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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1906
Page
2
For sale a good 282 acre farm at Peaceburg nine miles from Anniston. Apply to J. P. Wakefield Oxford Alabama. Sold by auction or private sale as noted in the notice.
A Christmas collection grows after last night's meeting led by Major D. H. Smith and a committee including O. McCraw M J William J R Turner and James A Orr. Residents are urged to report Oxfording parties to the committee as the effort expands.
Thad M. Gwin & Co. will stay open from now until after Christmas, closing at 9 9 o'clock each night, with further hours on Christmas Eve. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hendrix of Silver Run shop in the city today. Hobson City sees new cottages finished and more under contract. Hon. William H. Cooper and family plan January 8 trip to Montgomery where he will serve in the lower house for Calhoun County. The community expresses confidence in their representation.
Willis T. Morgan a retired U S Army commissary sergeant says Dr King s New Discovery kept him in perfect health in Cuba and the Philippines and in New Hampshire it is best for coughs colds bronchial troubles and lung diseases Sold by Elam Ordway & Houser West End Drug Co and Scarbrough Drug Co 50 cents to 1 00 trial bottle free English cottage tea uses shrubs and herbs such as black currant Solidago odorata teaberry Gaultheria repens and French Louisiana populations use goldenrod and checkered tea herbs instead of China tea
Germany sent Prince Hohenlohe to Paris in 1875 with a grave expressionless face and a burdened air. Paris Figaro notes his physiognomy as unprepossessing and somber, giving the impression of moral worry and weariness.
Skeat notes that Shakespeare used sixt for sixth and that he wrote the three parts of Henry the Sixt and The Life of Henry the Fift. He adds that sifta and siexta are Anglo-Saxon terms in old editions.
A manager asks about press gossip and an actress reacts with disdain. The New York Press reports on the moment, capturing tension between a theater manager and a star as rumors circulate.
A column arguing beer as a nutritious beverage cites endorsements from Phoebe Cousins and Dr. Joseph Feisler and notes a military canteen officer removing dives. It praises Pabst Beer for its eight day malt, pure water, low alcohol, and alleged healthful, temperance qualities.
A Progressive merchant urged to place a well lit store in the best possible advertisement lines up Humphrey Gasares for display. The note stresses the value of strong advertising in attracting customers to a premier shop location.
A clerks notice advertises a new lot of shaded plaids and wool goods with patterns and colors from 450 to 1.25 per yard. Cotton copies available from 12 1/2 cents per yard. Plain colors and fine blacks offered, plus opera cloaks and velvet trims. New stock arriving today and tomorrow, with early purchasers enjoying unbroken lots. Store invites visitors even if not ready to buy.
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