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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
2
An old drug warning promotes Dotson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable liver remedy costing 60 cents a bottle. It claims calomel causes sickness, cramping, and salivation, while Liver Tone relieves biliousness without side effects and is harmless for children.
Among spectators at the William Orpet murder trial are Marian Lambert’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lambert. They sit in gloomy silence as the jury is chosen to decide the fate of the accused college student.
Amusements note lauds Cinder Ella for strong motion picture visuals with double exposures and bold dissolves. The Crippled Hand praised for bright story by Johnstone and engaging drama, Savoy showing tomorrow.
A hand painted film titled The Prince of Yesterday is shown in Annis ton with natural colors and specially arranged music. Theater officials expect a full house tonight.
Horsemen from Minnesota and nearby estates gather at the State Fairgrounds Hamline for a three day Twin City Driving Club meet opening this afternoon. Five races per day on the program with about two hundred horses stabled at the track.
Mrs. Charles Peden of Huntsville Alabama reports recovering from severe stomach trouble and loss of appetite after using Tanlac. She weighed 98 pounds before treatment and now weighs 125 pounds, with improved strength, sleep, and energy. She credits Tanlac with easing pain and avoiding surgery. Sold in Aniston Merrellton Oxford and Piedmont by local druggists.
Miss Inez McCraw plans to wed Mr. John T. Young in Rome on June 15, bringing Oxford social circles into focus. Invitations issued for Nelle Allen to marry Palmer Lee Williams on June 24 at Union Chapel. Separate reception honors Miss Lottie Bagley and bride-elect, with numerous attendees and formal details of decor and hosting.
Beloved mother was described as simple and devout, guiding her family with love and counsel. She faced death with faith, asked for simple funeral arrangements, and declined mourning, viewing death as a joyous entrance to a richer life. The article honors her readiness and spiritual strength.
Miss Elizabeth Overton daughter of Mrs Charles Pope O Fallon and Lewis D Doster wed today at Athione the O Fallon summer home twenty miles from St Louis Matilda Overton sister of the bride serves as maid of honor Relatives and friends have traveled from Memphis the bride’s grandparents home The bride is a daughter of the late John Overton 3rd of Memphis and has long been a leading society figure in the city
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