hair growth and invites readers to send 10 cents for a sample to The Herpicide Co in Detroit Michigan.
Special Agent J L Wikle reports Germany has laid 7 375 miles of cable in seven years including the Emden to New York line via the Azores. A second Emden to New York cable on the same route has begun and is expected to finish before year end 1906.
T. W. Wright, superintendent of the People’s cotton factory, pleaded guilty to employing a child under 12 and was fined $5 plus costs by Judge Gaston. He asked leniency due to ignorance of the law and promised future compliance. arrest followed a citation from West End resident concerned about an eleven year old girl working in the factory.
An Atlanta Georgia company advertises Botanic Blood Balm claiming to cure blood poison cancer ulcers eczema carbuncles and similar ailments. Testimonies from Robert Ward and Geo A Williams describe dramatic skin and health improvements after using the remedy. Sample bottles offered free with a request letter and medical advice in a sealed reply.
Southern Railway offers round trip tickets to points south of the Ohio and Potomac and east of the Mississippi at reduced rates from December 23 to January 4 1904. Teachers and students with credentials may buy daily round trips December 16 to 22 1903, limited to January 5 1904. See nearest agent J C Lusk district passenger agent or traveling agent W F Latimer Birmingham Alabama for details.
A terse note states readiness to take concert orders and provides a contact phone number 353 for DonaHoo Co. The fragment implies a business or event service offering order intake via telephone.
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