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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1906

Page

6

Pierces Golden Medical Discovery for Liver and Digestion

Advertising copy extols Pierces Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for torpid liver and digestive issues. It links liver sluggishness to poor digestion and urges avoiding certain foods while taking the remedy to regain vigor and health.

Blackberries and Danger Spur a Rural Rescue

Martha flees after a forced kiss and stalks through briar patches to reach a cabin. A concealed pursuer corners her but she escapes, witnesses a cabin shootout that ends with two dead criminals and a future for her and Billy, who carry out a hopeful start to their home.

Aaster Martha Billy

The Second Duke of Wellington as Comic Donkey Judge

A humorous anecdote about the Second Duke of Wellington described by Lady Dorothy Nevill. It recalls his eccentric dress and a Crystal Palace donkey exhibit episode in which he jokingly claimed to be a judge of donkeys, prompting officials to relent and invite him to judge. The piece also mentions Foley's Honey and Tar as a cough remedy.

Dorothy Grevill Duke of Wellington Dorothy Nevill Crystal Palace Dorothy Saturday Review

Itinerant seller jokes about dog pedigree and gear

A brisk London Tit-Bits quip features a substitute buyer asking for a pedigree while an itinerant dog vender clarifies he has none and offers a chain and collar instead. The exchange highlights quick wit and period humor.

London

Hidden knowledge differs little from ignorance quote

A compact quoted exchange discusses honesty as visible on a face and suggests humility about typographical slips. The speakers reference a Philadelphia Inquirer item and Horace to frame the remark. The note underscores the thin line between knowledge and ignorance.

Tubbs Grubb Philadelphia Inquirer Horace

Old Man Credits Duffy’s Malt Whiskey For Longevity

Josiah Zeitlin aged 101 lives in Brooklyn with his daughter and says Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey prolongs life and restores vigor. He recounts immigration from Poland in 1882 and praises the tonic as a medicine for the aged and for workers, with instructions to buy only genuine bottled product.

Josiah Zeitlin Isaac Krinsky Brooklyn Zeitlin Poland Duffy Lodz Old Land Lexington Avenue N. Y United States Old Chemist Perenne O

The Cook's Revenge Delivers a Solitary Indictment

A cook speaks in a soliloquy about plans to torment a mistress with a dish that could trigger indigestion. The speaker contemplates culinary tricks as a petty counterattack and a form of domestic satire.

Cook

Jay Proverb Quotation From Mankato Advocate

A noted line from the Mankato Advocate defines a country jay as one who wants to know everything and a city jay as one who thinks he can tell him.

Mankato

Atlas as ring-shaped spine top explained

The atlas is the ring-shaped top part of the spine that bears the skull, named for Atlas who supports the earth. This description notes the atlas bearing the head much like the mythic figure.

Earth

King of All Cough Medicines

Mr. E. G. Case a mail carrier from Canton Center Conn says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is king of all and reliably cures croup and coughs. He notes it gives certain results and leaves no bad after effects. For sale by J. Wikle.

E. G. Case Canton Center Conn U. S Ays Chamberlain J. . Wikle

Forests as Climate Guardians in European Lands

The Youth's Companion notes forests act as vast screens shaping climate. They moderate storms, slow snowmelt, protect soil, and adjust evaporation. Trees evaporate or transpire about four fifths of rainfall, making forest atmosphere as vital as soil in climate balance.

No Opium in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

Advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children with no opium or harmful drugs. Claims a 30 plus year reputation for treating colds croup and whooping cough with pleasing taste and easy use. Sold by J L Wiley.

Chamberlain J. L. Wile

Danger in Asking Advice About Coughs

A cautionary note warns against seeking outside remedies for coughs or colds due to unknown preparations. It promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a genuine cure for coughs colds and pneumonia prevention, urging to refuse substitutes from Elam Roadway and Houser.

Foley Elam, Ordway & Houser Elam Rdway & Houser

Southern Railway Information and Passenger Services

All routes north east south and west with Pullman cars to New York dining car service unexcelled. Rates schedules and full information available by applying to Coxwell C P A Hi Bone D P A Birmingham Alabama.

New York

Lightning strike at Norristown horse race shocks crowd

A bolt from a clear sky struck during a race at the Norristown Driving Club Park, lifting spectator Andrew H. Roop’s hat five feet and snapping it back to his head in a sudden, startling moment.

Norristown Driving Club Park Andrew H. Roop

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Ara Glen Pierce Getten Business Directory Iow Mountain Avenue Martha Bell Winaston City Furniture Co Noble Ame Prettth Mts M. Henderson Noble Street Hicks Incram & CO Cater rGrocery Co. Phone Mary Bray May McKeon Pilly the Second Duke of Wellington Duffy’s Pure Jays Southern Railway Coxwell, C. P. A Hi Bone Birmingham Ala Ben Johnson Tarantor W. H. McKleroy Wm. A. Davis D. Woodruff Cashias Randolph Smith Madhen The Anniston National Bank Geo. H. Lee Frank M. Griffith Little Rock, Ark Trav Agt M. F. Doering
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