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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
4
The essay argues that Seaboard Air Line’s entry into Anniston will remove coal freight handicaps and unlock industrial expansion. It envisions a population around 50 000 by the next census, increased furnace and iron works capacity at Woodstock, and new glass works, yielding greater prosperity for all residents.
The fragment references Tillman shaking hands in Benator Mikin's face and ponders why he did not receive a pitchfork. It cites John D. and railroad magnates, notes five Ohio ice men jailed, and mentions Nick Longworth as a victim of curious significance. It questions an alienist and Thaw treatment in a speculative tone.
New England readers are urged to consider Foley’s Kidney Cure after Alvin H. Stimpson of Willimantic Conn nearly died due to kidney trouble. He credits four bottles with complete recovery and lasting relief from suffering, praising the remedy as “just the thing” for him. Elam Ordway & Houser endorse the claim.
Canebrake Herald reports Hon Henry B Gray of Birmingham, the Herald’s lieutenant governor nominee, stopped in Uniontown last Friday en route to Nemopolis. He met locals, apologized for missing Comer’s speech, and pledged to return to address voters. The piece notes Gray’s cordial style and predicts a Uniontown vote for Comer and likely Gray in August 27 elections.
In Calhoun County Alabama on June 13 1906 an order requires C A Shaw non resident to answer the Bill of Complaint in the City Court of Annis ton Mary V Shaw vs C A Shaw. Publication in Anniston Evening Star weekly for four weeks. Answer by July 13 1906 or Decree Pro Confesso may be taken.
A fragmentary column by H. M. A. blends satirical verse on Atlanta and Virginia egotism with comic exchanges involving Johnny and a political scene. It juxtaposes societal pretensions with light quips about June brides, cornstalks, and a jailed millionaire, ending noting Wallace Irwin as a muckraker put to rhyme.
O. K E. Tell, Sunday school missionary for Stanley county, covers a 150 by 7 mile stretch with 600 to 800 miles traveled monthly by team. He preaches at ten points, runs four fully organized Sunday schools, and uses six horses to manage his circuit, which lacks church buildings.
A contemporary reports San Francisco's ongoing misfortune with a specific incident at the Palace hotel. Lord Dynevor's silk hat is said to have perished due to a valet's forgetfulness, with only the bare fact known at present.
An advertisement claims kidney trouble kills most, noting its insidious onset. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a preventative when taken early, attributed to Elam Ordway and Houser.
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