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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1906
Page
6
The article lauds Golden Medical Discovery made with glycerine and golden seal root without alcohol. It claims endorsements from medical authorities and lists uses for weak stomach indigestion biliousness liver torpor and warns it cannot cure advanced consumption. It urges timely use and patience for best results.
A builder seeks loans of several thousand dollars for one year at a set annual rate, payable semi annually, with 500 dollar minimum. Secured by ALHOMN HOME BUILDING CO. stock or first mortgage on improved local real estate. Targeted lenders include national banks. optional mortgage on certain properties. Formal examination by advisers is offered.
The Anniston Electric and Gas Company offers clean, affordable fuel for grates and base burners at four fifty per ton delivered. The firm provides delivery and contact via telephone 109 for orders and inquiries.
The speaker reflects on grief after a loved one’s death and urges honoring the departed by maintaining their grave. The message emphasizes enduring memory through respectful care of the final resting place.
Alabama legislature to consider a bill at the next session redefining county lines. It would move specific sections from Calhoun to Cleburne and transfer others to Calhoun, encompassing townships in ranges ten east and eight east.
The legislature enrolls an act repealing the December 13 1900 act that changed the Calhoun County court of county commissioners and relieved the probate judge of duties. The repeal takes effect immediately upon passage and revokes conflicting laws.
In Chancery at Anniston Alabama P C Cunningham versus Hattie Cunningham a non resident of Alabama residing in Chattanooga Tennessee is ordered to answer or demur within 30 days after January 7 1907. Publication in Anniston Evening Star weekly for four weeks required. Registered by W M Hames December 7 1906.
Gas coke offered at 4.50 dollars per ton with delivery service. Contact telephone number 109 for details.
Nat Burden, mistaken for a hired man, helps Lois Trevor and her mother clean up their apartment. Their bond grows through shared meals and outings. When Burden’s firm teeters on collapse, Lois and her mother stand by him as he contemplates a future with Lois.
A Delineator reflection questions American courtesy in daily life and public discourse. It contrasts perceived kindness with respectful behavior and notes how sharp talk can undermine persuasiveness, observing that rudeness is increasingly seen as masculine prerogative, and less so as practiced by both genders.
Praise for Chamberlain Cough Remedy as a prompt relief for coughs and a cure for croup. The ad cites a Cape Colony resident endorsing its use to ward off croup and colds. Sold by J. L. Wikle and others.
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