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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
2
A promotional health warning urges women to study marriage happiness and build strength through tonics. It claims feminine organ disorders threaten happiness and life, listing symptoms like fatigue, pale facial features, backache, headaches, and nervousness, and promotes immediate toning remedies.
Dr and Mrs Staples traveled from Heflin to visit ill Mr John D Staples whose condition remains largely unchanged. Mrs Solon Hingson and children depart for Demopolis for a several weeks visit. Miss Erinn Yoo leaves for Ashland to spend a few days with friends. Miss Yow a popular Oxford youngster visits Jamestown. Miss Willie Walker returns from a ten day Jamestown trip and big show. Mrs Haynes Pattie and Dawson return from Lineville visit. Sam Wright of Jacksonville transacts business with locals. The gutter near the bank corner and Oxford Drag Company is cleaned to prevent water pooling after rain. Morgan sustains a bruise to the left side after a farm return mishap.
A wagon mishap alarmed residents as a gentleman was thrown but escaped injury. Dr Coghan of Black Mountain, N C, mourns a brother’s serious illness. Street work resumes between Capt. Harrigan and Mrs Hodson homes. Nelson Bhow left for Birmingham after a few days here. Amos Howle returns to Oxford Fries from Auburn with a strong season. Adelhold’s dog killed by southbound train. owner in deep sorrow. Self culture club hosted by Mrs. James W Cunningham with England topic clips. Next meeting and officer election planned for June 13 at Mrs. Joseph E Aderhold’s, with a tea nearby.
Local shoppers are invited to see embroideries hailed as exceptional values at Thad M Gwin & Company. Social notes mention Mrs Herron en route from Birmingham visiting with Prof Lane and family, and Miss Lula Overton staying with Miss Jessie Eason. Rev Meyers outlines sermon topic tonight at the Christian church: For what are you waiting.
Advertises Dean's Ointment as a cure for hives eczema itch and salt rheum. Claims it relieves severe itching and distress and notes it is sold by all druggists.
Te Pat Mui, a Hong Kong Chinese woman, received a medal for signal bravery during the great typhoon. She stayed near the water front, pulled people from wreckage, and directed them to refuge while others fled. She is the colony’s first Chinese woman decorated by foreigners for heroism.
The Atlinta Constitution reports Colonel Alf red Lee Tyler founder of Anniston Alabama and noted south fabricator died at the Waldorf in New York on Sunday night after Brights disease He was 73 The tyler family ties include relatives in Washington and connections to Mrs Theodore Roosevelt He leaves a widow and two daughters Mrs Kelly and Miss Emily Tyler
Special to the Star reports the Indiana branch of the National Association of Stationary Engineers holds its fourth annual convention in Terre Haute. Mayor James Lyons welcomes visitors as F. P. Ohmer replies. speakers include Prof. Thomas Gray and Daniel Cubberley. The meeting ends tomorrow with officer elections.
A patent treatise notes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy swiftly eases stomach pains colic and diarrhoea. Sold locally by J L Wikle.
An advertising notice urges readers to self diagnose and treat minor ailments. It highlights Chamberlain remedies including Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Cough Remedy Pain Balm Stomach and Liver Tablets and Salve as suitable affordable family medicines. The pitch states prompt treatment prevents complications and lists a price of 1.25 for a bottle of each product sold by J L Wikle.
An Anniston hardware firm blasts rivals and touts wide inventory from Columbus buggies to City Hardware Special carriages. It boasts high sales, large wagon brands, and assures quality with guarantees and rewards for defective parts while urging readers to choose their paint and services.
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