Wealth the Result of Economy in Gas Output
Fragmentary note suggests wealth tied to economy and gas, mentioning cubic feet. Ambiguous source text lacks clear actions, dates, or named entities.
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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
6
Fragmentary note suggests wealth tied to economy and gas, mentioning cubic feet. Ambiguous source text lacks clear actions, dates, or named entities.
T M Henderson advertises as a dealer in second-hand furniture and stores at 913 Noble Street offering cash for all kinds of used furnishings.
A concise guide touts the cleanest and most economical fuel options for grates and base burners, emphasizing safety, efficiency, and cost savings for household heating.
Leading medical writers and teachers from various schools endorse Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for weak stomach dyspepsia liver complaints and chronic catarrhal diseases. It lists ingredients Black Cherry bark Golden Seal Bloodroot Mandrake Queen's root and uses glycerine as solvent. Endorsements flow from Bartholow Mare Ellingwood King Scudder Hale and others. booklet with extracts offered free on request from Dr Ch V Pierce Buffalo NY.
The account recalls Deacon Libby who at his woodlot cut his foot badly and bandaged it with snow in his boot. He later died after taking cold, deemed unnecessary by a Cumberland House clerk who noted the event in the hotel register.
A hotel guest refuses to pay a telegram fee then pays it after reading a message from Nellie to Papa. The Denver Post carries the sentimental telegram about fifty bushels of love and a wish for home.
An Anniston citizen testifies to relief from chronic backache and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills, sold locally at J L Wilke's drug store. The ad urges kidney care and notes Foster Milburn Co. as U S sale agents with a 50 cent price.
Lay in your winter's supply with the best coal from R. O. Watson's. phone number 72 to arrange delivery or pickup.
Amelia Hicks schemes to marry Billy Batson for social gain while her mother Mrs. Hicks plans to secure a grand legacy. The parade scene shows Billy winning respect for his turnout as Amelia confronts rival Gillam, a preacher, amid family plotting and jealousy.
An item notes a drag play involving back RB Watson wearing number 72. The brief mentions a phone call or message related to Watson’s status or position. No further context or outcomes are provided in the readable text.
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