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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1916
Page
2
A promotional notice extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a simple laxative remedy to relieve constipation. It claims benefits for aging health, cites an 83 year old user from Ann Arbor, Michigan, and notes a 50 cent price with free trial bottles via Dr W B Caldwell at Monticello Illinois.
The Pleasant Ridge church formed a Sunday School led by Superintendent O. P. White and a team of teachers including W. J. Turner Myrtie Poland Audrey Harris Jesse Truitt Bob Cobb and J. W. Tushet. A large Sunday afternoon singing drew many locals and community members were invited to attend services and events.
Fragmentary note discusses hair care with soap and washing effects. Mentions softness and shine but is incomplete, offering little verifiable fact or event. No clear names, dates, or places to anchor a generating news item.
Miss Matis Griffin is able to go out again after an indisposition. R M Kelley and son Fred Griff attend old soldiers reunion in Birmingham. Allen and Brooks sisters visit Anniston then return home. T W Read and Hiram Allen visit Anniston. Mrs Charles Nunnelley of Oneonta visits sister Joe Read and Tom Allen family in Jacksonville. Oak Grove airplay singing set for second Sunday in June and C B T Club to meet Saturday amid much needed shower.
An old remedy advocates hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the digestive system. It alleges self poisoning from sub intoxicants causes headaches and that daily warm water flushes rid the body of toxins, improving stomach bitterness breath and general misery.
Rain slowed after Monday night and Tuesday morning with a large crowd at Primitive Baptist Church services. Mrs. James Richardson improves while Mrs. Mary Moust and Mrs. M C Stanley of Anniston visit. Cotton chopping begins as Sunday school flourishes under Superintendent Mr. Bentley and Mr. Will Moore. Miss Dera Bell Comer and Mr Irvie Baird teach. Remember the graveyard working on Saturday and the all Appalachia singing festival on Sunday.
Oscar S Straus, former U S minister to Turkey and NY public service official, argues the world war tests isolation versus democracy and endorses the League to Enforce Peace with three provisions creating an international court for justiciable questions and submission before war.
Relly Dethhard remains with his associate Hugh Dothard for several days, enjoying a period of rest and companionship labeled as a short stay.
Fragmented OCR text describes people dealing with corns and using plasters to relieve toe pain. Readable content is limited and scattered with garbled phrases.
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