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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
5
An advertisement for a Sterling and Ebony shop at 1111 Noble St markets holiday goods and a broad range of jewelry including diamonds watches silverware and bric brac. It claims the store offers the largest selection in the state and offers free engraving for items bought there.
George G. Britton of this city has been granted a valuable patent for improvements in ventilators. The patent was secured by Louis Bagger Co., Washington DC. The notice appears in the city section under authority of the Secretary of Agriculture.
The Gibson Store advertises choicest goods and prompt service with pretty presents. It invites customers to visit downtown and see what is offered to turn shoppers into regular Gibson customers.
A note listing table linens and napkins needed for the July event. Specifies quantities and types to be prepared for the dining setup and reception needs.
Notice outlines a contract for excavating the foundation and assigns teams to work until the structure is completed. A separate health policy claim shows Columbus Smith, agent, Fidelity and Casualty Co. of New York, paid 82.00 weekly benefit with a disability policy advertising 25 per week for illness and 25 to 50 per week for accidents.
After securing wealth, a man sets his sights on even greater riches. The move signals continued pursuit of wealth and status beyond initial gains.
Foley's Honey and Tar touted as a positive throat and lung cure with no substitutes. Miller Drug Co promotes coal at fair prices with prompt delivery, urging calls to 120 or visits to Berry Coal and Wood Co on Eleventh and Moore streets. Also note mention of color Maltese goats in red white brown and black.
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