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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1914
Page
5
A white man identified as Williams was fined 10 dollars plus costs in the police court this morning on a charge of disorderly conduct. Bo W. Cooper, another white man, faced a 25 dollar fine and costs for assault with a gun in the recent incident near Addie.
The partnership of Keowen and McClure dissolves, forming Keown Allies with all dues payable to Keowen Allies. Also notes all pills owed Ray Keowen and McClure will be settled by Keowen and Altem. Mrs. Mary Thrasher dies suddenly at her home at 22, leaving sons Foragy Jesse and Lee and daughters Harriet Kyamt Eva Holes Fannie Pearce and Emma Thrasher. Funeral will be in Cleburne county.
The Oxford area reports a notable wedding between Miss Helen Whiteside and Mr. T. M. Shepperd amid family and church circles. plans show the couple at the Colonial Hotel in Bomoxville. Other items mention visitors, hospital updates, and social engagements across the community.
Thousands cheered by relief from constipation with Podson's Liver Tone as a safe, reliable substitute for calomel. Ad touts no-gripe formula, gentle action, and no disruption to regular routines, urging buyers to choose original Dods on's Liver Tone from Scarborough Drug Co and partners.
Fort Payne July 10. This morning Mrs DM Railey shot herself with a double barreled shotgun, dying by her own hand in her home area. She leaves a husband, several grown children, and no clear motive beyond despondency noted in early morning hours.
The notice claims a pharmacist will refund money if the proposed remedy fails to cure the eight year old case of itching and bleeding piles. It mentions first application provides base and keeps.
A doorstep style warning urges readers to protect eye health. It promotes Optona tablets dissolved in warm water used as a eye bath two to four times daily to ease inflammation and reduce strain. The piece promises quick relief and urges immediate use to prevent blindness.
Leo Gilbert, who escaped from the Seal hospital with Will Jones of Morgan county, was recaptured last night in Milwaukee. Gilbert faces a life sentence for the murder of Willie Gra tete in this city years ago, a case that stirred revolting public reaction and earlier saw a diminished verdict replacing capital punishment. Jones was also captured.
Burgess of the Third ward announced for mayor, aiming to bypass the Democratic primary with plans to run in the general election. Felix M. Houte announced as a Fourth ward council candidate, signaling a chaotic city political scramble and party strategy shifts.
A letter from Beatrice and Floise Nelms of Eloise near Atlanta claimed a sister was killed in New Orleans and warned of harming Martial Nelms now in San Francisco. Police across Atlanta New Orleans and San Francisco coordinate in hunt for the Nelms family members amid a widowed sheriff's kinship links.
In the county jail four defendants including Green Douthard and D. Kent face a preliminary hearing before Justice James F reen at 1 o clock tomorrow for their roles in the murder of Winston Kent at Choccoloces on the Fourth of July.
Community invitation for a July ice cream social at the corner of 13th and Noble streets. Event runs from 10 to 2 with all residents urged to attend.
Fragmentary notes discuss a medic remedy and hearings involving "Taroush ar hs Sree ens" and a claim about a medicine for lung affliction. References to affidavits and altered manuscripts suggest disputed cures and allegations of efficacious products. Names and dates are garbled, but the record notes a July timeframe and an alterative trial.
A 1914 testimonial by Mrs. Lena Lee describes an infant with ear and facial eruptions caused by rubbing. Remedies used included Cuticura Soap and Ointment with Castoria and various powders, yielding improvement after several applications.
A prominent physician advertises Pho Othine as an effective freckle remover. The remedy is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if it fails to improve complexion. The double strength version is emphasized and expected to show results after a few applications.
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