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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1909
Page
5
Don’t let the baby suffer from eczema sores or itching. Dean's Ointment gives instant relief and cures quickly. Safe for children. All druggists sell it. Also notice of hunting dogs, one white and one lemon and white setter. DR J A DUBOSE.
The Parisian unveils a concise collection of short coats suited for early spring. Clean lines and versatile silhouettes highlight wardrobe updates, with available options for casual and dressier looks.
Real ripe strawberries of this year’s growth were plucked today from the open garden of Mrs. Carlton Urquhart of Oxford and sent to the Star office. How is that for early.
Advertorial notice extols Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and croup praising its safety for infants. Claims it contains no opiates, urges caring mothers to keep a bottle handy and avoid substitutes. Mentions Elam, Ordway & Houser and W E Lloyd as sellers.
The film Pierette's Talisman, touted as one of the finest pictures, will be shown at the Theater on Tuesday and Wednesday, drawing local interest.
The edition notes cotton prices for strict and good middling as 95s and 9 4e with corrections. Local ads announce poultry netting delivery and lower prices, a Parisian line of silk petticoats, new shirt bands, a Rand’s Old Stand shipment of long cloth, and various novelties and fabrics. The Parisian and Rund’s Old Stand advertise garments and accessories while Anniston Steam Laundry offers services by phone.
Beginning January 1, 1909 Blake's Livery Stable will operate a cab and trunk wagon for 25 cents inside cab limits. The service will also run on Sundays and Sunday nights at the same price, with phone contact 44.
The quality of the goods and neat trimmings appeal to ladies with stylish underwear and combination suits. Prices are lower than ever in Anniston as Ullman Bros promotes the latest fashions.
Mode Ice Co jal3-tt provides coal services with contact for Cababa or Empire. Local listings show a phone reference 49 for inquiries and delivery options.
Shoppers are urged to visit the Ladies' Store to see new skirt styles arriving soon. Attention is drawn to act quickly for best selection and pricing.
An old classified style note markets Blake's carriages with claims of comfort and readiness around the clock. It mentions H. Clay Davis selling life insurance and references a Pullmane like car experience. A cryptic telephone contact appears as 44 de12-tt.
Axminster rugs in 9x12 art squares and rugs to match all squares shown in newest patterns just received at Ullman Bros.
Mrs J M Harkins was summoned by telegraph to Calhoun Georgia to the bedside of her father J M Neal who was stricken with paralysis. She left at 3 30 this afternoon over the Er r. The message suggests Mr Neal is in dangerous condition.
New Beltings debuts spring fashion with belts in white blue champagne navy brown and additional shades. The release highlights versatile accessories for outfits ranging from casual to formal.
Mr J P Klote of Edina Mo says he has used many medicines for stomach trouble but Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are more beneficial than any other remedy he has tried. For sale by Elam Ordway Houser.
The article explains fatty heart arises when excess fat invades muscular tissues weakening them and risking heart failure. It notes anemia and hysteria accompany obesity and that increased weight limits exercise, causing lassitude and aversion to exertion.
The early career of Victorien Sardou shows a struggle between medicine and the stage. He faced poverty and a failed first play, but his love for drama endured. An illness left him near death, and actress Mlle de Brecourt nursed him back to health, after which his fortune turned.
As Fox and J B Allen of Atlanta visited the city today Sam Powers of Rome is a guest of the Alabama today.
An advertisement claims Foley's Orino Laxative will regularize bowels and cure chronic constipation and sluggish liver without constant purgatives. Product touted as pleasant to take and endorsed by vendors W. E. Lloyd and Elam Ordway & Houser.
Promotes healing of fever sores chronic sores and chafed skin with Chamberlain's Salve praised as superior for chapped hands sore nipples burns and rheumatism Also noted for sprains bruises priced 25 cents and 50 cents for the large size Sold by Elam Ordway Houser and W F Lloyd.
A new shipment of trunks for ladies and gents arrives, including steamer trunks suitable for travel. The delivery expands inventory for shoppers seeking durable luggage options.
A columnist quotes a parent discussing a son undecided on a college course. The dialogue asks what to advise, suggesting the decision hinges on whether the student seeks stronger back muscles or better stamina. The Kansas City Independent framing emphasizes practical considerations in choosing a field of study.
A London Mail item notes a servant asking for a plumber after the mistress dropped her diamond ring down a hatch pipe. Mr Nuriche dismisses the loss and offers to buy another. A line about snow reaching Europe for forty days in 4%4 follows.
Capudine claimed to cure sick headaches including nervous and travelers headaches and pains from grip stomach troubles and female troubles. The advertisement urged trying the liquid remedy for immediate effects and noted it was sold by druggists.
A domestic spat erupts at breakfast with a matron scolding a "meek man" and remarking on her two former husbands. The man quips that they were tender, claiming she kept them in hot water, as he clears the porch ahead of a rolling pin.
Clergyman asks parishioners for funds to repair a church roof. Pat suggests humorously that if it rains next Sunday, the roof will be used as a shelter anyway.
A humorous exchange notes a doctor apologizing for forgetting surgical instruments while a plumber in the cellar has left his tools behind. The moment highlights a mix up of professional gear in a domestic setting.
An advertisement claims no case of cough or flu has progressed to pneumonia after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. It asserts the remedy cures obstinate deep seated coughs and colds and questions the need for alternatives.
In 19th century Montenegro strong patriotism drove risk and sacrifice. Memoirs recount stories of prisoners sent on missions with money for banks in Cattaro and a Russian intercessor in Cattaro. A guard's absence could lead prisoners to guard themselves, showing pervasive distrust and resilience in exile life.
Advertised remedy Chamberlain’s Ointment claims to cure muscular rheumatism and skin diseases with no internal treatment needed. Sold by Elam Ordway and Houser with directions to apply freely twice daily for rapid relief.
R O Watson advertises high grade coal with right prices and prompt delivery. Interested customers should call 72 for service.
Advertisement notes coal of all grades for sale by R. O. Watson with contact phone 72. The line repeats the sale offer and the vendor's name and phone.
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