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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1906
Page
4
After months of estrangement, narrator reconciling with Jipson discovers his rival’s new fertilizer has ruined the garden at The Willows. Jipson proclaims his science with a boastful claim of revolutionary artificial manure. The narrator wrestles with shock and anger as the party plans loom.
The Centreville Press notes Robert J Lowe of Birmingham announces his candidacy for associate railroad commissioner. A lawyer and former six year state executive committee chair, he is described as conservative yet decisive with broad Alabama support. He resides in Barbour County and plans to meet voters in the remaining campaign weeks.
An advertisement offers Smith's Sure Kidney Cure with a money back guarantee. The Scarborough Drug Co sells the bottle for 50 cents, promising benefit or cure or a refund.
Italy considers reviving papyrus cultivation to supply a government backed currency paper. A ministry led factory would produce papyrus sheets for bank notes, monopolizing papyrus paper to curb forgery and bolster public finances. The plant survives only in Sicily near Syracuse along the Anapo.
J. T. Hodge of 923 Noble Street advertises high grade furniture New Home sewing machines and stoves with low prices. The store claims the largest stock and greatest variety and offers the lowest prices in Anniston at Noble and Twelfth streets.
Round trip tickets and reserve tickets to the lake theater are sold at the office of Anniston Electric & Gas Co. at Tenth and Noble streets from 7 to 8 30.
M. T. Houser proprietor lists pricing for ladies and gentlemen garments including skirts waists lace curtains and gloves plus cleaning and pressing services. Membership is $1 monthly and the shop notes not responsible for items left in garments at 1014 W Eleventh St with phone 435.
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