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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1900
Page
4
A crowd of physicians gathers in a dramatic meeting to discuss a rival medicine named Mystic Oil of Joy. The room turns from confrontation to acceptance as a mysterious stranger promotes the oil, claiming it cures rheumatism and related pains, leading to a collective adoption.
Local items advertise Morris Manufacturing products including ore washers turbines and power transmission machinery. Blacksmith services offered by Dorahco Co and Jones & Nannelly. Knights of Pythias meeting notes. Dairy van wanted and building plans announced. Court updates, illness notes, and Tetley teas demonstrations at Ullman Bros.
A string of personal mentions notes Mr J J Burns visiting with parents after leaving the city for a franchise job. Hl A Emerson travels to Birmingham on legal business. Fred Hicks returns to Birmingham after a Sunday with family. Julius Levy visits Lincoln on business. Col Johan M Caldwell goes to Jacksonville to see his ailing father Col J H Caldwell. Chief Peter Nelson of Trownton en route to Merrellton. Editor W G Porter of the Hitlin New Era visits Anniston. George S Lee leaves for a Birmingham business trip. C C Dobbins departs for new duties with Mower Hiobart in Atlanta. Robert Allen leaves to resume road work for Atlanta Supply Co. Dr Paul D Vann returns from New York Polyclinic Medical College to Anniston. J F Thomas of Lincoln in the city. Raymond Randolph goes to Piedmont on business. R K Thomason returns from Birmingham. Mrs L W Piedford travels from Oak Level to Talladega. Miss Lillian Sparks of Anniston College returns from Cave Spring. Mrs O C Dobbins heads to Talladega for several days with relatives. Mr and Mrs Alex Sutherland journey to Birmingham for a few days. Mrs W J Sanderson departs for a brief Birmingham visit.
20 pieces of Japan and China mattings in new patterns. Fall line of Smyrna and Japanese rugs in all sizes. Linoleum and floor oil cloth in 44, 6-4 and 5-4. Beautiful patterns. Prices will please you. Ulman Bros Dry Goods Department.
A political notice urging readers to vote for M. W. Mc Craw in the sheriff race. The message emphasizes support for the candidate in the upcoming election.
A reflection on clothes moths noting their beauty under magnification and their ecological role as scavengers. They destroy nests and wool, aiding natural cleanup, but in homes they become pests, with a closing nod to Levy, the tailor who makes suits to impress.
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