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Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1906

Page

3

This Date in History Highlights Historic Events

A chronicle of notable dates such as 1488 James III of Scotland’s death, 1665 New York City’s incorporation, 1683 London losing its charter, 1720 Denmark Sweden treaty, 1734 James Duke killed at Phillipsburg, 1776 Virginia Declaration of Rights, 1786 Trapewell treaty with Chickasaws, 1806 birth of John A. Roebling, and 1816 events tied to General Pierre Augereau.

James III Scotland New York City London Jame Duke Burwick Phillipsburg

Fragmentary timeline of 18th and 19th century events

A fragmented OCR timeline lists events and figures including the 1846 death in St John’s Newfoundland, 1848 fires, 1861 French Deputy election, 18th century battles in Kentucky, 1794 birth and 1785 railroad president death, 1897 Indian earthquakes, and a mineral collection gift to Stanford. The text mixes dates with scattered names and places.

Oxford Ties and Local News From An Hour of Transactions

Jane Oxford visits the city as Caver and Hall report fine crops while out-of-town guests from Plat Rock join local merchants. Humphries Encampment I O C F to meet with elections for captains in Calhoun Rifles Tuesday night June 19. Gann sells barber shop to Hulsey and Howle, with Hollingsworth joining the force. Miss Althea Higginbotham wed Mr J A Swell at Chulafinee. Local visits include DeArmanville guests and Oxford merchants report rain needed for gardens.

D. H. Smith Calhoun Rifles Paul M. Eichelberger Huey Bullard Gann East Tenth Street Anniston Green Hollingsworth J. A. Swell Chulafinee

Local residents plan summer trip and club meeting

Mims Flint Allen C C Morgan T H Burton and S W Hingson from this city plus James L Richey of Virginia and W M Small of Gadsden left this morning for The Narrows on Tallapoosa for their annual vacation. The Oxford Pleasure club anticipates another outing at Morris Mill on Thursday. All members must attend Camp Gordon Memorial's regular meeting on Wednesday June 13 at 2 30 for important business.

Oxford Pleasure Club Morris’ Mill Camp Gordon Memorial

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Persists Relief in Bells Physician

Twenty years of nasal catarrh by W. L. Rawls of Bells Tennessee ended after he used Bucklen’s Arnica Salve on the sore area. He reports swelling and soreness vanished and did not return. Available 35 cents at West End Drug Co. and Miller Drug Co.

W. L. Rawls Bells, Tenn West End Drug Co Miller Drug Co

The Mikados Home Life

The emperor of Japan finds pleasure with the empress after long workdays. They discuss topics privately as she selects new interests to ease state cares. A small Yorkshire terrier remains with the emperor and once slept on the empress’ lap while court etiquette paused for the dog.

Japan New York

New Cure For Epilepsy Reported By Watertown Writer

J B Waterman of Watertown Connecticut reports his daughter suffered from epilepsy for years and has not had an attack for over two years after taking Dr Kings New Life Pills. The ad promotes best body cleansers and life giving tonic pills available at 25 West End Dine Co and Miller Drug Co.

J. B. Waterman Watertown

Gentian Root Remains Popular Malaria Remedy in Corsican Localities

In Corsica near Aleria malaria populations favor gentian root as a remedy for intermittent fever. Residents protested violently against quinine from medical authorities, insisting the ancient gentian preparation be kept in use whether powdered or mastication.

Corsica Aleria

Reverend Rymer Celebrates 77 Years of Pulpit Service

The Rev. Richard Rymer of Brixton England marks 77 years in the ministry. He began preaching during the reign of William IV and witnessed the presidencies of Andrew Jackson and many events across a long clerical career.

Richard Rymer Brixton England William IV Andrew Jackson United States

Lawn care advice from Farmers Bulletin by L C Corbett

The article summarizes Farmers Bulletin No 248 by horticulturist L C Corbett of the Arlington experiment station. It argues the lawn reflects the homeowner’s soul and should be both beautiful and useful, noting soil quality matters and recommending clayey loams and rotted stable manure as fertility sources, with a fine manure mulch after winter to protect and feed the turf.

