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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1901
Page
5
A vintage ad touts the soda fountain as the most complete with up to date drinks and the best ice cream including a unique Pineapple Snow. It highlights a leading soda water clerk and positions Huyler's Candy as a premier product line and a trusted prescription druggist in the scene.
The item catalog lists illness updates and recoveries on West Fourteenth Thirteenth N streets. social notices for Donanco Co clothing and coats. policing news featuring Col. Frank Bryan’s Philippines wood club. lost parrot and bird requests at 1800 Cooper Street. revival reports at Glen Addie Methodist Church with 15 additions and 45 conversions. a ball game between the Pickups and the Elliotts at Anniston College. a concert at Oxford Lake with Geo. Fiske. coal and wood needs with R O Watson. a 5 PM Anniston Improvement Society meeting at Sproull residence. George M. Taylor returns to work with John B Cook. and Alf Black’s death noted in Glen Addie and Sixteenth streets.
An unidentified individual who died after a two week illness will be buried tomorrow at 10 o clock in Oxford. The deceased had worked at barter shops in the city for ten years and recently by Carter Gibbons.
Rev T B Iaynie left this morning for Piedmont Springs. Frank Nelson Jr sent to Birmingham this morning. R P Thomason of Oxford is a business visitor to Birmingham. W G Ledbetter has gone to Birmingham. J Roland Turner left yesterday for a visit to his old home in Muscogee Georgia. W W Drewry has returned from New Orleans. M G Rayfield returned yesterday from Talladega. P A Howle returned yesterday from Birmingham. Mr and Mrs Lareus Burns returned from a visit to Birmingham and Goodwater. H Marshall has returned from Jacksonville. Emmet Jones leaves tonight for a trip to Buffalo.
An historic newspaper item promotes B B B Botanic Blood Balm with a free 10 000 treatment offer claiming cures for blood and skin ailments. It lists price 1 for druggists and invites readers to request free treatment and medical advice from Blood Balm Co Atlanta Ga. It also notes a Pan American Exposition promotion and reduced rate train tickets to Buffalo with travel agents in Birmingham and Chattanooga.
Small city notice advises travelers to place baggage orders 1 to 24 hours before arrival or departure. Requests orders be left at the Calhoun Hotel or by telephone at number 35 to avoid delays in handling and checking bags.
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