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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1910
Page
7
A reader story claims Vinol cured weakness from impure blood. The testimonial credits Vinol with replacing cod liver oil grease and adding tonic iron, noting improved strength. Scarbrough Drug Co. of Anniston Alabama offers a money back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory.
The Great Council of the Independent Order of Red Men gathered in Orlando on March 21 with prominent Florida members attending. The three day meeting begins with discussions and ceremonies across the first day of the session.
Prompt relief for indigestion with HERBINE claims to ease pain in minutes and expel fermented matter into the bowels. Price 50 cents. Sold by J. L. Wikle.
A proposal to buy only advertised items for a week aims to test how classified ads attract interested buyers through automatic selection. The plan emphasizes evaluating whether ad placements drive direct offers and trackable interest from readers.
A sermon on temperance warns that one first drink leads to ruin, stressing maternal guidance, the danger of peer pressure, and the likelihood of lifelong addiction. It cites statistics on children of inebriates and urges conversion and abstaining from tobacco to avoid relapse. BELLS
The text surveys ancient iron plate bells from Scotland Ireland and Wales and notes St Patrick’s Belfast bell and St Gall’s bell. It details the spread of church bells in medieval Europe and the English peal system, mentions Pope Calixtus III sending bells to Cambridge and Moscow’s great bell raised in 1836. It also cites Big Ben’s weight and its crack.
A call urges German college students to free themselves from drink coercion and devote youth to noble activities such as excursions, sports, travel, and public life. It urges adopting a strong example for others, learning civilization’s problems, and using student years to build vigor for future tasks.
The article argues that employers cannot escape responsibility for value received by employees who use alcohol even off duty. It cites medical science claiming alcohol is a poison with no nourishment and harmful effects, asserting the issue as an unquestioned, universal view among fair-minded people.
A newspaper column warns that daily immoderate drinking of wine cider or beer leads to alcoholism just as stronger liquors do. It stresses moderation to prevent addiction and urges readers to avoid excess in all alcohol consumption.
Denmark spends nearly four times the budget of its army and navy on alcoholic liquors each year, highlighting a stark mismatch between civilian indulgence and defense.
An essay urges guiding rough boys with trust and responsibility rather than constant nagging. It argues every boy hides a great heart beneath a rough jacket and benefits from small acts of trust such as errands and serving at table. Environment, not overprotection, shapes his future.
Readers joke about sermon duration as congregations differ in taste. Some favor brief talks while others admit they drift into snooze territory, reflecting varied patience and attention spans within a single pew.
A wry exchange quotes a knight with a whisker knife. The victim remarks on mankind while the knight claims to judge men by their faces, a line from Tit-Bits.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt received a hearty reception in Los Angeles with a reception committee meeting him at the station and guiding him to his hotel. He will remain until tomorrow night and depart for the North with several public functions arranged in his honor during the stay.
Capudine gives quick relief from headaches including sick nervous and those from heat cold or stomach trouble. Capudine is best for cold or grip attacks and relieves aching feverishness restoring normal conditions. Capucline is liquid easy to take and costs 10c or 50c at drug stores.
Colunibus Mississippi March 21 pastors and Sunday school workers from across the state gathered as the annual convention opened. The event will run through Wednesday and Thursday with sessions on all phases of Sunday school work led by international committee officers field secretaries and other noted workers. Today focused on Bible class work.
A chest por ous plaster from Herrick's to draw out inflammation and Ballard's Horehound Syrup to ease chest tightness are advertised. The offer includes a free porous plaster with each bottle when buying the dollar size Horehound Syrup. Sold by J. L. Wikle.
London reports the 300th anniversary of the authorized Bible marked by a Buckingham Palace audience with King George receiving a deputation from the British and Foreign Bible Society. A specially prepared Bible was presented, with anniversary sermons planned nationwide and a Royal Albert Hall gathering next Wednesday.
A letter from Lynchburg dated March 15 1911 backs shoe manufacturing in Anniston Alabama. It cites Lynchburg as a strong distribution hub and urges employing high quality labor, good conditions, and attractive housing to achieve low costs and superior product quality. The note invites an Anniston committee to visit Lynchburg factories for details.
Bold advertisement for Herbine claiming constipation cure and regaining regular bowel movements. Product priced at 50e and backed by J. L. Wikle.
Fort Dodge Iowa March 21 executives and directors of the Hawkeye Highway Improvement Association discussed plans to build a great northern Iowa highway linking Sioux City on the Missouri River with Dubuque on the Mississippi River.
An ad claims that washing with Oil of Wintergreen in D. D. C. provides instant relief for eczema. It asserts the remedy treats the foundation of the skin trouble, soothes and heals, and enables natural repair. The Elam Hamrick Drug Co. endorses D. D. D. Prescription.
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