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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1916
Page
8
Calomel is described as dangerous causing cramps nausea and salivation while Dodson's Liver Tone is advertised as a harmless vegetable substitute. The ad urges buying a 60 cent bottle from a druggist and promises quick liver relief without sickness, even safe for children.
Mee Bridgee wife of Truman Bridges of Hive Mountain was buried at this place Sunday at eleven o'clock. Several locals were seen in Anniston and at Golden Springs for a singing convention. A children's day service is announced for June 5 at the Four Mile Motherlet church.
City Detective F Hagan testifies that after six bottles of Tanlac his wife recovered from years of illness and hospital care. Once weighing ninety eight pounds she now weighs one hundred twenty five and claims Tanlac saved her life and restored health. Local merchants list Tanlac outlets in Annis ton Merrellton Oxford and Piedmont.
A Meade wedding on June 11 unites 60 year old EB A Womack and 18 year old Vera Heath. Rev J L Doss officiated. Social happenings include visitors from Morrinville Ashville Wellington and Annirton. A June 24 science themed literary meeting is announced with guests Blackmon and Stone. local singing events invite participation.
Mrs N J Paul returns home after a week with daughter Mrs D T Simpson. Farmers are busy plowing and hoeing. Miss Disie Ford visited Miss Viola Jennings Sunday. Rev Steve Cain preached at Ebionever Sunday and will do so again next Sunday. Mrs G Fornwalt improves after operation. Mr and Mrs W Paul and sister Mrs R A Greene of Ragland visiting relatives here. Prayer meeting held at Mr Tom Calhoun's Sunday night. Mr B Ford in Lincoln Saturday. Mr Frank Meads in Ragland on business Saturday.
Berlin reports the treasury has coined iron five and ten penny pieces totaling about three million dollars and will continue until a maximum of 2.75 million is reached. The public is urged not to hoard these coins but to allow normal circulation until the war ends when nickels may replace them.
Dr Caffey and Mrs M H Caffey return home after a four visit to relatives in Choccolocco. Dr Chas Williams passes Cheerolocco en route to White Plains to visit parents, while C G Cate attends court in Anniston this week. L B Cate visits Choccolocco relatives, Mrs Virgie Watson of Birmingham visits her mother.
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