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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1901
Page
5
The ad proclaims the store as the most complete soda fountain and best up to date drinks and ice cream with the only Pineapple Snow and the nicest soda water clerk. It claims to be the leading prescription druggist and leaders in every line it handles.
Oxford defeats Heflin in a baseball game at Oxford Lake by 20 to 1. Heflin fans dispute playing the contest while Oxford supporters claim the victory and the score. The note appears in the Heflin New Era under the heading Didn’t Play Ball.
Mrs J W Harmon wife of a prominent Aniston police officer died suddenly at about 8 15 PM at her home near Twenty sixth and Wilmer streets. A hard day’s work followed by a malarial fever contributed to her death. She is survived by her husband and seven children the youngest four months old. The funeral will be held today at 4 PM in Edgemont cemetery.
King Stanley the famed palmist and mind reader has been secured by Manager Sexton for a week at Oxford Lake Park. He arrived last night to begin shows with cards and coins. Other lake performers, except Edgar Atchison Ely, will continue entertaining evening crowds.
John S. Reaves and his young son traveled to Lithia Springs Georgia. Payne Thompson went to Atlanta to see Dr Calhoun about his eyes. Judge D Blackwell visited Edwardsville today. W O Ward returned from Cook's Springs. Harry Markstein came back from Mobile. Dr W A McCarty left for Jackson to attend the Hitchings funeral. Alex Thomas of Cave Spring visits his uncle J A Summers. R W Russell left for Shelby Springs to photograph for Russell Bros studio. A G Donahoo heads to St Louis on stock buying. 8 L and Green Crook return from Tallapoosa. Howard W Sexton goes to Milwaukee for Elks grand lodge. Thus Collins of Cedartown is in the city. R G Baker returns to Ironaton. Hon S J Bowie to Montgomery. S W Crook of Knoxville in town. Mrs Doty and children go to White Sulphur Springs.
A short early 20th century ad describes keeping teeth clean to prevent decay. It lists products like toothbrushes, love 40ets, tooth picks, tooth soap, and tooth powder sold in bottles at 25¢ each. It argues brushes and water are inefficient and offers a range of dental helpers.
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