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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1903
Page
6
A Chicago Record-Herald study notes how family marriage patterns reveal character traits. It describes early or late marriages, few or many remarriages, cousin or kin marriages, and cross social matches as recurring features shaping love and family life across generations.
Mrs S H Newson of Decatur Alabama endured three years of dire stomach and bowel pain with death seeming near. After trying various remedies she used Electric Bitters and recovered fully. The medicine is advertised for liver kidney and stomach issues and carries a 60 cent price guarantee by local druggists.
A fragment quotes Ole Nutmeg musing on a stern parent letting a child wander back to the old chimney piece. The odd line reflects a rustic, humorous tone about home and memory.
A traditional Christmas verse by Andrew Lang evokes winter scenes and festive gifts. It notes holly and merriment as children prepare presents for Maude and Molly, with lines about Santa Claus, a barley tree, and seasonal cheer.
How to prevent croup by early treatment with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Hoarseness precedes the attack, followed by a rough cough. Give the remedy at first sign or during the rough stage to dispel symptoms and ease anxiety. Sold by J. L. Wikle, druggist.
All of the best grades of coal at reasonable prices with prompt services. Phone 49. Anniston Ice Mfg. Co offers delivery options and customer support for local customers.
Drilling into spring bubonic outbreaks in Hong Kong, Sir Henry Blake investigates vermin in a large block of alive houses. Tests show fleas, cockroaches, spiders carry plague germs and blood samples from healthy residents reveal infection in at least five percent. The proposed solution is to destroy the native town and build a new sanitary one.
W. Baily of True, Texas reports his wife suffered paralysis in an arm for five years. After using Ballard's Seow Liniment she recovered, and he also used it on old sores frostbites and skin eruptions. Price listed 81.00 for 250 and 500 units, sold by J. L. Wikle.
A Detroit Free Press note muses on usefulness and kindness as purposeful acts, urging understanding others to perform intelligent deeds. It adds a Sun spot size claim from the Philadelphia North American and a testimonial for Ballard's Snow Liniment from Iowa native Ed C Nud, praising crutch relief and farm work.
In a Rocky Pass train car a well dressed Briton ignores a shivering woman and proclaims Americans are a weak lot. A large western passenger rises, taps the window down, and retorts that Americans aren’t weak as wind whips through the coach.
To improve the appetite and strengthen digestion, try a few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Detroit man J. H. Seitz reports restored appetite, relief from bloated feelings, and a satisfactory bowel movement. Sold by J. L. Wikle, druggist.
R. O. Watson asserts Cahaba coal is better than competing grades. He plans to place an order tomorrow, indicating confidence in fuel quality and supply.
Mrs. Thomas Nast donated a replica of The Immortal Light of Genius to the Shakespeare Memorial in Stratford-on-Avon. The oil painting by Thomas Nast decorates the theater entrance and honors the room Shakespeare was born in. The work, praised for its somber tones and supernatural light, was described by the librarian as a fine tribute and now greets visitors and scholars alike.
The death of Harry Dockwell aged 25 at his home followed a severe coughing fit after a mild cold. His wife and child witnessed the episode. a physician arrived too late. The report notes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a presumed remedy.
The Ship inn at Greenwich once famed for whitebait and royal whitebait dinners faces bankruptcy as a receiver takes control and the riverside steamers decline. The decline ties to fewer passenger boats and a fading social custom once linked to political administrations.
The notice urges housewives to stock Chamberlain's Cough Remedy before winter ends and to use it at the first sign of a cold. It claims quick, safe relief for adults and children, with no harmful ingredients, and notes J. L. Wikle sells it.
Extra loud high speed moulded records from Columbia offered at 25 cents each. Edison records priced at 50 cents. Woodstock Commissary run by R. C. Sliem offers large supply to choose from.
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