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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1909
Page
3
An advertisement extols S S S as a permanent cure for Contagious Blood Poison arguing that removing symptoms is insufficient. It claims the medicine purges the blood of the poison, avoids mineral treatments, and restores pure circulation. A home treatment book and free medical advice are offered.
A patient with serious blood disorder describes poisoning and rheumatic symptoms then credits S. S. S. for cleansing poisons, strengthening health, improving appetite, and boosting energy. He, ROBERT M. ZWEITZIG of 320 Chestnut Street Lebanon Pennsylvania, recommends it to others in need of a reliable blood medicine.
Georgia and Alabama Industrial Index notes widespread push for road improvements. Muscogee county votes for up to 1 million in bonds. Calhoun county Alabama advocates 300 thousand for roads. Plants resume in Ensley steel mill. Waycross lumber mill bought by New York company for expansion. Atlanta Birmingham and Atlanta Railroad seeks court ok for 1 million in certificates. Rome to Gainesville rail plan discussed. Savannah to Glenville road charter sought. Several new corporations form. cementing public works in Athens, Macon, Elberton, Jesup, Commerce, Douglasville. Rural telephone lines expand across the two states.
An advertisement for Dean's Ointment claims it stops eczema spread daily, relieves itching, and cures permanently. Available at any drug store with the number 33 likely appearing as an ad cue.
R. O. Watson issues Talep One No 72 for high grade coal. The notice records a request or requirement pertaining to coal procurement, with official action guidance and details likely tied to a government or organizational tender process.
A humorous exchange labels a rector and his wife with odd titles in Londor Street Stories. A young man questions a friend about a clergyman’s daughter, encountering a witty misdirected remark.
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