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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1906
Page
6
A compiled roster lists numerous individuals including J. Bush, O. W. Campbell, Chas. Dookie, John T. N. Fielder, Thos. Fleming, Willie Foster, Horace Hull, J. Johnson, and N. B. Knight, among others, with many women named in the latter portion such as Mildred O Har a Carrie Payne Mrs. L. G. Turner and Miss Julia Wallace. The long list appears as a social or community roll call from the period.
Cleaning and drying blankets on a sunny windy day yields best results. Use hot suds with soap ammonia and torax, treat spots with pinned centers, rinse through three waters, and line dry with pins. For woolens, sun dry, brush, and store in clean pillowcases, using a chain stitch for easy ripping.
Bluffton Indiana resident Mr. M F Burroughs endorses Chamerlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best bowel trouble treatment, stating it has served his family for years and remains essential before summer. For sale by Jul Wikle.
The Ponkapog plantation near Blue Hills in Canton is highlighted as an early landscape shaped by both colonists and Native Americans. In 1657 the Indian settlement, not exceeding 6000 acres, became the Second Praying Town under Eliot, with the Ponkapog people aiding settlers by hunting, fishing, and producing shingles and clapboards for Boston.
A Leavenworth Indiana woman suffered female troubles and catarrh of the stomach and bowels. Her doctor urged an operation but her husband avoided it and gave Electric Bitters instead. The medicine reportedly cured her completely in time. Also advertised as a cure for torpid liver kidney disease biliousness jaundice chills fever debility and nervousness with price 50 cents at local drug stores.
A Kentucky mountaineer marries his bride at the clerk of court with a quick knot tying. The justice requires two witnesses and a kiss, which the groom already says he gave before entering, sparking the tale of “funny business” in the wedding.
The manioc root of Madagascar yields up to 95 percent sugar. It has been used for starch and glucose production and several Paris distillers now produce alcohol from it. About 220 pounds have yielded ten to 13 gallons of crude alcohol.
A brief domestic exchange recalls a former Philadelphia Press cook, noting the couple will remember her with a present this week while debating the best gesture. The tone hints at humor and nostalgia in a small household scene.
The Lax-ets formula shows a bowel relief from Nature without griping or pain. Doctors and patients are urged to try the candy tablet form, pleasant to take and easy to carry in a metal case for only five cents per box sold by J. L. Wikle.
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