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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1901
Page
4
A Tennessee newspaper recalls winter’s sting and urges aid for the needy as a Te Washington sentiment notes the Sebley Court of Langguiry and praises Admiral Dewey while a local Alabama kidnapping report sparks cross paper debate.
An old advertisement claims that taking Foley's Money and Tar after exposure or at onset of a cold stops the illness if started promptly. The notice attributes the product to Meklreath Drug Co.
Mr A B Andrews of Atlanta and Mr K F Simmons of Cave INS visited the city today. H McDaniel of Buliena GA and W G Breckway of Birmingham city secretary treasurer of Southern Car and Foundry Co also called in. Dave Goodlett and D Martin of Jacksonville were in town, Paul Roberts went to Tren Lola, Joe Ledbetter to Talla dega. Replogie Atwater GA reported poor condition and praised Foley’s Kidney Cure claiming full recovery after four days work. M2 roath Drug Co.
A German official states Germany seeks no coaling stations or footholds in South America or the West Indies and that relations with the United States are cordial. The message expresses admiration for America and its progress, and notes President Roosevelt’s positive reception.
Ill faceworkD Illinois December 18 A conductor's failure to follow orders caused a head on crash between eastbound passenger train No 4 and a westbound through freight from Chicago near Ir ene and Perryville early yesterday morning Resulting in many dead and missing and eleven nuns Also mentioned is a testimonial about Dr King's New Life Pills at MecElreath Drug Co's store
An old advertisement lists Christie man and Fle’s location for watches and rings, with Boyer for repairs. It promotes Beal Brand stocking goods and Long Jotun Chewing Gain at Robinson's Book Store. It also touts Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines at $60, now $27.50, and Rayfield & Hunter’s fresh meat market at Tenth and Moore with low prices.
Speech excerpts argue against reimposing the Chinese Exclusion Act. The speaker claims allowing the act to lapse would not harm American labor and challenges fears of a flood of Chinese immigration. He hints at willingness to debate the matter under conditions.
A package sale set for tomorrow in a vacant room beside Carre Field Shoe store will offer tea sets per package, Mary articles, and various packages. Proceeds aid local work, with Miss Roosevelt expected to attend.
Tuesday Afternoon Card cvnb will meet afterneen at 3 oclock with Mrs. Menard W. Sexton. Mr and Mrs W W Biringte lew visit Montgomery. Miss Mary Hike Goedyear of Brunswick Ga will marry Mr W E Mitchell of Albany Ga on the 25th. Anniston notes, Talladega visits, and Foley's Honey and Tar PROMOTIONAL quote from McElreath Drug Co.
The price of 27.50 for the latest improved Wheeler and Wilson sewing machine may be withdrawn at any time. Other agents charge 60.00 for this machine. Also found are Anniscom Hardware Co Bottled Beer four for 25 cents at Levi's and imported beer at fifteen cents a bottle. Regular price 25 cents. 1022 Noble Street.
A historical notice lists all beat grades of coal for sale by Anni8ton Lok Company. The item outlines available coal grades, pricing, and purchase terms as printed in the period ad.
R O Watson offers a variety of ovals at very low prices. The ad emphasizes bargain deals and broad stock to attract customers before prices rise.
J G Farley Cor Eleventh Street and Quintard Ave 2t notes a local public notice or classified item referencing base or bed-related matter with unclear context from OCR.
This week offers include sterling silver novelties such as nail brushes combs and ink bottles plus quadruple plated tea sets and cake baskets. Prices range from a few cents to several dollars with wool suiting, laces, and various fabrics offered at discounted cash prices. Shoes and hose promoted as durable and affordable with cash discounting claimed.
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