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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
3
In Connecticut and New England observances mark the 10th anniversary of Harriet Beecher Stowe's birth. In Litchfield and Hartford, public events and school observances honored the author of Uncle Tom's Cabin, with many communities noting her life and work.
A brief classified notice highlights specialized publicity services for buyers and sellers seeking targeted outreach. It emphasizes tailored ad placement and audience focus to boost reach and effectiveness.
Round trips offered to many points in Texas Oklahoma and California to Chautauqua New York and return. Tickets on sale various dates in June July and July 6 7 27 and June 14 19 with multiple return windows and optional extensions for a fee. Very low summer tourist rates available with details through J. K. Lanning and W. A. Russell at listed railroad offices.
A fragmented OCR sample blends quips on raffles for a neighborhood charity, witty remarks about almanacs and memory, a professor lamenting forgotten names, and social musings on income, conscience and manners.
A home method using fresh air, diet, and Eckman's Alterative is claimed to cure tuberculosis without sanatorium care. Contains testimonials from a Mrs Mary Wasson praising relief and recovery, attributing cure to the Alterative after other treatments failed. Offers a booklet and requests readers to write Beckman Philadelphia for more information and lists druggists and Hamrick Drug Co. as sellers.
A small candy pail mailed from Sioux City to F Nye in Lake Park Iowa carried two bank sacks with 2740 pennies weighing 19 pounds and a note reading You are my friend you have this coming signed Your Friend Nothing Else The recipient Charles Leibsohn suspects either a prank or conscience money from an anonymous sender in Iowa Falls and Cedar Rapids.
The article recalls Morlers and the Conyers and Grenville branches. Sir Thomas Conyers died 1810 without male heirs, saved from the parish workhouse by Robert Surtees and neighbors. Grenville’s fortunes fell, two members took parish relief, one was twice pricked for High Sheriff while a pauper.
A man recounts long failed treatments for dermatitis and hair loss before using S S S. He claims complete, lasting cure after taking the product and explains the theory of purifying blood to remove skin disease. The ad promotes a free book from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.
More than half of the 120 mile canal linking Tam pico with Tuxpam has been completed by the Mexican government. Boats now travel to Tambla hua as the soil in the region promises rich development, hindered only by transportation limits.
Classified notices claim STAR WANT ADS deliver results for sellers and buyers seeking quick transactions. Seminal tips claim ready exposure, broad reach, and fast responses through placed listings. Local merchants endorse the method as cost effective for small businesses and individuals alike.
Two unnamed traders argue over market support, one noting no current backing and the other admitting long-term failure to find support. The exchange hints at struggling liquidity and unstable prices.
Classified advertising notes that automatic selection matches reader interest to your offer or want ad. It highlights how readers see tailored listings and connects buyers with sellers through targeted exposure. The piece emphasizes efficient matching in a bustling marketplace.
A terse note states that classified advertising can simplify small scale selling tasks for readers seeking quick, local sales. The message emphasizes efficiency and accessibility, urging participation in simple, direct buy and sell transactions through the classifieds.
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