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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1901
Page
3
The shop advertises Or Der Crop New Orleans Molasses and Yee's Maple Syrup as excellent sweeteners for cakes. It also offers buckwheat and pancake flours at liberal use friendly prices to encourage baking at home.
London based Tetleys Tea in original packages and full weight ships for sale by Cater Grocery Co and others to Anniston merchants. Listed buyers include Whetstone & Co L A Sterne Burnett & Bellingrath Crumpler & Adair J A Wallis W O Treadaway Shropshire Woodliff & Co J M Mims Harrison Grocery Co F E Adair H H Talley.
A shopper watches the fit narrowly and compares fabric with the asking price. The scene hints at a tailor’s influence and a wary consumer who may back away if the tailor displeases them.
A stylish new line of fall samples arrives featuring handsome patterns and up-to-date weaves. The fabrics are made into excellent fits and contribute to a large, gratifying trade as customers seek the latest fashion.
Social notes discuss mud masking as a cheap skin treatment likened to Roman facial masks and Turkish baths. The item notes widespread urban adoption, praise for clear skin, and mentions several local residents traveling or visiting within Georgia, Alabama, and nearby areas.
The Southern Railway offers round trip tickets from June 1 to Sept 30 with return by Oct 31 1901 at reduced prices to numerous summer resorts. Featured destinations include Asheville, Black Mountain, Brevard, Flat Rock, Hot Springs, Morehead City, Lithia Springs, Camelford Island, St Simons, Isle of Palms, Lookout Mountain, Tate Springs, Charlottesville, Old Point Comfort, Virginia Beach and Warrenton. For rates and schedules contact C E Jackson Birmingham A Bensdeter or A G P A Chattanooga Tenn.
A Paris purchase by subscription outfits ex-Queen Ranavalova in black silk and gold trimmings. Marie Louise, the queen’s great-niece, receives a doll from any surplus funds. Helen Keller at Radcliffe sparks belief she may be a major author in progress. Audubon’s birthplace Shannonville Andubon marks a name change. St Louis Catholic women aim to raise 20000 for Archbishop Kenrick bronze monument. Harvard Sargent prize goes to Norma Waterbury of Radcliffe for Horace bust translation. she is in her first year at Radcliffe.
An advertisement claims Botanic Blood Balm cures blood poison ulcers bone pains pimples mucous patches scrofula old rheumatism and even deadly cancers. It says the remedy drains poisons from blood and body builds up strength, costs one dollar per bottle, and offers free trial treatment and medical advice.
Local tailor Julius Levy invites customers to view a large line of fall samples including suits coats vests and pants. Visit soon and explore possible selections for the season.
A brief notice from Boyer the tailor describes the Model Laundry at 12th and Noble advertising washing with clear water and good soap without chemicals. The customer is urged to try the service for a permanent improvement in cleanliness.
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