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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1901

Page

5

Local notices and ads crowd New Year week

Announcements show railroad offices closing for a holiday and post office hours adjusted for New Year. Adisements promote clothing sales, restaurant openings delayed, palmistry talk, booklets on Frisco Line, river and city services, and a local wedding. Travel notes mention M J Cotten visiting Mobile and St Louis and New Mexico for catarrh relief.

To Post Office Genera Ll. T. Smith, . M M. J. Cotten Mobile St. Louis Points New Mexico

Personal Notices From Talladega and Nearby Towns

A series of social notices lists visits and returns among residents includes August Ullman returning to Talladega from Aoniston, Bernard Markstein in Delma, J. T. Elliote and T. Williams from Talladega visiting J. A. Wallace, and L. W. Wammonti of Cincinnati visiting his brother Frank Hamwerd. James E. Williams leaves for Columbus Georgia to see friends before returning to Birmingham, and Colie Williams returns from Nashville. Also includes a local ad for Poley Hovey and Tar and a Flour advertisement for Clifton with Anti Adulteration League branding. The Blue Mountain Lodge No. 86 prepares for installation of new officers at the next meeting.

Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad Touts War Letters

Soldiers praised Bucklen's Arnica Salve for scratches bruises sores and stiff joints. It claims to cure burns scalds boils ulcers eruptions and piles or no pay. Available for 25 cents at McHireath Drug Company's drug store Russell Bros'. Photo Parlors will be open during holidays for work.

McHireath Drug Company Russell Bros

New Suit Urged to Help Boye Impress Judge

Local adviser recommends Boye obtain a fresh suit to present a confident image for an upcoming court appearance. The guidance stresses proper attire to project competence and respect during proceedings.

Clifiea Flour Claims Absolute Purity for Best Baking

Advert claimed Clifiea flour guarantees absolute purity and bakery grade results for beat baking, promising superior texture and consistency across recipes.

Fine selection watches rings and diamonds at Chrisman

Fragmentary OCR notes advertise a fine selection of watches rings and diamonds from Chrisman. Also mentions smoked jowl and cow peas for New Year’s dinner at Brightman Co’s market 5012.

Grigbruan Co Chrisman Brightman & Co

Isabella Queen of Castile who funded Columbus voyage

A compact youth oriented biography of Isabella I of Castile born April 22 1451 in Madrigal Spain. It outlines her betrothals her marriage to Ferdinand of Aragon the unification of Castile and Aragon the expulsion of the Moors and her pivotal role in financing Columbus voyage with jewels pawned in 1492. The piece ends noting her death November 26 1504 and hints at a final trick involving money making.

Spain Christopher Columbus Isabella Madrigal John Castile Portugal Arevalo Barlos of Aragon Ferdinand of Aragon Ferdinand Valladolid Aragon Spanish Africa Medina del Campo

Refraction Illusion With Money in Glass Demonstration

A glass half filled with water shows two coins when the glass is inverted after adding a bright coin and covering with a plate. The illusion creates a gleaming coin on the plate and a second coin on the water surface due to light refraction, which vanishes when the glass returns to its original position and the water stills.

Flour of the Flock praise for Clifton flour

A promotional snippet extols Clifton flour as the best and urges readers to ask grocers for it. The notice also advertises Peloubus Notes at 100 dollars per copy with Robinsons Bookstore taking orders.

Peloubus Robinson Sa

Christmas Holiday Rail Fare Sale Announced

The Southern railway and Alabama Great Southern railroad will sell tickets from all points on their lines at one and one third fare for round trips. Sales run December 28 24 25 30 31 1901 and January 1 1992 with final limit January 9 1902.

The Southern Railway Alabama Great Southern Railroad

Training the bowels and a five cent cigar

An advertisement claims bowels can be trained like muscles with Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C.C. Never sold in bulk and sold by druggists for 10 cents. It also touts a cigar called The Kennesaw as the best five cent option in the Annis ton Market.

Cascarets C.C Anniston

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