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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1907

Page

2

Oxford News Highlights Local Socials and Death

Oxford notes guests of Mrs. Reed and Miss Fleming, visits by Mr. Cunningham and others, and trips of Eben Hall and R. A. Hingson. The death of Howard W. Sexton in Anniston casts gloom. Capt. and Mrs. Barry visit Lincoln. Ice cream supper planned for Calhoun Rifle Company and nightly vaudeville show at Odd Fellows hall spark local events.

Oxford Will Cunningham Atlanta Oxford Friends Bighes Valley Miss James M. Stewart J. H. Moore Roseville M. BE. Reed North Main Street Moore Mary McCraw Calhoun Rifle Armory Company 1 Odd Fellows’ Hall Moorefield

Clay and Adams Kiss Joke From Ghent Peace Talks

In 1814 at Ghent peace negotiations Adams and Clay shared apartments with Gallatin Bayard and Russell. Clay teased Adams about his tearful eyes after a pretty room girl refused a kiss. The anecdote highlights their contrasting temperaments and courtly manners during the talks.

Jon Quincy Adams Henry Clay Ghent Albert Gallatin James A. Bayard Jonathan Russell Great Britain Mr. Clay Mr. Adams Peace Commissioners

Malaria Remedy Promoted By Doctor and Patient Testimony

A sickly man visits a physician seeking relief from malaria and is given a mixed tonic with advice to shake and follow directions. The doctor notes warm days and damp nights breed malaria and warns it invites serious diseases. He endorses Prickly Ash Bitters as a bowel and liver regulator and system tonic to fortify health during the sickly season. An endorsement from W H McWilliams of Pickering La praises its broad use at home. Sold by druggists at $1.00 with listed agents handling distribution.

W. H. MceWilliams Pickering, la

Sleeper Kids Find Free Seats at Theater

A dumpy woman arrives with two small boys and asks for the best seats for a quarter. The clerk allows entry, but during the show an usher returns a quarter saying a child woke up and requested the coin. Harper's Weekly recounts the incident with a puzzled ending.

Harper's Weekly

Widow in White Plays Cupid in Pasquale Studio

In a Parisian styled art scene, Le Breton dazzles over a widow in white, as Compton from Delaware disrupts his pursuit. A violet gift from Le Breton lands in her lap, prompting a duel of hearts and a tea invitation from Mrs. Germaine, ending with a vow to win through social tact.

Pasquale Pasquale Biel Jules Lereton Boulevard Des Anges le Breton Amiens Compton Delaware Pasquale’s Little Compton Mme Germaine—La Belle Germaine the Lombard Jules Seine Atelier Tient Parma Bayard Panama Vasquale Harvard Henry B. Germaine

Local Alabama man praises Chamberlain's Remedy

Mr C L Carter of Skirum Alabama credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life during a severe attack. He reports repeated relief after using a half bottle of the twenty five cent size and says he feels like a new man. The remedy is sold by J L Wikle.

Chamberlain C. L. Carter Skirum Ala J. L. Wikle

Beautiful flowered and striped wallpapers by Cohen and Kirgus

A Reno shop offers many floral papers for bedrooms with stripes and dignified plain colors suited for parlor hall or dining room. Cohen and Kirgus at 921 Noble Street can be reached by phone 550 for samples and orders.

Cohen & Kirgus Noble St

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oxford News A. J. Adair Oxford Department Hannie Warnock Rachel Warnock White Plains Trixie Humphries Edwardsville Bond Coal Creek Howard W. Sexton Anniston Thomas Hf. Barry Robert Burns Lincoln Luther Jenking Bueghorn Messrs Eben Hall R. A. Hingson Jamestown Baltimore Washington New York East Carrie Fleming Mobile Grace McClellan McKibbon Street Miss Fieming Willie Ward Thad M. Gwin & Co DeArmanville Pelham McKibbon Fabion McClellan Birmingham Mr. McKibbon Montevallo W. L. Jones Cave Springs Tom Leo Bagley Annie Borders W. Whiteside W. ©. Gray F.C. Moorefield T. M. Draper W. R. Norton W. W. Whiteside 1. B. Miller A. M. Humphries O. McCraw B. D. Williams Turner Kowa Bebill Mississippi Variety Richmond Clay Adams Anniston Electric & Gas Co Copyright OCHL Sutcliffe Scarbrough Drug Co Arbuckle Bros New York City First National Bank M. B. Wellborn W. W. Stringfellow H. A. Young A. J. Goodwin Incram State Normal School Jacksonville Asa Alabama W. Daugette
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