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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1902
Page
6
A Washington Star inspired guide offers creative egg preparations. Recipes include nuked eggs salad for six with curry and anchovy essence, deviled peaches with gravy and chutney, and eye pie with short crust and cream. The tips emphasize flavor variety and presentational ease.
Harry Duckwell aged 25 died at his home yesterday morning after a severe coughing spell following a slight cold. His wife and child were present. A physician was summoned but he died from suffocation before aid arrived. The item appears in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat dated December 1 1901 with medicinal ads following.
Fragment from a column arguing that nations and individuals rise through hard struggle rather than inheritance. It asserts that those born to poverty often become civilization's giants, while prosperity at birth does not guarantee greatness, followed by a social gossip note about engagements.
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo C says chronic kidney and bladder trouble caused gravel and stone pain. After taking Foley's Kidney Care the brick dust like sediment cleared and pain ceased, leaving him feeling rebuilt and greatly relieved.
Weekly excursion trains depart Memphis on Tuesdays for California via the Choctaw Rock Island System and the Seaboard Pacific route and depart Thursdays for Portland, Oregon via the Choctaw Union Pacific Route.
A provocative 1880s style guide urges wealth as path to society. It counsels millions, luxury homes, a tailored steam yacht, and Europe as a proving ground. It promotes marriages for titles, loud divorces, snubbing rivals, and leveraging newspapers and cooks to rise in society.
Advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as the best throat and lung remedy for colds. It claims quick relief and prevention of serious results, attributed to Miller Do Co.
A plan to build a large hog packing plant on Lake Walden shore near Thoreau site in Concord Massachusetts provokes concern about destroying the forest and memorial cairns. The Fitchburg railroad reportedly backs the project for hog transport. The piece notes the cultural loss alongside economic interest. An unrelated testimonial for Herbine medicine claims relief from long term dyspepsia.
A brief note notes an Albany Argus recipe for short cake with steamed apples and nutmeg, then a separate item reports that eleven elderly residents in Yarmouth England recently died, totaling 822 years of age among them.
Toowoomba readers hear a local endorsement from W. Wockser for Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The resident praises the medicine as an excellent cure for a long cold and recommends it for those suffering similar symptoms. The remedy is sold by J L Wikle.
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