Department of Agriculture Farmers’ Bulletin L. C. Corbett Arlington Experiment Station Corbett

Indian Wedding in Court in Sioux Falls

In a federal courtroom in Sioux Falls, David Charging, a Pine Ridge Sioux warrior, married Nellie Little Bird, a Pine Ridge belle. Capt. Seth Bullock acted as master of ceremonies as Judge Wheelock officiated the legally fraught ceremony amid court sessions.

Sioux Falls Seth Bullock Roosevelt South Dakota David Charging Pine Ridge Reservation Nellie Little Bird Wheelock

Hyomei Promises Cure for Catarrh Across Ages

Scarbrough Drug Co reports high demand for Hyomei with complete outfits at one dollar and extra bottles for fifty cents. J. B. Nugent of the American Union Insurance Co credits Hyomei with curing his daughter after years of suffering. The product is touted as effective even in chronic childhood catarrh and offers a money back guarantee if it fails.

Scarbrough Drug Co

Wa B Craig Announces Candidacy in Fourth District

The friends of Hon. Wa. B. Craig of Dallas county announce him a candidate for Congress from the Fourth Congressional District subject to Democratic primary action.

Friends of Wa. B. Craig Dallas County

The Signs of Heart Trouble and Dr Shoop’s Restorative

The article describes heart nerve weakness and symptoms like fluttering palpitations shortness of breath and fainting spells. It promotes Dr Shoop’s Restorative as a remedy claiming to restore heart nerve strength and overall nerve system health.

Shoop

Second-hand dealer T M Henderson advertises cash for used furniture

T M Henderson of 913 Noble Street runs a cash-for-used-furniture service buying second-hand furniture and stoves. The notice highlights prompt payment and convenience for sellers in the local market.

T. M. Henderson Noble Street J. L. Murphy J. T. Hodge

Head to Foot Outfitters Fox Mom and Boys

Local notes describe a clothing shop named Head to Foot Outfitters located on Famous Eleventh and Noble streets catering to fox mom and boys with apparel offerings.

Composite Race Wine: United States Dominates World Meet

The United States wins decisively at the world athletics meet with Greece far behind. An editorial argues American success stems from a composite national makeup, incorporating representatives of many races from around the globe. The piece cites the New York Globe as a source.

Greece United States N. Y. Globe

Salve advertised for numerous skin and burn ailments

An old advertisement touts Chamberlain’s Salve as valuable for sore nipples chapped hands burns frostbite chilblains chronic sore eyes itching piles tetter salt rheum and eczema. It is sold for 25 cents a box by J. L. Wikle.

Chamberlain J. L. Wikle

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Charles II Denmark Sweden Trapewell John A. Roebling Brooklyn Bridge Pierre Augereau St. Johns Newfoundland Louis Napoleon National Assembly Great Britain Battle of Cynthiana William Callen Bryant James If. Rutter New York Central Railroad Issi-—Car Russia Leland Stanford Cen Tral India A. J. Adair THE Oxford Thad M. Gwin Jane C. D. Caver C. D. Hall Plat Rock Hall J. P. Gann Marcus Hulsey J. A. Howle Althea Higginbotham Bride John Craig DeArman Wm. Chitwood DeArmanville E. A. Walker Family Spend Coldwater A. C. Allen and Child Ren Elmore Lorhorn Jacksonville State Normal Sulli Gent Kate Cooper Baltimore W. C. Gray Lineville Oxford Fishing Club Messrs, W. A. Orr J. M Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta Ther Tallapoosa Tennessee Mozley the Mikado Hyomei Annals of Medi Cine Annis Ton Nugent American Union Insurance Co New York City Centa Congress Diftiouls Lermaneas Busi Ness City National Anniston, Ala Ture INGS Darden Kink Darden’s Lawn of Alabama Anniston Banking Loan Company B. Wellborn Housefurniasn Anniston City Furniture City Grocery Company East Tenta Street
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