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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
6
Scottville Michigan woman shares how Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash kept her farming family thriving amid hard work. She praises the products for herself and praises her daughter for painful periods. She claims the remedies built health and happiness.
Newport R I June 2 Secretary Meyer presided at the opening of the Naval War College and delivered an address. Rear Admiral Stephen B Luce retired U S N known as the father of the war college attended as a speaker.
The message emphasizes that consistent effort by advertisers leads to success. Persistent targeting, repeated outreach, and sustained presence build recognition and drive results over time.
Reports note a St Paul convention for the International Boot and Shoe Workers union this month, a Minnesota death benefit rise to seven thousand five hundred, and a San Francisco waitresses union fining non badge wearers. Ohio moves to adopt initiative referendum recall at its January convention. John F. White travels to Kansas City over a powder dispute among miners. Plate engravers in Washington gain a 12 14 percent raise taking effect July. Wages in Eastern Canada align with Eastern U S levels, while New York Michigan Ohio average 22 50 monthly, and Canada 22 48 in New Brunswick Quebec Ontario. The National Women’s Trade Union League meets in Boston June 12 to organize women into AFL affiliated unions. Major railroads and US Steel maintain straight pension systems for loyalty and efficiency. Employer wage accounts show 10 percent idle January in New York state. British child labor affects 200 000 schoolchildren in full attendance and 80 000 90 000 half-timers with 300 000 full-time workers aged 14 to 18. New York labor reports eight-hour law broadly observed with 40 complaints last year, 25 of which violated penalties. France considers minors under eighteen and women selling merchandise outside stores. Ballard’s Snow Liniment advertised for skin conditions.
More than half of the 120 mile canal to connect Tampico with Tuxpam is finished by the Mexican government. Boats now run as far as Tambiahua, in a region with rich soil that has long lacked transportation facilities.
Widespread appeal for Orrine a scientific treatment to end drink cravings. Sold as No 1 powder or No 2 pills priced at one dollar per box. Sent to Orrine Company Washington D C or via J La Wikle 1010 Noble Street for booklet and availability.
The piece notes black as the main color for spring country home decorations with black curtains walls and wallpapers in contrast to light walls and colorful accents. Decorator advises light walls or papers when using black hangings and allows blue and rose carpets or white rugs to balance the scheme.
An old advertisement urges use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy with castor oil for quick relief in children. It notes the remedy is for sale by All Dealers and 20 Try Star Want Ads.
Judge McEwen hears remarks at a Chicago attorneys convention about jurors with whiskers. State and defense lawyers debate whether beard traditions influence impartiality and decision making in criminal cases, with quotes suggesting whiskered jurors may be seen as stern or biased.
A morning bowel routine is promoted as essential for daily work. The ad claims Herbine purifies strengthens and regulates bowels and is sold for 50 cents by J. L. Wikla.
In Paris a number of large department stores slashed prices on harem skirts after disappointing sales, advertising these popular skirts at half price to clear inventory and attract customers.
The piece muses on literary haunt and conscience as fear of getting caught. It argues that men deserve a fifty year income for midday naps and notes women’s dislike of cigar smoke from disliked men. It humorously critiques domestic expectations and courtship chores after marriage.
The note hints at creating a wartime advertisement task tied to a robust business plan and financial or institutional backing. It suggests assembling resources, credibility, and support to fund or promote a war related campaign or project.
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