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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1903
Page
3
The News of Oxford notes several residents traveling to Atlanta for a B Y P U. gathering and others visiting or staying in Oxford. Individuals from Jenifer Fishhead Chattanooga Bernice and Silver Run are mentioned, with a funeral in Talladega and local social visits recorded.
Terrible illness overwhelmed Mrs. M. L. Bobbitt of Orton Tennessee as doctors failed. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption brought immediate relief and complete cure after trials. Guaranteed hot sale at $1 per bottle with free samples at local drug stores.
An ad urges readers to order firewood from K. O. Watson to cook even in hot weather and notes contact via phone 72. The fragment references Boyer’s and new samples in a casual sales pitch.
Hot Springs Ark offers no match for P P P according to physicians and sufferers James Newton Aberdeen Ohio and W Y Timmons Waxahachie Texas report dramatic relief after weeks of Hot Springs and Mineral Wells treatment. P P P is advertised as the best blood purifier with widespread use and sale through drudgists and The Bell Weatherly Co. and J L.
The First Baptist church congregation voted unanimously to call Rev. John R. Barnard to the pastorate, despite opposition from Rev. W. R. Ivey. Barnard has not yet accepted and is considering the call while preaching at the tent on Fourteenth Street at Moore Avenue. Services are planned tonight and tomorrow night.
A Burlington Iowa locomotive fireman C W Bellamy recalls a near fatal moment and seeking relief he credits Electric Bitters with restoring his strength after illness. The ad promotes the tonic at 50 cents via West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co.
Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets to Knoxville Tennessee on specified June and July 1903 dates at one first class fare plus twenty five cents. Tickets valid fifteen days from sale with extension to September 30 1903 for a fifty cent fee. Details available from agents H F Latimer and J Lask in Birmingham. Bath tubs at Fipley’s shop praised as largest and cleanest in the city next to Love Drug Co.
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