Library Voting Contest Prompts Library Prize Drive
The Evening Star reports a city wide library voting contest inviting all lodges churches schools clubs and organizations to compete. Ten cent votes purchased with receipts will be recorded by merchants and ballots placed in store ballot boxes. Votes counted weekly in The Evening Star and final totals announced October 6 1906 with prizes a large set of distinguished library volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star
Noble Institute
Baraca
Epworth League
Christian Endeavor
TE 0. O. F
The
Synodical College
Merhhant
Evening Star UN
L. A. Sterne
A. C. Thomas
J. IL. Wikle
Russell Bros—Lhligh
Talbot Foard
Model Ice CO
Scarbrough Drug CO
Anniston Hardware CO
The One Who Loved a Soldier
A wounded officer regains sight and memory after a hospital surgery carried out by a surgeon with a Filipino assistant. A nurse, Miss Sherman, hides a love for the patient as another woman, Eleanor Clayton, is brought in to fulfill the patient’s longing. In the end the patient recognizes Miss Sherman as the beloved and says you are she.
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Natoaster
Victor
San Francisco
Grace
Miss Sherman
Miss Clayton
Eleanor Clayton
New York
Pneumonia Cured by Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Independence Missouri resident Oblinger declares Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey cured pneumonia three times and warded off consumption. He notes a five inch lung expansion and credits the tonic for winter use over twenty five years, urging others to try the remedy.
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Independence
Duffy
Y. B.C. Orlinger
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey marketed as medicine
The ad proclaims Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a stimulant and tonic that strengthens nerves digestion and blood. It promises health longevity and notes it is the only whiskey recognized as a medicine with the Old Chemist trademark and seal. A $1.00 bottle price and free medical booklet are offered by Duffy's Malt Whiskey Co. Rochester NY.
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Duffy's
Duffy’s Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Outwits the Surgeon in Leavenworth Woman’s Cure
Mrs. Thos. H. Austin of Leavenworth Ind faced a serious health decline from female troubles catarrh of the stomach and bowels and a possible surgery. Her husband delayed operation and she was treated with Electric Bitters which reportedly cured her. Benefits listed include torpid liver kidney disease biliousness jaundice chills fever debility nervousness and blood poisoning with a 50 cent price at local drugstores.
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Thos
Austin
Leavenworth
Ind
West End Drug Co
Miller Drug Co
Paderewski Halts Beethoven to Silence Box Talk
During a Lisbon concert at the St. Carlos opera house Paderewski interrupted Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata when two women in the second tier began conversing. He paused, then loudly ordered, When those ladies have quite finished their conversation I will continue.
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Paderewski
St. Carlos Opera House
Lisbon
Insubordination Angers Corporal In Guard Room Incident
A corporal rebukes a disobedient private and threatens to send him to the guard room, boasting he cannot spell insubordination or he would imprison him at once, reflecting harsh drill room discipline from Tit-Bits.
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Universal Encyclopedia
Appleton
Morocco
Beribner's Magazine
Ram
Brewer
United States
Putnam’s Famous
Cuba
James Russell Lowell
Hawthorne
Captain Marryatt
Globe Clotting Co
Star
Globe Clothing CO
Fitters
Allman Bros
Anniston Trading CO
Anniston City Furniture CO
the Anniston Evening Star
Dr. Ray
Thomas’. Drug Store
Anniston
Ala
Joseph A. Bowles
Moziey
Fir
Oblinger
Duffy’s
MR. B. Orlinger
Duffy's Pure
OURE
Shoop
J. L. Wikle
Springs
Waynesville, N. DC
Blue Ridge Mountains
Ness
City National
Anniston, Ala
Oraclem
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