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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1909
Page
2
Advertising guidance urges daily real estate and store ads to locate tenants buyers and best stores. It promotes using want ads to discover buyers for items and jobs, asserting neglectful stores miss customers and that daily ad study reveals better options and opportunities.
The libel case brought by the government against the New York World sparks concern over a revived sedition mood. Senator Ray NER questions motives, but the piece argues that publishers must loudly warn against this new danger to American institutions.
The piece argues that power rests with the people and that the press serves as the swift check on official acts. It cites editorials from the World and the New York Evening Mail, warns against government censorship, and recalls sedition laws as ineffective tools.
A physician notes most illnesses arise from inactive bowels and a torpid liver. Harsh laxatives damage the intestinal tract, while Rexall Orderlies offer a safe, pleasant remedy that does not purge or cause adverse effects. The ad touts a money back guarantee and lists prices 25c for 36 tablets and 15c for 12 tablets from Bearbroug Drug Co.
A brief notice requests errands listed in a want ad format unless it is a display ad. The item suggests directing tasks to a classifieds section with clear assignment of the errand to a reader or advertiser.
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a safe remedy for indigestion sour stomach heartburn and related pains. It claims quick digestion after a candy like Trangule taken after meals and urges readers to check the formula on the package.
The list recalls events from 1785 chartering the University of Georgia to 1908 Supreme Court ruling on labor union discrimination. Notable items include Burr conspiracy to Congress in 1807, Audubon’s birth and death, Webster Hayne debate, and a 1903 railroad disaster near Greenland New Jersey.
A London Standard article describes Mexican schoolmasters praising diligent pupils by allowing them to smoke during lessons. After general class approval a full class smoke follows with the master smoking a large cigar. Scholars are not allowed to drink. the master keeps a liquor bottle on his desk sparking parental disputes.
A British lieutenant in the Seeward battalion signs an advertisement renouncing Quintus Tollemache-Tollemache Plantagenet Tollemache-Tollemache and will be known as Leo de Orellana Tollemache. The notice hints that want ads may carry terse messages today.
The tale follows Plenty Mijier selling a rare two volume work to Ollila Huntington a railroad magnate. Huntington doubts but the salesman delivers both volumes for 700 dollars. Huntington denies buying them yet the seller reminds him of his own words about the books being valuable for his library.
The piece promotes using an almanac grammar and dictionary as home reference aids. It recalls Rev Jack Russell a hunting rector cited by a bishop for sport and notes his continued pursuit of hounds until 1883, praised as a Devonshire sportsman and reforming preacher.
Hyomei offers five minute relief from catarrh with a full kit for one dollar. Elam Ordway & Houser guarantee cure or money back. The kit includes a hard rubber inhaler, a bottle of Hyomei, and a dropper. The antiseptic eucalyptus formula is inhaled to treat coughs colds asthma hay fever and croup without stomach dosing.
The New York Herald notes two fates for a woman in love: losing the man she loves and gaining him only to face disillusion. The aphorism contrasts resignation with the ache of fulfilled desire.
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