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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1901
Page
5
News items from Anniston Alabama including city notices, business ads, transfers, and social notes. Mentions meeting of county commissioners, a Minturn style ice cream event, staff changes at Kilby works, and a death of Andrew Jackson Pins with funeral at Edgemont.
A reflection on dental hygiene stressing that brushing and water are not enough to prevent decay. It suggests a needed aid to destroy decay-causing germs and preserve teeth, noting the challenge of maintaining perfectly clean teeth.
Antiseptic preparation that kills germs and cleanses teeth, hardens gums, and freshens breath. Large bottle priced at 25 cents. Also offers tooth brushes, tooth picks, tooth soap, and tooth powder in assorted prices.
Pierre Lorillard died at 2 10 PM yesterday at the Fifth Avenue hotel after returning on the Deutschland from Europe. Attending were his daughters Mrs S B Toiler and Mrs William Kent their husbands, Pierre Lorillard Jr and wife, and Pierre Lorillard Sr. He had been ill since June 20 after an arcemic chill and refused to delay travel. Funeral set for 11 AM Wednesday at Grace Church with interment at Greenwood.
Mr Tom Matthews returns from Sewanee Tenn Mr Malone Ledbetter leaves for Birmingham Mr Frank Martin of Martin and Lapsley spends days at his old Jacksonville home Konis Roberts formerly of this city now Atlanta passes through en route to Talladega Springs Dr A J Battle travels to Gadsden for Aniston College for Young Ladies Mrs W T Williamson of Birmingham visits her father C L McMillian Oxford Miss Nannie Bayor returns home to Greensboro after visiting the Misses Seaman
McElreath Drug Co promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a relief for sufferers of asthma or consumption and claims one dose can provide significant relief even in severe cases. The ad urges a trial of the remedy.
Notice that city licenses for the last half of 1901 are now due and become delinquent July 15. After that date they incur extra costs. C. L. Quinn, Co. T. C.td.
An old newspaper ad promotes summer wear from Julius Levy on Noble Street with garments described as cool comfortable and perfect fitting suits made to order starting at 7 50. Also mentions hot weather remedies and cold cure products with various tonics and honey and tar cures.
Baggage handled to and from all parts of the city. To avoid a rush place orders one to twenty four hours in advance of arrival and departure of trains. Leave orders at Calhoun Hotel or telephone No. 35.
FOR RENT. On first of September one of the store buildings now occupied by Mr. O' Bryant on east side of Noble street between Eleventh and Twelfth Apply to.
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