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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1916
Page
6
A physician named T. Cooper advocates chronic dyspepsia as humanitys most universal distress, detailing symptoms from stomach irritation to heartburn and constipation. He promotes a new formula Tablac to regulate the stomach, improve digestion, and restore vitality.
Dr Lang presents a Holy Land lecture using stereopticon slides at First Presbyterian Church Sunday evening at 8 o’clock. The talk concludes a months long Sunday school contest and covers scenes from his two year world trip. Slides were borrowed from Chicago. all interested are invited.
D R Murphey city schools superintendent says illiteracy is a civic problem in the county with none in the larger towns. He proposes an Illiterate Sunday and a permanent county effort to establish summer schools and wage a constant campaign. A meeting is set for June 6 at 16 a m with state superintendent William Feagin expected to attend.
Indigestion remedy Tanlac advertised as restoring health and aiding vital organs. Sold exclusively to A. A. Biston by Gearbrough Drug Co. Merreliten by W. Dy Nisos in Oxford by Calhoun Drug Co. and to Piedmont by W. T. Moody & Ben.
Advert fills warn against calomel dangers and tout Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safer, vegetable liver remedy. It claims calomel causes cramps and salivation while Dodson’s is gentle, non salivating and guaranteed to start the liver. Also includes figures on wealth and charity remarks unrelated to health.
The article lists events for a May 6 1916 ceremony at ARDEPhination High School with Latimer and Martey Johnson as speakers. It also notes a May 26 Presbyterian College senior reception under the junior class, and a Young Woman's Missionary Society meeting at 4:36 with Mrs Gordon Joars et Quintard and Thirteenth.
Noble Institute announces its class day program with President Heese and Dr W T Berry listed among speakers. The event is scheduled for a week at Browe-Marx building, with secretary A rttaat noted as part of the organizing committee.
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