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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1902
Page
5
Holiday goods add to a large selection at the state’s largest jewelry store. Diamonds watches and silverware abound as Christmas jewelry and optician services await customers opposite Ulimans.
December 31 dispatch from Kingston notes rain and a busy day with new store moves by L H Kaplan Sottbeam and Burdette and Rayfield, furniture and hardware promotions, daily errands, a piano moving service, and local church and fraternal notices amid coal sales and plumbing firm openings.
Readers are warned that many cough syrups beyond Foley's Honey and Tar can contain opiates and worsen constipation especially for children. Foley's Honey and Tar is noted as safe with fewer constipation concerns according to Miller Drug Co.
The Gibson Store highlights satisfaction as a reason to shop, inviting customers to visit downtown to see what is available and potentially become regular Gibson customers.
On Friday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. M. Reynolds Miss Margaret and Randolph Reynolds hosted many guests for a festive social. The decor featured holly misletoe and ferns as Lagomacy games provided amusement with Mat Ullman winning first prize a calendar and Miss Evelyn taking second prize a box of blocks.
The item describes festive gatherings hosted by Mina Annie Farley and other young society members. It notes a Christmas luncheon, a yule tide memory, and many well wishes for the gracious host and hostess. Other events include Mr Walker Reynolds hosting a younger set gathering and a Piff Puff party hosted by Mr and Mrs Samuel Crook. Capt A W Bell was in Atlanta and Mrs A K E Franklin joined her husband in Anniston.
W Lynch, a prominent Winchester citizen, writes that his son suffered membranous croup and found relief after one dose of Foley s Honey and Tar. He credits the remedy with saving the boy s life. Miller Drug Co. endorses no substitutes.
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