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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1901
Page
4
Stories from Jacksonville Florida describe a city decimated by fire. Fifteen thousand homeless and thousands penniless erode class lines. former wealthier residents now rely on charity for bread clothing and basic needs. Recovery is slow with immediate relief urgently needed.
The Edwardaville Standard News reports the upcoming wedding of James Madi son Irwin and Susie Kumpe at Moulton after a longtime courtship. Best wishes are offered for happiness and peaceful days ahead.
A Typographical union was organized in Anniston last night with officers including President T A Moore Vice President J H Church Recording Secretary Jk Ayers Secretary and Treasurer G L Jamison Sergeant at Arms T M Denson The union aims to grow and benefit the craft District organizer J Denton of Birmingham and Mr George Lauier president of the Birmingham Typographical Union aided the formation Application for a charter will be made at once.
Winchester Indiana resident M M Austin reports his wife’s long illness cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills. He praises the treatment and notes the drug costs 25 cents at Klam Drug Co.
J T Weatherwax of Wayne, Mich reports his father and sister died of Consumption but he survived a pneumonia tied long cough after using Dr King’s New Discovery. He claims the medicine cured coughing and throat troubles and helped him regain weight. Trial bottles are free at Jam Deng Co’s drug store with guaranteed 50c and 1.00 bottles.
The First Baptist Church starts a protracted revival next Sunday with Pastor Barnard coordinating. Evangelist George Cates of Louisville Ky will preach daily and nightly after arriving Monday, bringing extensive experience and a record of large church additions.
Mr F Collier of Cherokee Iowa recovers from chronic kidney pain after using Electric Bitters. Once unable to sit upright he now stands erect and energetic after three bottles. They claim it cures backache nervousness loss of appetite and kidney troubles. Elam Drug Co sells it for 50 cents.
Fragmented notice reports Foley's Honey not Tar marketed as a cold cure and a pneumonia remedy. The source contains garbled phrases and unclear claims about effectiveness and safety.
Expansion sale offers summer hats for ladies and misses at $1.50, marked down to $1.00. Also promoted is a summer shoe sale with a price tag of $2.50, noting current reduced pricing.
The Queen and Crescent System south of Meridian opens October 25 with a fast Meridian to Shreveport schedule. Connections diverge to Texas, cutting travel time to Texas points from seven to twelve hours. Train No. 37 of the Southern Railway links with the Queen & Crescent to provide the quickest route West. Visit a nearest ticket agent for details on this new service.
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