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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
2
A fragmentary item notes a Miller-Make outing suit promising comfort, shape, and style in heat. Other moments mention Thad M. Gwin Co in Oxford and a Birmingham guest visiting Stella Roberts, plus a garden party and a lost Sanford fountain pen.
An advertorial warning about constipation contrasts harsh drastic laxatives with Prickly Ash Bitters as a natural mild remedy. It claims the product empties bowels fully while toning them and promoting lasting health, urging consumers to demand the authentic bottle with the red emblem.
Washington Bonaparte hears from composers craving a prize for a new national hymn while veterans of the navy report hopefuls like Bloodgood H. Cutter and J Gordon Eugleman racing to craft verses. the Star-Spangled Banner remains the preferred standard.
Physicians now treat catarrh as a germ disease. Hyomei inhalers fill the air you breathe with germ killing medicines. The complete outfit costs one dollar with extra bottles at fifty cents. Searbrough Drug Co guarantees it costs nothing unless it cures.
A catalog of several book titles and authors including The Boss Outside the Law The Conquest of Cannan Theater Mummer Raffle David Harum Pole Baker The Wheel of Life and related pen names and publishers. The list presents a mix of authors such as Alfred Henry Lewis James Barnes Booth Tarkington E Philip Oppenheim Gustav Frenssen and Ellen Glengow with varied literary works.
An advice feature promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for girls approaching womanhood. It cites letters from youths and mothers praising the remedy, urging mothers to seek guidance for daughters and promising free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Immigrants arriving in Hawaii from 1852 to 1905 include Chinese 44 494 Japanese 111 137 Koreans 6 908 Port of Perto Rican 5 060 Portuguese 11 440 Germans 1 279 Norwegians 615 Italians 84 Austrians 372 Russians 110 Negroes 200 White Americans 100 South Sea Islanders 2 448 total 184 187.
Fragment reads like a note on Pope’s use of the gramophone for sacred music. Mentions the archbishop and a significant inquiry into modern media within church worship.
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