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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
7
Visitors filled the University of Georgia in Athens for the June 21 ceremony. Dr. M. Ashby Jones of Augusta delivered the oration to the graduates. The notice also advertises Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and B C Watson coal sales with contact details.
Classified advertising claims to reach readers via automatic selection. The note emphasizes how your offer or want ad is matched to interested individuals using automated targeting techniques.
Rear Admiral Watts chief constructor and Rear Admiral Cone chief of the bureau of steam engineering sailed on the Lusitania for London to represent the United States Navy at the jubilee meeting of the British Institution of Naval Architecture next month.
A physician touts Eckmans Alterative with success in neck gland tubercular cases and other tubercular affections. Mrs Garvin from Lima Montana reports health gains and a healthy four month old baby after using the treatment. Eckmans Alterative is sold by leading druggists and Elam Hamrick Drug Co in Anniston.
Special report outlines Inspector Warze known as Nick Carter as a police hero who led a burglar gang, used disguises from bank messenger to priest, befriended a demi mondaine Camille Auguer, and faces murder and theft charges tied to the Rue Quincompaix killing and jewel robbery, with a caveat he may escape punishment.
A Lincoln Nebraska girl describes chronic constipation and stomach trouble lasting some time. After taking Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets she recovered within three days and proclaims herself the proudest girl in Lincoln to find such a medicine.
A humorous portrait of Congress features nicknames and tall tales about members such as Nick Longworth the baldest, Ollie James the biggest man, Hobson the striking orator, and Isaac Sherwood the veteran voice. It highlights fashion, cigars, carnations, office proximity to Cannon, and ongoing hall acoustics and planning trivia.
An Agricultural Bulletin reports about $8 million in peach losses nationwide east of the Rockies last season from rot scab and curculio insects. The four year study by the Bureau of Entomology aims to limit damage to a fruit second to apples in commercial value. With 113 750 000 bearing trees, last season's crop ranged from $12 000 000 to $16 060 000.
A fragment from a verse praising a mother's purity and constant kindness. The speaker notes no human passion compares to a mother's love and affection.
When business slows a strong use of print advertising is urged. A well crafted business plan and solid backing are emphasized to stimulate demand and attract customers.
Classified note highlights specialized ad services offering targeted publicity for offers and requests. It emphasizes tailored campaigns and visible exposure for clients seeking prominent placement.
An old want ad fragment references turning personal property into cash via a court sale or levy. The item hints at a debtor relief action and a potential public sale date, with limited readable details.
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