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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1909

Page

4

Remains of Gus Grogan Buried at Coldwater

The body of Gus Grogan who died Saturday afternoon at Coldwater was buried there after a week of illness. He was a brother of L. T. Grogan of Oxford and leaves a wife, two children, and several brothers. Also noted was the death of Miss Mary Armentrout in Richmond, with burial expected today at 2 p.m., and a missionary institute event planned for February 15–16 in the Talladega district attended by about 30 ministers.

Onpord Gus Grogan Coldwater Mary Armentrout Richmond Charles Arientrout Oxford Armentrout Anniston Missionary Institute of Talladega District

Franks Vegetable Compound Ad Seekers Trial Claim

Not One Single Bottle Has Been Returned. The notice urges a trial of Franks Vegetable Compound for stomach liver blood and spleenic issues. It claims cures for indigestion constipation debility malaria chills fever female weaknesses and loss of appetite urging a 3 day trial.

Community News and Local Appointments in Oxford Area

Mrs D H Hub bard companions have moved to Birmingham to reside. Mr and Mrs Sam Smith of Hicks are visiting. Miss Rosa Wilson returned from Munford. Beloit Bank president John W Bartles visits Beloit with C N Anderson. J T Grogan back from Cold Water. Just received a car of fine young Tennessee mules by Harnes Hinson and Cox in Oxford Alabama.

Tennessee Calhoun County Harnes, Hingson & Cox Oxford Ala

Fragmented Puck spoof on travel and history notations

The snippet mocks travel and history discourse with jumbled geography and satire. It hints at seasickness and abroad as a stage of history, mentioning Jerusalem and Jericho with a comic misdirection. The tone resembles a magazine satire voice, not a coherent report.

America

Frank's Nerve and Brain Tonic claims miraculous vitality renewal

Frank's Nerve and Brain Tonic is marketed as a universal remedy for nerve, brain, and spine ailments. It promises to restore vigor and vitality for both sexes, claiming to rejuvenate the nervous system without minerals or poisonous vegetables and to awaken "young" strength in those who feel exhausted.

Frank's Specific Promise for Health in Anniston

The advert pledges to place indispensable remedies in every home in Anniston and the surrounding community. It claims widespread use will prevent sickness and make the Frank's name synonymous with good health.

Anniston Frank

Franz Hals Museum in Holland Preserves Master’s Shadow

The article praises the Franz Hals Museum in Haarlem, noting it as a sanctuary for Hals memory. It lauds his bold brushwork, life-like figures, and the late works hung beside his masterpieces, highlighting Haarlem and Hals as enduringly linked. The piece remarks on Dutch painters’ varied styles and the masterful sense of values and atmosphere in their canvases.

Franz Hals Holland Tlaarle Franz Hale Haarlem Tals Fei Mass Republican

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad from 1886 Toledo Firm

Prank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co based in Toledo that the firm will pay $100 for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notary public A W Gleason attests the oath dated December 6 1886. The advertisement claims the remedy is taken internally and reaches the blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists with a testimonial offer and a related pill for constipation.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Prank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Hall Frank J. Cheney A. D A. W. Gleason PF. J. Cheney & CO

Tips for finding great buys in want ads

A concise guide notes want ads offer guidance on purchasing a wide range of goods. It highlights how shoppers can spot bargains, compare prices, and locate sellers quickly. It emphasizes practical steps for evaluating offers and avoiding scams.

Cahaba or Empire coal phone 49 Model Iee Co jal3-tt

A terse classified item notes Cahaba or Empire coal inquiry with contact phone 49 and model reference Iee Co jal3-tt, indicating a technical or sales lead. The readable fragment emphasizes a product and a point of contact without a full narrative.

Cahaba Or Empire Coal Model Iee Co

Quacking Pots and Aztec Banquet Dreams

A potter admires whimsical Aztec pots that imitate animals with sounds. He imagines an Aztec banquet where pots pour wine and quack or bark with each drink. The narration shifts to notes from Chicago Tribune about light, vacuum, and bioluminescence in fireflies and glowworms.

New York Press Cilcago Tribune

Needlework notes on buttonholes and embroidery trends

The article outlines new methods for large coat and skirt buttonholes slanted to prevent slipping. It also describes hiding stitches when inserting hems, reviving hand embroidery, taupe and pew gray fabrics, decorative trims, sealed hatpins in sealing wax colors, and colorful sealing wax beads for unique accessories.

London

H. Clay Davis Sells Old Life Insurance Item

A brief notice notes H. Clay Davis offering an old life insurance policy for sale. The ad fragment mentions the item and seller but lacks full terms or purchaser details.

Old Fine Life Insurance H. Clay Davis Jalat

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Shellard New York Barbara Reid News of Oxford Conducted By Miss Flourwa Pinson E. AcWoalker’s E. A. Walker & Co Thad Gwin Clark Snow Flint Allen W. J. Edmeondson D. H. Hubbard Smith House Gray Street Tom Prater Pied Mont Ish Trixie Humphries Atlanta Ethel Robinaén Heflin Robineen W. F. McCain Ragland Mr. and Mra W. L. Rhodes of Jenisey Paul Eichelberger Roanoke Mrs G. W. Biehelberger Snow Stewart Tarladega Mary Sirts Silver Ran Wilay Birmingham Sam Smith of Hicks Rosa Wilson Munford John W. Bartles The Beloit Bank Beloit, Kan C. N. Anderson J. T. Grogan Jerusalem Jericho Ethel Roosevelt Belle of H. M. Frank & Son Noble Street Gate Pala
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