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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1911

Page

7

Orrine Promises Sobriety for Drink Habit

Orrine is touted as the standard home remedy for the drink habit praised by many women for restoring sobriety and enabling family finances. It is sold by J. L. Wikle at 1010 Noble Street with a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen, available in two forms and priced at 1.00 per box. A free booklet is offered from Orrine Co Washington DC.

J. L. Wikle Noble Street Orrine Orrine CO Washington, D. C

Local Hauling Service Ad Promises Quick Dispatch

Anniston Alabama advertises W. A. Russell G. P. A. based in Louisville with telephone 72 offering Watson hauling. Multiple teams wagons drags and men available for prompt careful service in transportation work.

Watson

Asphalt Roads In Massachusetts

The Massachusetts highway commission plans to extend asphalt use for the upcoming season. Engineers found asphalt more reliable than tar and lasting longer, leading to repairs of worn macadam by filling ruts with asphalt mix, oil, and aggregates and coating surfaces with hot asphalt then sand or screenings.

Massachusetts Massachusetts Highway Commission

Wall Street Farmers Target Reciprocity in Senate Probe

Washington dispatch reveals that so called farmers are wall street operators whose real crops are dividends from lumber and paper trusts. Allen and Graham admitted they lobby for big tariff interests and can sway Washington to block or pass measures. Lumber paper and wool trusts funded the crusade while clients include Whisky Security and Standard Oil led by John D Rockefeller. The piece also notes evolving medical views that no drug is a universal cure and treatment must be tailored to stage and patient.

Washington Wall Street Senate Finance Commit Allen & Graham National Grange Allen American Lumber Manufacturers’ Association The Pulp and Print Paper Association American Wool Maufacturers’ Association Lumber Trust Paper Trust Wool Trust Ers Whisky Security Company Whisky Trust Standard Oil Company John PD. Rockefeller Captain Cuttle Woods Hutchinson Swift Specific CO Atlanta

Itch Relief Ad for Ballard's Snow Liniment

If you have the itch do not scratch. Ballard's Snow Liniment relieves itching instantly and a few applications remove the cause for a permanent cure. Price 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by J. L. Wikle.

Ballard J. L. Wikle

Healthful Jobs and Remedies in 19th Century Beliefs

A Harper’s Weekly style survey claims health benefits from occupations like salt mining lint by turpentine and lavender work. It asserts copper mining prevents typhoid and that sheep exposures ward off whooping cough. Lavender is praised for vitality while salt miners reportedly never catch colds.

Harper's Weekly

Man who renamed himself after fear of mistaken identity

In Manchester a man once named John Buwith took the alias Gagadig Gigadab to avoid being confused with bad John Smiths. After an embezzlement story mislabeled a bank accountant, he felt his fear validated and fully adopted the new name.

Gagadig Gigadab Manchester England John Buwith John Smiths New York Tribune

Attention to minutest details drives theatrical success

A New York interview quotes a playwright declaring that even the virtue of attention to details must be moderated. He recalls a rehearsal anecdote where a leading man questions applause while the playwright insists on rehearsed timing and dramatic effect.

New York John Helen Washington Star

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Eases Whooping Cough Epidemics

Whooping cough is not dangerous when the cough is kept loose and ex pectoration easy by giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It has been used in many epidemics of this disease with perfect success, or sold by all dealers.

Chamberlain

Young Man Becomes IT After Candy Gift

A playful note from The New Primer shows a young man winning status by giving a pretty girl a pound box of candy. The crowd wonders how long his IT will last before another suitor presents larger gifts, a two pound box.

Price Dialogue Overbilling Exorbitant Bill

A client protests an overly high bill asking for explanations. The lawyer offers to explain but warns the session will cost $100, underscoring a sharp fee dispute over specific items.

Catherine Parr and Her Clever Handling of Henry VIII

Catherine Parr, sixth wife of Henry VIII, relied on intellect and tact more than looks. She calmed the king and softened officials, averting arrest by deft flattery and reconciliation after a heresy charge, driving away officers with curses and threats.

Catherine Warr Henry VIII

Neighbor Deciphers Dispute Over Wordsworth Laureate Address

A Cumberland yeoman long ago traveled to hear Wordsworth speak. On learning who held the title he exited in anger, muttering that the laureate should be Wadsworth Rydal, a comic misnaming that sparked a noted local rebuke.

Wordsworth Llaureate England Cumberland Wadsworth Rydal

Paradox Paragon and Paradigm: Three Husbands Narrated

In a Chicago News sketch a speaker describes a woman speaking of her three husbands as the three P s. The first a paragon a fine fellow, the second a paradigm, and the third a paradox noted for his different behavior.

Chicago News

Remarkable Herbine Relief Promises Quick Vital Reform

Abilious, half sick feeling and constipation relieved by Herb ine. First dose yields improvement, a few doses restore vigor. Price 50e. Sold by J L Wikle.

J. L. Wikle

Report of the Condition of the First National Bank

Financial statement for the First National Bank of Calhoun County Alabama dated June 9 1911 sworn by cashier H A Young. The report lists assets and totals including cash on hand loans and discounts and deposits with a final total of 1 401 670 08 verified by notary Hubert B Dent and directors A W Bell FE L Turner J B Goodwin.

Alabama Calhoun H. A. Young HW. A. Young Hubert B. Dent U. S

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