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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1909
Page
7
A Piedmont reader protests expensive party primaries and political pickings urging the governor to appoint Supreme Court justices for integrity and ability with recall by popular vote. He argues judges should remain in office while voters approve and recalls prevent corruption without reflecting on Alabama's judiciary.
Advert says ManZan, the great Pile remedy, gives almost instant relief and a cure after a few days. The tube has a small nozzle for convenience. Sold locally by J. I. Wikle.
A promotional note describes The Most Vital ¢ Magazines as offering family friendly content with top writers and artists. It highlights year round prestige and purchasing power enabling access to premier material for every member of the family.
An advertising passage asserts monthly pain limits women’s gentleness and calls Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription a remedy to make weak women strong and sick women well. It claims the product establishes regularity, lowers inflammation, heals ulcers, and cures female weakness.
E J Stephens urges arousing the people to action and sufficient demand for recall to trigger a special election. He argues such an election would rarely occur but serve as a barrier against corruption and injustice. He notes lack of space to explain the fee system.
A 19th century style ad claims summer coughs and colds are obstinate and hard to cure. It touts Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup as a pleasant laxative that will gently move the bowels and cure sour cold, sold by J. L. Wikle.
Drug service entity details unclear due to corrupted OCR text. The fragment mentions a phone number and names Watson and jyl2 f, but lacks coherent event or context to form a full summary.
The article notes no city edict on weed slaying yet widespread overgrowth follows heavy rains. Sidewalks are obstructed and the nuisance prompts calls for action by city government and residents to restore Anniston to the City Beautiful ideal.
The article cautions that inventions and wealth concentration threaten liberty, predicting a coming time of trouble as labor meets capital. It cites biblical prophecy about divine interference and a future millennial reign shaping justice, knowledge, and peace with Messiah. It concludes with a food recipe note and a Brooklyn Eagle byline.
A handwritten style recipe instructs to pop three quarts of corn then melt butter and water. Add pulverized sugar and boil briefly to form threads. Stir the popped corn into syrup, coat evenly, then cool until each kernel crystallizes with sugar.
Instructions describe using strong ammonia to clean brass parts followed by scrubbing with a brush and rinsing in cold water. The brass should be polished dry with a soft cloth. Lacquered brass needs occasional washing in soapy water then drying and polishing with a chamols skin.
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