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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1906
Page
6
A historic notice touts a simple remedy to prevent and cure a range of summer illnesses. It lists ailments from cramps and dysentery to cholera morbus, fever and malaria, urging readers to take the product to stay healthy.
An old advertisement touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic that kills disease germs and strengthens the body and organs. It claims absolute purity with no fuse oil and offers bottles at one dollar, with a medical booklet from Buffy Malt Whiskey Co. of Syracuse, N.Y.
Ethnologists describe Moro history from medieval Mohar medieval conquests and a new written code of laws. Dattos once kept genealogies as sole sources, later uncovered through ethnological surveys. Moros include diverse Malayan tribes using Arabic scripts complicating transliteration.
The article recalls Henrik Ibsen as a daily Cafe Luitpold patron in Munich. He attracted attention for his solemn autograph signing for Americans, guided by a waitress. He signed without pausing and drank beer or coffee after sampling liqueurs, boosting waitresses tips with tales of the famed visitor.
Summer bowel disorders in children require prompt care. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is recommended for rapid relief and control of loose bowels. Sold by Je L Wikle.
An article extols vigorous health as a cornerstone for a ideal wife and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health to a reader who suffered from inflammation backache and headaches. A letter from Mrs. Ainsley describes relief and gratitude after using the tonic and the ad invites other women to write for advice.
A Washington Star snippet reports a young girl trading gloom for routine as she explains she must practice on the plane two hours daily because her parents dislike the new neighbors. The brief reflects domestic tension and adolescent adjustment.
While returning from the Grand Army Encampment in Washington City a comrade from Elgin Iowa fell ill with cholera morbus and was in critical condition. J E Houghland of Eldon Iowa says he gave Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and believes it saved the man's life. Sold by J L Wikle.
An inventor explains a chess variant named to blend cricket excitement with indoor play. He says the game suits enthusiasts who crave cricket’s thrill but face rain or cold forcing them indoors. The Chicago Tribune records the concept.
A young lawyer with strong corporate ties reels from social pressure after passing magnate Steel on a Sunday stroll with his baby. The wife laments wheel carriage public image while a brother reports a contractor's compliment, noting the man’s rising status yet modest behavior.
Monday evening at Mrs Drayton Sproulls home on Leighton avenue featured a fairy like setting with Chinese lanterns ferns and electric lights. The event honored Miss Martha Sproull and Sproull Graves drawing a crowd of handsome young women and men from the area. Also notes of guests travelers and illness among local families are mentioned with several names and travels to New York and Nashville.
The article traces aluminum manufacture from the electrolyte process starting in the United States in 1888 and Switzerland in 1889, noting rapid output growth to 8 million tons annually and drastic price drops. Nine works use the method across the US France Great Britain Germany Switzerland and Austria, with growing demand from motor cars railway carriages and tramway rail welding applications.
Travelers urge Europe to act on elephant preservation in colonies. India enforces forest laws with hunting permits for dangerous elephants and revokes permits when killed. Siam keeps elephants as crown property with periodic royal inspections and selective breeding. Africa loses thousands yearly to ivory poaching. elephant roles differ by region.
Mrs. Mattie Jackson of Mortonsville Kentucky reports relief from a scalp humor after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. She used up to three applications per week and recommends the remedies to others with best wishes for their success.
An advertisement claims a 12 year chronic sore healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment, with testimonial from D M Robertson of Newton Mississippi dated September 29, 1905. It promotes complete external and internal treatments for skin and scalp ailments, specifying prices and a mail order option from Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston Mass.
A West Virginia gentleman leases Germania Springs near Jacksonville to grow water cress for Eastern markets. The spring yields abundant cress and other nearby springs support cultivation, marking first efforts to farm the crop in the area.
J O R Hopper of Woodford Tennessee recalls Mollie Holt who was near death from a lung infection. After a doctor’s warning and forty eight hours by her bedside she took King’s New Discovery and rapidly recovered becoming a healthy woman. Trial bottle free at West End Drug Co Ordway Houser.
M. T. Houser proprietor at 101%4 W Eleventh st advertises membership for 1 per month and lists prices for ladies and gentlemen cleaning and pressing services. Prices cover skirts waists lace curtains gloves and full suits with coat vest pants and overcoats. The shop notes no responsibility for articles left in garments.
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