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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1901
Page
2
An old advertisement promotes Johnston's Sarsaparilla as a cure for salt rheum and skin humor. It asserts warnings of serious diseases if misused living persists, touts quart bottles for one dollar, and includes a testimonial from Abbie J. Rande of Marshall Michigan praising the remedy after five years of failure with doctors.
Mr L Seaman a bookkeeper for Donahoo Co and Miss Nannie Watson of DeArmanville wed at Glen Addie Methodist parsonage in a quiet ceremony. The couple will reside with Mr and Mrs A G Donahoo at the corner Fifteenth street and QoNiotard avenue after a brief visit to DeArmanville.
Mr J F Jay returned from Benton Lowndes county after his father Mr J W Jay died Thursday at his daughter's home Mrs J W Juncan following a brief pneumonia illness He was seventy two years old and had visited Anniston previously.
The Queen and Crescent System in the Meridian area inaugurated a fast schedule on October 28 connecting Meridian to Shreveport with lines to Texas. In tandem with Southern Railway fast train No 37 this creates the quickest route to Texas, reducing travel time from 7 to 12 hours. Ticket agents offer details on this new service.
An old practitioner recalls a trip with Western physicians to the American Medical Association meeting in Philadelphia. A mineral water firm’s agent moved through the car, bowing and wishing good night, promising to meet the gentlemen in the morning, creating an unintended illustrated ad moment.
A clergyman teaching Sunday school asked for the meaning of epistle. A young pupil eagerly declared with confidence that an epistle is the wife of an apostle, prompting amusement and a reminder of childhood misunderstandings.
The two of Thomas Jefersons sons served as congressmen from Virginia while he was president. One was Thomas, the other Mann Randolph, and the third John W. Eppes.
A New York dispatch reports Lieutenant Richmond Pearson Hobson of the U S Navy injured in the eye by a cork from a ginger ale bottle while dining at the Waldorf Astoria. The cork allegedly traveled from a ginger ale bottle. a war of 1812 souvenir daughter secured the cork.
Ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Sage salve as a universal remedy for cuts burns boils sores felons and skin eruptions. Claims it surpasses all lotions and guarantees cure at Elam's Drug Store for 25 cents.
Condensed timetable for Southern Railway lists trains No. 22 No. 27 with stops from Birmingham to New York via Atlanta Danville Lynchburg and Washington. It notes Pullman sleeping cars Birmingham to New York and Chicago routes, dining car service, and library observation car details. Stations include Chattanooga Cincinnati Louisville Atlanta Charlotte Danville Lynchburg Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York and other intermediate stops.
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