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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1900
Page
5
A garbled Auburn style notice notes thefts in Heflin and Muscadine with robberies at a barber shop and a dry goods store. Rewards are offered. details are unclear due to damaged text.
An ad-era note urges readers to use Kidney Cure for bladder problems. The remedy is described as safe and sure and is sold by Elam Drug.
Two storefronts 22x t with counters and shelving and several rooms on second floor offered for boarding house or kept as apartments. Stores rent ten dollars monthly. rooms two dollars per month in advance. Apply to agents or R H at 104 East Tenth Street. