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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1901
Page
2
Washington reports the administration may keep the newly organized army well below the 100000-men cap unless needed. If Philippine developments stay favorable, enlistments may cease and the force remain smaller than the maximum. The secretary of war cites improving conditions in the Philippines and Cuba Puerto Rico as factors.
A Lancaster New Hampshire resident, FL J. Green, credits chronic indigestion and nervous debility relief to Electric Bitters. He and his wife report lasting health benefits, praising the tonic for female troubles and overall vigor. Sold by Elam the druggist for 50c with satisfaction guaranteed.
Judge Turner died at his home in McFall around noon after weeks of illness. He was a prominent local figure and will be greatly mourned. The body will be buried at Eastaboga this afternoon at 2. He was the father of Mrs. Lou Orr of Oxford.
A Morgantown Tennessee mother praises Bucklen's Arica Saive as a guaranteed cure for skin ailments including scald head, eczema, salt rheum, pimples, ulcers and piles, claiming complete cure for her daughter at 25 cents in Elam's ad.
Local grocer touts Some of Our NHeEVerap Molasses and Yoe's Maple Syrup as excellent choices to sweeten cakes. They offer liberal use at favorable prices alongside a selection of the best flours for cake making and an entire stock of groceries including cane.
Munford will institute a Knights of Pythias lodge tomorrow night with many from Anniston and Oxford assisting. About twenty local citizens are expected to join the new lodge.
Rev. Hugh Johnson filled his Angel Grove church appointment last Sunday. Farmers report brisk plowing and ten acres of corn sprouting. A heavy rain hit last Monday and a foot log was built across the creek near the spring. The Normal School at Jacksonville plans an opening picnic on the first Tuesday in May.
Mrs. Chas Applegate of Alexandria Lod notes severe coughing and blood spit from consumption before using three $1 bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery. She reports dramatic relief and 58 pound weight gain as a guaranteed cure for coughs colds influenza bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. Trial bottles free at Farnsworth’s drug store.
A chaotic OCR snippet notes a Madrid bullfight attended by a representative party amid Dewey's Manila battles. A speaker allegedly praises Spanish tradition while mocking American forces as the Yankee pig, reflecting hostile wartime sentiment between nations.
A man asked a western lawyer what property from a debtor could be attached. The lawyer replied succinctly that the man died six months ago and left only a widow subject to attachment.
A dialogue exchange from Pick Me Up shows a heated dispute about marriage and a new dress. He questions the narrator’s motives while she accuses him of stupidity and ignorance before marriage after a failed proposal.
A departed citizen is described as having served two years in the legislature, nearly reached Congress, held a government post for five years, and died a Christian. The note reflects on naming the Bible as The Books or Divine Library in earlier eras and mentions Lord Brougham’s extended study before a notable speech.
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