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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1907
Page
2
An excerpt extols Cooper's New Discovery as a cure for stomach trouble caused by parasites or tapeworms. A reader testimonial from Milwaukee, Wisconsin credits relief from fatigue, poor appetite, and digestive issues after three doses, claiming improved sleep, appetite, and strength. Local agents invite inquiries.
A traveler recalls paying extra for a route from Rome to Paris and finding the St Gothard pass shrouded in fog. He notes St Gothard as the foggiest place, comparing it with foggy totals for London Munich Bamberg and Texerneer, misnaming some locations in a playful regional observation.
The starry cross order for women dates to 1608 when Eleanor of Austria founded it in Givins to honor saving hoty crops. Confirmed by the pope the next year it was divided into three classes with distinct jewels and titles granted for distinguished service.
Mortgage sale under a 1893 deed to Anniston City Land Company. The sale, at noon March 9, 1907, in front of the courthouse at Anniston Alabama, includes multiple lots in Johnson Addition Calhoun County. Conditions show balance due, sale expenses, and paid taxes.
The fragment mentions a phone number 72 and a person named HK O Watson in connection with a drug inquiry. Readable context is limited. no clear action or location is established. The note appears to be a short notice or archival snippet referencing contact for a drugs matter.
Traveling salesman Robert Ram of Atlanta is seen in Oxford markets. Miss Hattie Wilson arrives from Talladega. Mrs J B Shelovett hosts from Anniston as Robison hosts. Council discusses 5 cent fare, pool room license rejected, and Oxford absorbs Hobson City. Cora town plans an all dispensary league meeting tonight.
A Brooklyn man 73 credits Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey with curing grip attacks and preventing after effects. He and another user report long use since 30 years, noting vitality and cold relief as benefits. The ad claims widespread grip figures in New York, Chicago, and beyond.
A trembling woman warns against confronting a janitor claiming he owns the building. She recalls ten years earlier making the same choice and fearing Retribution if defiance proceeds. The New York Press reports the exchange with tense undertones about power and fear.
A shipbuilder notes that small propeller screws gained prominence after an accident. A large stern screw split at welding in a storm, cutting diameter by two thirds, yet the ship surged forward faster than ever. This led to experiments showing smaller blades can be more effective.
W. W. Kearney editor of the Independent in Lowry City says his house always keeps Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. He claims it shortens colds and prevents croup in children when used early. Sold by J. L. Wikle.
A Wisconsin officer in the Gettysburg action approached Colonel Dawes and asked that his loved ones be told he died as a man and a soldier should. He stood erect, his side fatally wounded, and died with his coat unbuttoned in a final display of resolve.
Instructions for fitting waist linings explain pinning front edges to form a seam, keeping edges even at the top, with a narrow seam allowance of about three eighths of an inch at each side. It warns that over alteration or wrong seam causes fabric to pull. Instructions emphasize grain alignment and following perforations along the lengthwise thread when cutting the lining.
The article notes neck discoloration in women from dyes or hair products and recommends natural cleansing with hot water and soap for a month. If persistent, it suggests daily peroxide of hydrogen with afterward application of vaseline or sweet almond oil to soothe irritated skin.
The Housekeeper notes vegetarians and non pork eaters favor baking beans with olive oil. Soak one pint of beans overnight, parboil with soda, drain, cover with boiling water, and add two tablespoons olive oil and a quarter cup molasses. Season with salt pepper and mustard. for sweeter taste use a half cup molasses.
A compact list of events includes Dr. Thomas Arne death in 1178 and James Madison becoming secretary of state in 1801. Other entries note battles, inductions, revolutions, and notable civic moments from 1811 to 1895.
Between 9 30 p m yesterday and noon today a box of Dr King's New Life Pills disappeared after being found at Elam Ordway and Houser's and Scarbrough Drug Company's stores. The pills are advertised as a guaranteed cure for biliousness malaria and jaundice priced at 25 cents.
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