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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1903
Page
3
Residents planning a stay away from the city can have The Evening Star mailed to them without extra cost. The price by mail is the same as by carrier, and readers can telephone 68 or write a post to The Star for regular delivery.
Old physicians condemn advertising and even sharing information with newspapers. The piece cites Dr. I. N. Love of St. Louis as a model of professional integrity, noting his celebrated standing since graduation and promising Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for digestion and bilious issues sold by J. L. Wikle.
The Telegram profiles Dr. Love as a physician who valued disseminating practical health knowledge to the laity over professional dignity. He engaged the press, wrote signed articles, and discussed contemporary medical topics, earning respect as a St. Louis medical society president and authority on many subjects. He believed human life and health mattered above all.
Miss Rhea Wise, one of the souths sweetest singers, closes her engagement tonight at the Oxford Lake Park theater. She has delighted many at the lake over the past weeks and leaves behind many friends while audiences enjoy the week’s good show.
An ad extols Newbro's Herpicide as a superior hair dressing that also kills dandruff germs linked to hair loss and baldness. It promises improved scalp feel and stylish hair after one or two applications, urging samples by mail from The Herpicide Co in Detroit with J. J. Wikle as special agent.
Heavy hauling, moving of hots, hold goods drayage of all kinds given prompt attention by R. O. Watson, phone 72.
Edwin Jordan a melancholia patient from Ryland Alabama died after a second suicide attempt at a sanitarium on Workhouse Road. He secretly drank carbolic acid as Dr John Rogers prepared to dress his wounds, dying within thirty minutes despite antidotes and a stomach pump.
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