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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1900
Page
7
An article promotes Johnston's Sarsaparilla as a cure for catarrh and other diseases, featuring a doctor discussing microbes and blood purification. A testimonial from Jesse A. Marett credits the product with restoring health after years of debility, with listings of distributors in Michigan and Alabama.
Eleven upstairs rooms are renovated and ready for occupancy. Possession available March eleventh at Market Street opposite Carpet Mills. Apply to Cobb or any rental avenue.
Work on the First Baptist church has prevented regular worship for two Sundays. The congregation will assemble in their own church next Sunday and Sunday night with special services each hour. A Sunday school and church rally will be held Sunday morning along with a sermon on The Dignity of Labor. All laboring classes are especially invited.
The general committee and sub committees of the Pythian grand lodge are asked to convene at chairman Howard W. Sexton’s office tomorrow at 4 o’clock to audit bills. Those with bills must deliver them to a committee member by that time.
In Vienna organ grinders may play only noon to sunset while London adopts grooms for riding youths. German cotton consumption per capita has more than doubled since 1875. England France Germany average marriage lengths range 24 to 30 years. Rarotonga now reverts to Sunday by law after missionary miscalculation. A Forman sale in London fetched £2700 for Corvinus era stirrups, richly decorated. Europe’s war threat prompts notes on national food sufficiency with Russia Austria best able to feed population. France 333 days, Germany 311, Italy 289, Spain 280, England 187 days. A dime museum seeks a henpecked husband for a poultry exhibit. The alarm clock’s whirr is touted as an eye opener. In Lincoln Park Chicago a fox squirrel enters an eagle cage, sparking a fatal avian clash over a fox squirrel carcass.
The circuit court will hold an adjourned term starting Monday June 4 1900 for two weeks to dispose of all civil causes at issue. All interested parties are notified. Watson, Circuit Clerk. Also included: advertisement for beef roasts and steaks at Eldridge's market 14 W. Tenth.
The article notes Aniston’s aging yet enduring spirit of progress. It highlights growth in size, an improved news service, and steadily rising circulation. The Republic is credited for boosting Aniston’s out-of-town trade.
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