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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1907
Page
3
A fragment shows a department store exchange about wages between a saleslady and managers. A life insurance solicitor mentions a $10,000 benefit to a widow if the insured dies. The Stout Party extols learning public wants and profiting from it.
A period advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as instantly curing dyspepsia and eradicating disease traces. It claims availability in dollar sizes, offers refunds, and promotes a free sample and a booklet for first-time buyers.
Por sale by Scarbrough Drug Co., Elam, Ordway and Houser, wholesale distributors. The notice outlines a distribution channel and suggests wholesale availability of pharmaceutical goods through a regional supplier network.
In tropical shallow waters rock and wood boring shellfish stand as major natural destroyers. Sailors once faced hull damage even in harbor as these mollusks, though delicate in appearance, bored through teak, oak, hardened clay, chalk, rock and concrete breakwaters.
Readers acclaim Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for rapid relief from croup and colds. The article cites Mr EB Humphreys of Alice Cape Colony endorsing its efficacy and safety for children, noting pleasant taste and lack of harmful ingredients. Sold by J. L. Wikle.
A dialogue snippet shows a teacher advising a student on stage presence while a boss comment triggers gossip about a dull personality. The Fork references a carving knife with a witty exchange as The Spoon reacts.
The list notes events from 1806 Vienna evacuation by France to 1900 Chicago drainage canal opening and a 1905 railroad collision near Ripon New Mexico with five deaths. Key figures include 1813 William Jones named secretary of the navy and 1842 Francois Copper born.
A Boston Transcript writer recalls foreign misuses of English and a quake tale. Humorous lines include a Hungarian journalist noting the coffee room stay, a French dressmaker's grand and swell ad, and a Parisian tutor preferring too many strings to her art.
A London Answers item describes an Irish traveler named Pat on a train with a minister. Two stout ladies enter and sit beside him, squeezing him in. The minister asks if he is comfortable, and Pat quips that he has little room to grumble.
Amos F. King of Port Bryan N Y says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a leg sore he has suffered with for over 80 years. He declares he is now eighty five. The salve is guaranteed to cure all sores by Elam Ordway and Mouser and Scarbrough Drug Co druggists, 25 cents.
A warning urges eligible voters to settle poll taxes promptly this month to maintain voting rights and avoid losing the franchise. The call emphasizes timely payment as essential to participate in upcoming elections.
The Usual Wary reports a rift between the Bilkins and Pilkins families after young Bilkins becomes engaged to a Pilkins daughter. Each clan blames the other for troubles affecting the couple.
A lady hosting Leigh Hunt at dinner urged him not to venture on an orange. He replied with a quip that he would enjoy it but feared he might tumble off. The exchange captures wit in a genteel dining scene.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for chronic catarrhal and digestive ailments. It cites authorities from Jefferson, Pennsylvania, Bennett, Cincinnati, and Hahnemann schools, claiming safety, glycerine extraction, and no alcohol. It offers a free booklet with medical endorsements.
In Oswego County New York a one year and a half old girl with severe eczema and eye ulcers improved after spending on a Cuticura regimen. Initial doctors failed. after trying various physicians the family used Cuticura products and saw all sores disappear in a week, though eyesight could not be restored. The letter cites cost and timing, endorsing Cuticura as a remedy for blood and skin disorders in infants and children.
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