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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
7
In olden days grandmothers relied on field roots and herbs. Lydia E Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts perfected a herbal remedy for women's illnesses, claiming superior potency to drug combinations.
The article explains aluminium as a metallic element found in clay and in gems and minerals. It states aluminium makes up about one twelfth of the earths crust and that bricks are said to contain 30 percent aluminium. It notes production via electrical decomposition of clay and asserts other methods have not succeeded.
Findings from a Nagada tomb in Egypt yield gold fragments a bead a copper wire and a gold alloy with silver content. If identified as King Menes tomb the items would be at least 6 300 years old, suggesting ancient gold came from Payctolus and other Asian streams.
Colonel W H McKleroy accepts Captain W G Bullard’s resignation in the Oxford Rifles with a new successor to be elected late this month. Four offenders paid 32.40 in police court as two cases were continued. The Seventh Judicial District will be created by the Alabama legislature reducing Judge John Pelham’s circuit by Blount Etowah and St. Clair counties.
The lesson centers on Isaac during a famine at the Philistine frontier. God confirms the Abrahamic blessing, Isaac repeats his father's error with the wife, the wells are reopened amid Philistine contention, and a divine reassurance at Beersheba leads to worship and a response of tranquil covenant with neighbors. The narrative underscores faithfulness, God’s unchanging character, and the bearing of blessing amid opposition.
At breakfast a sour milk incident prompts humorous remark from Jimmy who says someone gave the cow a lemon. The lighthearted line reflects a small household moment captured in everyday life.
An alleged medical authority extols Pure Virgin Oil of Pine mixed with whisky and glycerine for lung healing. The piece notes the Maine camp for consumptives and claims rapid cold cure, urging readers to buy Virgin Oil of Pine (Pure) from pharmacies with official Food and Drugs Act labeling.
The Samoan islands host the smallest cattle of the genus bus, with males averaging 150 to 200 pounds and females about 100 pounds heavier. They are stocky, rarely taller than a Merino, reddish mouse colored with white, large heads, and unusually long horns.
J T Bayne editor of the Herald Addington Indian Territory reports relief from rheumatism after using Cham bers Pain Balm. He praises it as the best liniment and notes one application relieves pain. Sold by J L Wikle.
The orange argiope spider, the queen of spiders, is described as the largest, handsomest, and most capable worker of her tribe. Her orange yellow and black body builds intricate cobwebs to trap plentiful insects, while she captures prey with a self made rope lasso.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a safe, alcohol free remedy made from native medicinal roots. It claims to aid indigestion, dyspepsia, chronic catarrh, and bronchial coughs while warning no medicine cures consumption in its final stages. It touts glycerine as an extractor and preservative and recommends Sage’s Catarrh Remedy for nasal cleansing.
Saturday night and matinee at 2 30 p m Dandy Dixie Minstrels. Monday night March 11 Schubert symphony clubs Tuesday March 12 Our New Minister.
The Dandy Dixie minstrels perform a matinee and a later evening show at Noble Street Theater with popular prices. A Jacksonville Florida letter endorses the Schubert Club, praising their high quality and artistry. The Schuberts appear next Monday March 11 at 8 49 pm at Noble Street Theater.
Joseph Gongers presents the Hardscrabble comedy Our New Minister with a famous all star cast in the first local production at Noble Street Theater on Tuesday March 12.
An advertisement urges readers to drink Bardock Blood Bitters claiming it keeps blood pure. It advises simple eating, exercise, and cleanliness for long life and attributes the claim to a period style health tonic pitch.
The piece recounts Noy Bean known as Chief Justice of the Pecos, a shanty law figure in Langtry famed for the Jersey Lily. After a railroad strike era shooting killed three Chinese workers, Squire Dean presided and discharged the cowboys citing lack of Texas law against white men killing Chinese workers.
Its pleasant taste and prompt cures have made Chamberlains Cough Remedy a favorite with mothers of small children. It quickly cures coughs and colds and prevents pneumonia or other serious consequences. It not only cures croup but when given at the first sign will prevent the attack. For sale by J Le Wikle.
A society caller asks if family is entertaining the season and Mr. Comrox notes his wife and daughters are amusing to them but others view them as basington star.
A vintage medicinal advertisement lists eczema tetter salt rheum itch ringworm herpes and barbers itch as conditions relieved by Chamberlain Salve. It claims instant itching relief and permanent cure with continued use, noting Lt han and numerous cures and pricing at 25 cents per box sold by J. J. Wikle.
A brief exchange between Benham and Mrs. Benham, in a New York Press item, hints at concern over early arrival and a lingering issue needing attention tonight. The dialogue-like snippet suggests domestic tension or a humorous domestic moment reported in the newspaper.
A wry line from New York Times suggests a talkative acquaintance, given half a chance, can reveal a wide range of familiar and new insights. The quote reflects on how conversation unlocks knowledge once thought known.
A statement asserts no recorded cases of coughs or colds becoming pneumonia after taking Foley's Honey and Tar. It warns to refuse imitators and promotes the genuine product in a yellow package, claiming safety and cure with no opiates.
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