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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1907

Page

3

Favorite Prescription Advertised for Women's Ailments

The advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted treatment for female weakness including headaches backache and pelvic distress. It promises safe home use with a full ingredient list and invites sick women to consult Dr. Pierce by letter, noting privacy and no alcohol. Also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a laxative and bowel regulator.

Dr. Pierce Pierce R. Pierce Buffalo N. Y

Evangelist W C Swope to Lead 15 Day Meeting in Anniston Grove

Free public union meeting led by Missouri evangelist Rev W C Swope to begin August 4 at 3 PM in the grove in front of the First Congregational Methodist church Anniston Parkwin avenue with seating for 2500. W L Burks to supervise singing. Letter from H P Crowe of Sikeston endorses Swope's preaching and calls him fearless in denouncing sin.

W. C. Swope Missouri Grove First Congregational Methodist Church West Anniston Parkwin Avenue Swope W. L. Burks Sikeston, Mo Rev. Swope Sikeston D. M. Boozer Anniston Ala Bro. Swope Eitheen M. E. Church South Bro W. ©. Swope Mississippi H. P. Crowe

Raising Silkworms in the Home Brick Farm Era

A New York Press reprint outlines silkworm farming steps from egg to cocoon. It notes egg sourcing from Covent Garden, daily leaf care with a camel hair brush, staged feeding and molts, cocoon structure in three silk layers, moth development, and silk yield of 600 to 1000 feet per cocoon. It contrasts local climate challenges with the passion and practicalities of sericulture.

England Europe Covent Garden New York Press

Theatrical Rumors and Names in Play World

Rumors claim KE Sothern and Julian Marlowe may avoid Jolutty next season to lead their own companies. Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch keeps London smiling while Pooch remains popular. Ernest Shipman urges Shaw to rename Widowers Houses Tainted Money. Edna May's marriage prompts Ella Snyder to stand in. Margaret Hlington and Edith Ostlere with Herbert Percy set for New York season. Plus Fleetric Bitters praised for back and kidney relief in Tennessee.

KE. HM. Sothern Julian Marlowe Jolutty New York Edna May Ella Snyder London Miss Snyder Miss May Margaret Hlington Dr. Wake Edith Ostlere Herbert Percy

Townsfolk discuss news delays from steamship arrivals

Tourist and Boatman debate how boats bring scant updates when storms delay ships. The Boatman says weekly service fails in bad weather, leaving locals unaware of London happenings. The Tourist notes London is no better for local information.

Doctor Makes No Discount In Life Saving Care

A patient thanks a physician for saving his wife’s life and asks the bill. The doctor says he charges full price, noting he usually offers large discounts only in certain cases, and remarks the patient seems glad. The exchange reflects a sharp fitness for the Chicago Record-Herald style.

Chicago Record-Herald

Modiste Quips on Self Made Men and Daughters

A witty remark contrasts self made men with their daughters tastes about self made dresses. The observant youth notes the irony while a friend probes the idea. The exchange appears in a Philadelphia press item highlighting social humor.

Philadelphia Presa

Conversation on Henpecked Husband Bravery

Dialog shows Mrs Henry teasing Mr Henry about his reputation and nerve. The exchange frames a domestic dynamic with sharp humor and light confrontation between the spouses.

Mrs. Henry Mr. Henry

Decline of Trade Secrets and a Lion Wagging Tale

A column argues that trade secrets are outdated and innovation should be shared. It cites a Kansas origin and recounts a lawyer George Peck anecdote with Senator Kittredge, ending with a cautionary lion taming tale about risk when power seems secure.

George RK. Peck Kansas Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company South Dakota Alfred Beard Kittredge United States Peck Mr. Kittredge Perk

Inventors seek alloy matching steel to carbon

The Engineering Record suggests finding an alloy that would relate to aluminium as steel relates to carbon or bronze to tin. Such a material would become a major structural breakthrough for light machinery and mechanical work.

Safest Way to Keep Money: Open a Bank Account

Advice from bank leaders on securing business funds urging open accounts and daily deposits. Encourages talking with bank officers if no account or contemplating one. Signatories include M. B. Wellborn president and other executives.

Denys

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