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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
7
Miss Gussie Robertson sketches a cliff gorge while a pursuing highwayman, Bob El, is sheltered by her kindness. She aids him, risks her horse, and learns he is the famed robber. The sheriff arrives, but the man escapes. Caswell declares engagement, and romance ends as a local frontier tale.
A health advertisement extols Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription as safe and proven for women with uterine and pelvic symptoms. It emphasizes known composition, no alcohol or narcotics, oath tested formula, endorsements by medical writers, and long cure history. It invites free confidential letter consultations from Dr Pierce in Buffalo New York.
Wm. M. Dietz editor calls Dr King’s New Discovery the most popular remedy in Otsego county and best for family use. The ad claims it cures coughs and colds and helps lung and throat diseases. Available from Elam Ordway & Scarbrong Co at 91.00 with a trial free.
Born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Ezelly of Ward Five a fine boy Representative Arnold s bill approving 67000 for rural schools passes lower house and awaits senate action A commercial club committee to petition Southern railway to move Birmingham division HQ from Wilton Ala to this city W H Elam of Lam Ordway and Houser Drug Corp confined at home with mild illness Henry Weeden in city for Hercules foundry sale has other business prospects in Boston Supreme Court affirms Parker v LeGrande case from Anniston court Fire chief Court Allen seeks re election Four city fire companies plan Monday 7 30 pm meet to nominate department officers.
A New York Post style note outlines bedroom design ideas focusing on practicality and comfort. It highlights large closets, built in window boxes, and mirrored walls. It discusses wall finishes from painted delicate tints to plain drapery materials and the care of wooden floors and dust control.
An old expression likens regularity to the sun's routine and promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a guaranteed remedy. Elam Ordway Houser Scarborough Drug Co. druggists offer the pill for 25 cents with a nationwide tone typical of trademark guarantee boosts.
Mr Wy B McBee of the Sea board said in the city yesterday that R E B Harwood bidding on the Beaboard extension represents W A Oliver, who is expected to build the Panama Canal.
The Southern Bell is erecting poles in the alleys between Noble and Gur nee in preparation to remove the telephone poles from the chief business thoroughfare. For coal or drugs call 72, R. O. Watson.
Old Uncle Jim Gilbert, a famed river logger in Maine, visits a Augusta tavern after log drives. He eats prodigiously through three meal servings while staff urge quicker service with coffee. He insists he never drinks if he is halfway through a meal.
The impecuulous girl recounts a rain drenched scene where neighbors seized her umbrella, carried it across a room, hid it in a closet, then pretended gratitude upon discovering the long lost umbrella. The tale, attributed to New York Press, captures a humorous misfortune born of tough luck and misinterpretation.
A brief notice cites compliance with the National Pure Food and Drugs Act guaranteeing product safety and labeling standards. It emphasizes enforcement to protect consumers and assures no misleading claims are used in packaging or advertising.
A humorous sketch from Youth's Companion portrays Pierre de Canpe delayed by the so called age of progress. Mrs Bradly pleads for a dinner finish by five, while Pierre quips about haste and progress, debating speed with his French manners and a playful kitchen scene.
In a Washington Star snippet a sincere young woman asks what books helped most. Mr. Camros recalls stories rich in love and fighting, noting his rise after starting in the book selling business.
Mrs Ora Buscard of Brubaker reports that two years ago her child suffered a pneumonia touch and an awful cough. After using Chamberlains Cough Remedy the coughing stopped and the girl grew stout and well. The remedy is for sale by J L Wikle.
The excerpt discusses popular hat styles for the season, noting fashion divisions between affordable and desired options. Spender and Mrs. Spender debate which looks will dominate, while a remark about fashion costs and access reflects social trends.
Anniston real estate firm W G Ledbetter & Co reports population growth and plans to double again in ten years. Advertises corner, business, and residential lots near the post office, including a 7 room Tyler hill property with gas water and electric, a 9 block distant 5 room cottage, and multiple suburban farms from 20 to 40 acres with fruit, barn, and outbuildings. Also offers farm land sales from 20 to 1,000 acres through Galhoun county agents, with contact at Kline Park Riding, 11th.
The partnership Cohen & Kirens is dissolved by mutual consent. C. W. Cohen assumes all liabilities and will collect and receipt for all accounts or notes payable to the firm. Cohen continues to conduct the business. H. J. Kircus remains employed. February 4, 1907.
Southern Railway announces round trip winter tourist tickets to Georgia, Florida and Cuba at special low rates from October 15 to April 80 with return valid until May 31 1907. Through sleeping car from Anniston to Jackoom ville Via leaving 6:25 p.m. Details and reservations through M H Bone and M Coxwell, Birmingham Alabama.
For all points north east south and west Through Pullman cars to New York dining car service unexcelled Rates schedule and all information to any point will be cheerfully given by applying to M Coxwell C P A Birmingham Ala.
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