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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1903
Page
8
The Invincibles beat Hill City 3 to 1 yesterday afternoon despite poor field conditions from heavy rain. MacFarland pitched for the Invincibles and Gibson for Hill City, with Doughlass catching and handling duties creating a popular showing. The teams meet again today.
Advert shows Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for wounds cuts burns and sores with claims it can kill pain and cure trouble. Promotes price 25 cents at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co. Druggists.
Four miles north of Knoxville at Whittle Springs, elevation about 1500 feet, famed for soft pure water with strong mineral properties. Owners advertise cures for stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles and general health gains. Catalogs available from Whittle Springs Co and Miller Drug Co Anniston. Also notes a local baseball event with Doughlass vs Patton and game details.
For a Limited Time Only, grown palms and large ferns offered at reduced prices. Quick growing vines for instant shade and various small plants for flower and foliage beds also available. Come and make your selection at 19th Street and Blue Mountain Avenue presented by F. J. ULBRICHT.
An East India Corn Paint is advertised as a universal remedy that removes corns without pain. It is claimed to cure warts bun ons and is presented as a wonderful corn cure.
Mrs. George H. Amey and son Charlie left yesterday to visit relatives in Brooklyn New York. Mrs. W H Williams returns to Birmingham after a pleasant visit to daughter Mrs George E Cater. Mrs Tulane Kidd visiting relatives in Gadsden. Miss Bettie Green of Gadsden visiting here. Annie Stread returns to Gadsden after a visit to Miss Minnie Hasson. The barrels of lime claim notes lay bricks per barrel. W P Craft Architect and builder Hattiesburg Mississippi.
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