Social News: Local Moves and Visits Mentioned
Mr and Mrs W L Perkins and Master Arthur Perkins move from The Wilmer to the Sixth street Tyler Hill residence vacated by Dr and Mrs T W Ayers. Mercer Conner returns to Birmingham from relatives visit. Will and Bessie Mallory return from Choccolocco. Sallie May Weaver returns from Sylacauga. Mae Dell Robinson home from Agnes Scott Institute in Decatur. Goldie Ayers returns from Rome and Atlanta now boarding at Aniston College. Mrs T W Ayers visits Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Perkins
Arthur Perkins
Wilmer
Sixth Street
Tyler Hill
T. W. Ayers
Mrs. Mercer Conner
Birmingham
Will Mallory
Miss Bessie Mallory
Choccolocco
Sallie May Weaver
Sylacauga
Mae Dell Robinson
Agnes Scott Institute
Decatur
Mrs
T. L. Robinson
Quintard Avenue
Goldie Ayers
Rome
Atlanta
Miss Ayers
Anniston College
Local residents and visitors listed in Edwardsville area
Morning notices show Mr Will Brown returning from Birmingham and Judge John Pelham with Solicitor T W Coleman Jr leaving for Edwardsville to hold Cleburne county circuit court. Others travel between Anniston Gadsden Iron City Sylacauga and Lincoln with several staying in or visiting various towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pelham
T. W. Coleman, Jr
Edwardsville
Cleburne County
Poets Hall Recovers Voice Before Chicago Lecture
Eugene J. Hall, the poet and publisher, says a single dose of Foley's Hovey and Tar restored his voice just before a scheduled lecture at Central Music Hall in Chicago. Elam Ding Oo remains unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene J. Hall
Foley
Central Music Hall
Chicago
Elam Ding Oo
Gotham Hats Debut New Shapes and Colors
The Gotham Hats line introduces the newest shapes and latest colors in partnership with Ullman Brothers. The collection highlights fresh style options for spring and positions Gotham Hats as a trend leader in headwear collaborations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotham
Strangers Admire Anniston City and Its Leaders
A visitor from the North praises Anniston after a tour with a local real estate man. He extols the city’s climate industries and people, notes Chief of Police Prather’s fine appearance and tenure, and commends Colonel J. J. Willett after hearing his speeches in northern papers. The exchange ends with a car to Oxford Lake arriving for escort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Euope
Anniston
Prather
J. J. Willett
Colonel Willett
Oxford Lake
Old and New Candy Selections Featured at Low Prices
The advertisement touts a wide range of candies, noting long-standing favorites alongside new offerings. It promises high purity and rich flavors at affordable prices, claiming much sweetness for little money.
Salem man credits Foley's Kidney Cure with cure
Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri reports a five year kidney disease struggle with failed remedies. After trying Foley's Kidney Cure he claims full recovery after less than two bottles and says he is sound and well. Elam Drug Co endorses the statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Watts
Salem
Foley
Elam Drug Co
De Wet's Clever Escape Reported In Cape Colony Action
London reports General De Wet struck into Cape Colony with troops and stores then slipped away, with Commandant Hertzog said to have crossed the Orange River. General Bruce Hamilton pursues toward Phillipstown and Coalsburg, while telegraphed dispatches note a hubbub as columns scatter to press the pursuer. A Nashua note cites Foley’s Honey and Tar curing a severe lung cold after other medicines failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Dewerk
Cape Colony
Hertzog
Orange River
Bruce Hamilton
de- Wet
Phillipstown
Coalsburg
Notable Parkersburg Druggist Endorses Kennett’s Ext Biapir
EB Stith of Parkersburg West Virginia, a well known wholesale druggist, states he was laid up with cholera morbus and was cured with one dose of Kennett's Ext Biapir. He says he would not be without it if it cost 500 a bottle and offers a strong recommendation for its efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Stith
D.n Sanioch
Parkersburg
W. Va
Kennett
Kermoit
Percy
Buck
Also Mentioned on This Page
T'S
Manhattan
Mrs. T. W. Ayers
Jacksonville
Will Brown
C. D. Blackwell
J. P. McDattie
R G. Hewitt
Gadsden
W. P. Acker
W. G. Hardin
Lincoln
J. W. Mims
Mr. Meekin Browning
W. H. L. Carruth
O. N. Olson
Fruithurst
Oscar Roper
G. G. Britton
J. W. Kitchens
Hebdlin
City
S. N. Milligan
Chocco
Locco
D. R. Gaines
Col
W. J. Brock
Piedmont
H. F. Montgomery
Nannie McClerkin
J. O. McCullough
Alexander King
Sylacanga
Ullman Bros
W Wilman
Clothing Department
Aliman Bros
Noble Street
Cty
Dove’s Candy Kitchen
Gen. Dewet
Daily Telegraph
DeWet
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