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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1903
Page
4
The Tuscumbia dispatch editor who is also town mayor notes the challenge of publishing news about the pope’s death before it occurs. He comments on balancing civic duties with newspaper duties during hot weather. June bank expansion shows 58 new banks totaling 4.615 million in capital.
Rev Allenburg and his family travel on Holding Street presenting gospel services without soliciting money. They claim strict gospel faith and rely on the Lord. The children are active participants and add interest to the street ministry.
Mr J Sawyer leaves for New York to buy fall and winter stock of shoes. He will be accompanied by his nephew Mr Steve Sawyer.
Letters from J T Ridgeway and James B Taylor praise Peruna for stomach catarrh and general health. The Great Southern Hotel in Gulfport announces opening details with Cyrus H Clarke as manager. A military draft notice solicits 21 to 35 year old men for U S Army recruitment at Aniston, Alabama.
The Commonwealth the largest battleship of the British navy was launched at Govan on the Clyde. It features ten inch guns protected by an extended barbette and carries four 12 inch guns four 9.2 inch guns and 24 smaller guns. Speed is 18.5 knots and crew 755. Displacement 16 350 tons and engines 18 000 horsepower.
A terse line from a schoolmaster hints at social costs behind charm. The remark implies economic tension and gendered expectations shaping everyday life in a community.
Burlington Iowa locomotive fireman C W Bellamy describes a near fatal decline from illness and fatigue until a bottle of Electric Bitters revived him. The ad promises renewed life and vigor for weak and run down people with guaranteed satisfaction at West End Drug and Miller Drug Co priced at 50 cents.
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