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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1901
Page
7
A Times-Democrat excerpt recounts a poet famed across the nation who trembles at dark stairs and wide spaces. A physician labels it a rare fear of space, linking it to a belief of being swallowed by an endless chasm.
A letter cites The American Mother arguing against weekly exceptional plays for children. A friend’s daughter, educated through theater, shows little interest in practical human service. The governess laments that distress moves her little, treating real suffering as entertainment. The writer urges children meet real life over stage fantasy.
From Michigan a man visiting a newspaper office to place an advertisement for a boy experiences a surprising accident when, half an hour later, a boy falls from the gallery into his lap.
Locke Mountain & Go announces weekly property lists amid strong demand in West Anniston between the railroad and Brown Street. They add Realty staff A Dishman to show houses and collect rents, offer farms timber and mineral lands, and tout a 25 room leasehold hotel and several newly built homes for sale or rent.
A collection of letters from educators and individuals in Chicago and Oak Ridge Station praise Peruna. Prof Wm C Webster of Webster's Music School reports keeping Peruna in case of need and recommends it. N C May notes Mr L P Bailey improved after a month on Peruna. Charles Newman of Loomin Street Chicago credits a bottle with dramatic health gains for him and his wife. The letter writers urge others to seek the free Peruna book and emphasize July as a month tending to nervous weakness, urging fortification with Peruna.
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