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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
11
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a permanent solution for constipation and related ailments. It offers a free sample by writing Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois and notes the remedy for liver trouble headaches and indigestion. It cites testimonials from J A Vernon and S E Snyder.
Miss Mattie Knox and Miss Annie Porterfield left for Livingston Alabama to attend the Normal School. The Girls Industrial Club met at the Call home Wednesday for an enjoyable afternoon with refreshments. Mrs C F Wilson and Mrs R C Gibson spent a day at Antioch. Miss Fannie Porterfield and her brother Charley visit relatives at Bay Minette. Mrs E V Harrell spent a pleasant day with Mrs W W Porterfield.
An old advertisement touts Bond's Pills as mild effective relief for headaches biliousness torpid liver and related ailments. It promises no sickness griping or constipation and urges purchase from W E Lloyd and all druggists for 25e with a bedtime single pill.
Thousands of working women across Washington state gain protection under a new eight hour day law. It limits any woman or girl in mercantile shops offices laundries hotels or restaurants to eight hours daily with fines from ten to one hundred dollars per violation. Laundrymen oppose the measure and plan a test case hoping to hire more workers to comply.
The passage explains how a feather has a central midrib with a side vane made of tiny connected beards. Each beard forms a fine, fuzzy edge along the vane, and a single feather can be separated to reveal its feather-like individuality and connection to the midrib and tip.
The annual Southern general conference of the Young Women's Christian Associations began in Asheville North Carolina today and will run ten days. Several hundred delegates attend from college city rural and industrial branches with a program of papers addresses and discussions on all phases of the association work.
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