Daily Averages and Circulation Note for Anniston Star
The six month circulation statement for the Anniston Evening Star from July to December 1906 lists monthly averages: July .2280 August .2410 September .2321 October .2314 November .2827 December .2344 The manager E B McKee signs the declaration confirming accuracy The text also notes Anniston lacks multiple hospitals typical of larger towns.
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Evening Star
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Get
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Roaday
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LIAS
Sun
the Anniston
E. B. McK&e
Dr Braggs Roasts Alabama Jails and Roosevelt Third Term Views
Dr Shirley Braggy head of the Alabama convict board reports to the governor that Alabama jails are filthy and inhumane and nowhere should confinement occur. The piece notes a thorough jail investigation is needed and condemns rotten facilities. It also mentions Roosevelt third term supporters amid general unpopularity of third terms.
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Shirley Braggy
Alabama Convict Board
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Dr. Bragg
Alabama
Anniston Targets Manufacturing Edge Amid Treasury Debate
Anniston embraces a manufacturing push as Atlanta Birmingham Memphis and Nashville dispute a sub treasury location. Local leaders frame industry growth as a practical alternative attracting jobs and investment while the regional treasury dispute consumes accompanying attention.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Anniston
Memorable Day Meets New Life Pills Ad
A nostalgic note recalls meeting Dr. King’s New Life Pills praised as painless purifiers that cure headache and biliousness and keep bowels right. Available for 25 cents at Elam Ordway and Houser and Scarbrough Drug Co. stores.
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Dr. King
Elam
Ordway & Houser and
Scarbrough Drug Co
Signature of Justice Piper in Western Town Records
A document bears the signature of Peter Peace, Justice of the Peace, in a western town record. The handwriting notes that he sometimes imbibed freely but still attended to business. The attached certificate and signature identify his official role.
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Piper
Peter Peace
Big Bargains At The Famous Now
The Famous Saks store of Anniston offers 25 percent off all men boys and children heavy and medium weight clothing. With a larger stock than usual the sale aims to free space for spring goods and attract money conscious shoppers.
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Globe
Saks
Anniston
Better Than Spanking Bed Wetting Advice
A message from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana promotes a home treatment for bed wetting. She states spanking does not cure the problem and offers to send her method to any mother without charge. She urges mothers not to blame the child and notes many cases cannot help it.
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M. Summers
Notre Dame
Ind
Survival of an old Norwich custom yields free meals
A centuries old Norwich custom allows any person to claim a substantial meal on three days a year. The condition is to recite aloud in St Giles church a prayer for the sovereign's health before receiving broth beer and bread plus a small beer allowance.
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Norwich
England
St Giles
Personal News From Birmingham Visitors
Mr Arnold Rich of Birmingham visits Mr and Mrs Jos Saks on Christine Avenue. Caldwell Porter of Rome, formerly of this city and Jacksonville, passes through en route home from the State Mutual Life underwriters convention in Birmingham and is a Rome Daily Herald stockholder. Cut this out and take to J L Wikle's drug store for a free sample of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easier to take and more pleasant, correcting stomach liver and bowel disorders.
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Mr. Arnold Rich
Birmingham
Mrs. Jos. Saks
Christine Avenue
Caldwell Porter
Rome
Jacksonville
State Mutual Life Underwriters
Porter
Rome Daily Herald
J. L. Wikle
Chamberlain
Children Coats Offered At sale prices by Ullman Bros
Ullman Bros announces children's coats priced to clear stock with options including $1.75 items at $2.50, $2.50 items at $3.50, $3 at $5, $5 at $7.50, and $7 at $10.
Injustice to Honest Packers and Clean Franks
A letter extols Franco American factory cleanliness and potted beef over larger packers. It notes inspectors praised Franco American after criticism of Chicago plant. Advocates trust in purity and low price, urging readers to try the 10 cent size.
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Chicago
Sterne’s
Local vernacular exchange spotted in corner street chatter
Fragmentary dialogue shows Irish flavored humor about greetings and gestures. The overheard lines feature O Rourke and O Lafferty exchanging banter about landing a hand raise and a lift eye in a playful dialect.
No Opium in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Declared Safe
Advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as opium free and safe for all children. Claims a thirty year reputation for curing colds croup and whooping cough with a pleasant taste and trusted efficacy by J. L. Wikle.
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Chamberlain
Hg Chamberlain
J. L. Wikle
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