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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1901

Page

2

New Postmasters Named Across Alabama

A Washington special reports fourth class postmaster appointments in Alabama. Names and towns span Cherokee, Etowah, Morgan, Choctaw, Clay, Jefferson, Coosa, Dekalb, Sumter, Perry, Talladega, Murengo, Shelby counties with multiple counties represented.

Washington Alabama W. J. FF. Mitchell Bristol Cherokee County J. O. Humphreys Crudup Etowah County Ci Patton Danville Mor

Purge Opinion Debunked by Dr King’s New Life Pills

An old belief that drastic purgatives are needed is challenged by Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised as harmless and effective for constipation and sick headache. The product is sold by Elam Drug Co.

Dr. King Elam Drug Co

Schencks Springs Local Notes and Moves

At Schenck Springs January 24 Rev O Neill preached at Union Church. John Clark plans a Texas move next fall. John Lawrence a negro man was jailed in Anniston for breaking into L B Clark store. A bill to found a Confederate Veterans Home is discussed with location near Schenck Springs. Local views on constitutional convention show silence.

Schenck Springs O’ Neill Union Church John Clark Texas John Lawrence Anniston L. B. Clark

Theater Review Praises Farce What Happened to Jones

George H. Broadhurst calls his work a farce not a comedy and it provokes extreme mirth without coarse lines. The piece will be performed by very clever actors and should delight audiences.

George H. Broadhurst Jones

Peters Company Delights Noble Street Theaters Audience

A large audience enjoyed Finnigan's Luck performed by Phil and Nettie Peters and the Peters Comedy company at Noble Street theater last night. The show featured Mooney and Run and a playful misunderstanding with standout high class specialties. Tonight the company presents My Boys with newer specialties.

Finnigan Phil Nettie Peters Peters Comedy Company Noble Street Mooney Peters Company

Local Cures Bring Sudden Fortunes in Saginaw

Editor Chris Reitter of the Saginaw Post and Zeitung credits Dr King’s New Discovery for La Grippe with curing his family after doctors failed. He used three bottles, praising its power against coughs and lung troubles. Trial bottles offered free by Elam Drug Co, with full sizes at 50 cents and one dollar.

Chris Reitter Saginaw Mich Post and Zeitung Dr. King Elam Drug Co

Program of Teacher Institute in Jacksonville Dates TBA

A teacher institute will be held in Jacksonville on January 25 and 26 with a detailed program. Sessions cover reading and spelling advanced pupils, arithmetic decimals, U S Civil War history, geography, algebra, grammar, ethics, and physiology, plus recitation and music. Teachers are to be entertained free of charge. meetings in the old courthouse building.

D. C. Robinett Eleanor Bailey Samuel CG. Pelham Elizabeth Privets U. S W. J. Beeson Albert Johnson Ramsey Oxford U. W. Daugette W. Daugette D. R. Murrey

Through sleeping car service Birmingham to Jacksonville

Southern railway inaugurates through sleeping car service Birmingham to Jacksonville via Atlanta leaving Birmingham 4 40 p m November 27 arriving Jacksonville 8 30 a m This is first class in every respect For more information contact your ticket agent or C E Jackson TP A Birmingham Ala

Birmingham Southern Railway Jacksonville Fla Atlanta C. E. Jackson Ala

Electric Bitters Prove Handy for Health Restorations

A 73 year old Peterson Iowa woman, Mrs Phebe Cherley, reports kidney trouble and a lame back cured by Electric Bitters. The advertisement claims relief for backache headache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizzy spells, improves appetite and digestion, and promotes health. Available for 50 cents at Elam Drug Co.

Phebe Cherley Peterson Elam Drug Co

Swift Representative Endorses Kermott’s Blackberry Remedy

A dealer from Parkersburg West Virginia reports a customer was laid up with cholera morbus and cured after one dose of Kermott’s Blackberry, describing it as the best remedy on the market for summer complaints and urging others to try it.

E. Swift Toe Wei M Murdoch Parkersburg Holera Morog Bettie Kenneth Kermott Alorbas

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