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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1901
Page
2
The Pickups led from the start and won 14 to 5 over the Elliotts at Anniston College. Tom Matthews struck out 12 for the Pickups, Vick Clark fanned 11 for the Elliotts, and error-filled play contributed to the lopsided score.
The Evening Star announces a Monday advertising contest in which city merchants pose questions about their business. Prizes include 5.00 in gold for the first correct answer, 2.50 for the second, ten 1.00 prizes, and ten free monthly subscriptions. Rules appear in Monday's paper.
Public notice promotes B. B. B. Botanic Blood Balm as a universal cure for blood and skin ailments including ulcers eczema and boils. Ten thousand free treatments are offered via Blood Balm Co. Atlanta with free medical advice until cured. Druggists sell the product for $1 and claim it purifies blood and heals sores.
Keep comfortable during the hot weather with our line of Duck and Linen samples. Cool comfortable and perfect fitting suits made to order from 7.50 up. Julius Levy Noble Street.
J N Boyer Tailor announces a fine new line of fall samples with handsome patterns and up to date weaves. The shop promises excellent fits and a satisfactory service that is expanding a large pleasing trade.
A new transfer business announces its formation in Anniston focusing on hauling trunks and baggage for reasonable prices with prompt service. The firm lists Bill Clayborne, a Calhoun hotel porter, and Ben Jones as partners and invites inquiries by telephone.
An old advertisement touts a cure titled One Day Cold Cure claiming to heal head cold sore throat and fever with Kewett's Chocolates Laxative Quinine. The copy urges quick relief and suggests it’s gentle enough for children.
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