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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1903
Page
8
An ad touts ten dozen Hack Towels at mill prices, offering 15 towels for sale and noting merchants pay 124 cents each. The promotion claims customers can buy at 124 cents per towel, emphasizing exceptional bargains.
Mr J H Wilson of Lincoln will wed Miss Linda Harrison of Talladega at the Talladega Methodist Church on August 12. Wilson is a son of Judge Wilson of this city and has many friends here. Miss Harrison is noted as one of Talladega's most popular young ladies.
Mrs. Alex Sutherland hosted the Young Ladies' Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church on Monday afternoon. Lieutenant Glover will not return to the states until September while en route to his Talladega home.
An advertisement touts Morley's Lemon Elixir as a perfect, pleasant laxative that gently cleanses the body including the bowels liver and kidneys. It emphasizes palatability and reliable action, sold by druggists for 50 cents a bottle. Also promoted are Morley’s Lemon Drops for coughs colds sore throat and bronchitis at 25 cents a bottle. One dose convinces.
Prompt attention to moving household goods and all kinds of drayage. Contact R O Watson at phone 72 for service.
A plant sale advertises grown palms and ferns at reduced prices. Quick growing vines for instant shade and various small plants for flower and foliage beds are offered. Visit at Nineteenth Street and Blue Mountain Avenue.
A historical note claims Boleys Hlowey and Tar cure solids and prever’s pneumonia with remedy use. The item presents a brief medical quack claim common to period advertisements.
Rev J P Stevenson filled his regular appointment at the Presbyterian church last Sunday. Miss Annie Morgan returned from south Alabama where she has been teaching. Prof Evans Barns is rapidly recovering. Prof Bartow Hubbard will open his school soon. The young people plan a picnic next Tuesday. Several attended quarterly meeting at Four Mile last week.
The Famous advertises a great clearing sale with underwear priced to attract buyers. It urges early shopping while the assortment lasts and promotes Dues seldorfer beer at Reid Bros Palace and Office saloons, priced at 10 cents a bottle or $1.00 a dozen.
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