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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1911

Page

7

Tuberculosis Crusade Faces Slow Gains Despite Efforts

An early 20th century ad seeks to promote Eckman’s Alterative as a cure for tuberculosis and related lung illnesses. It includes testimonials and an appeal to readers to request a booklet and contact the Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia for further evidence and regional druggists carrying the product.

Dan Grippe Eumonia Eckman Annie Floyd Loughran Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia

Notice of Letters Testamentary for Ida Y Hubbard

Probate Court of Calhoun County Alabama grants letters testamentary to E L Hubbard on June 6 1911. All persons with claims against the estate must present them within the legal period or be barred. Executor E L Hubbard. Tom June 21 Wednesday 31.

Ida Y. Hubbard Probate Court Calhoun County Alabama Emmett F. Crook E. L. Hubbard

Seeded Potato Trials Show Heavy Planting More Profitable

In 1908 and 1909 trials comparing large seed tubers, small seed tubers, and cut seed found the large seed platters yielded about twice the net value per acre after seed costs. The 1910 conditions favored heavy seeding, with seed price low and markets strong, suggesting generous sowing boosts yield and profit despite higher planting and digging costs. C R Waldron notes and promotion for hauling services conclude the piece.

C. R. Waldron

Value of Horses Steadily Grows Across United States

Government data show average horse value in the United States at 111.57, up nearly three dollars from 1910. Since 1900 the horse has risen from 44.6 per head with only one annual loss, as autos gained prominence. Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Jersey boast higher averages, while Illinois and Wisconsin show modest gains. The piece also notes mule values, regional differences, and provides detailed instructions on cleft grafting for trees, including scion preparation and timing.

United States Illinois Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New Jersey Wisconsin South Carolina Georgia Florida

Cut Worms In The Garden

A garden pest article explains cutworms, larvae of certain moths, and their damage to young plants. It describes the two common species, their life cycle from caterpillar to moth, and that they feed at night on leaves stems and roots. It recommends Paris Green bran mash as an effective control with careful application to minimize poultry risk.

Some Suggestions For Flower Gardens

Advice on lawn care and border planting for continuous bloom. Remove moss and dandelions, enrich soil with well rotted manure, and prepare a border two to two and a half feet wide spaded two feet deep. Plant annuals perennials and bulbs with tall varieties in the back and shorter ones on the edge. The border will improve each year and bloom for most of the year.

Mother o mine quoted verse turns to old proverb

The text presents a Kipling lyric line about a mother’s love and contrasts it with a Dutch proverb about an old mother in the house serving as a hedge, implying enduring care and shelter in domestic life.

Bryant LineWedding in Wellington Among Beautiful Nuptials

Miss Nola Edna Bryant married Samuel Winchester Line of Gadsden at her parents country home. Rev M A Rameney officiated as guests and relatives attended. The ceremony featured Southern palms and ferns with music by Mrs Walter G Bryant. The couple left for Chattanooga after an informal reception.

Wellington Specia Nola Edna Bryant Samuel Winchester Gadsden M. A. Rameney Bessie Bryant Frank Aderhold Reid's Mill Walter G. Bryant Albany Miss Bryant William F. Bryant Mr. Line James Edgar Line Charles Ward Harriet Ewing Dorothy Line Paul M. McCall Bryant-Line B. H. Bryant Susan Hindmont Ed Hindmond

Spinach Growth Timing: Spring and Fall Planting Tips

Spinach thrives when sown in fall as a rule it cannot be sown early enough in spring for a strong start. Still, many gardens produce fine beds from spring plantings.

Missouri man sells apples and pears in Ottawa County

In Ottawa County a Missouri man sold 1840 dollars worth of Jonathan apples from one acre and a neighbor sold 611 dollars of Bartlett pears from three acres. The statement ends with a moral adage about flattery and belief.

Ottawa County Missouri

Railroad Schedules With Arrivals and Departures Listed

In effect trains show arrival times such as 0:35 p m and 4:20 p m with departures at 6:40 and 2:10 or 4:20 p m. Routes include Anniston to Calera Birmingham Calera to Anniston and Birmingham to Calera with varied times and daytime slots.

Anniston Calota Birmingham Calera Oes Union Atlanta Rome Selma Ala Ener

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Girard Ave Elam-Hambeck Drug Co Tom Watson Alabama Presbyterian College For Boys Anniston, Alabama Carnegie WM. A. White MO. W. Stagg Ingram Wells Hotel R. P. Looney, Ohatchie, Alabamoe Kipling Chattanooga Tenn George Costello Austin Texas B. Dickie L. B. Dickie CIA S.S S.S.S Swift Specific CO Southern Ae al Wilton Louisville Nashville First National Bank A. W. Bell, J. B. Knox W. W. Strings, H. A. Young J. M. Garvin, W. L. McCal Alfred J. Tyler J. B. Goodwin J. C. Sproul E. L. Turner M. B. Wellborn
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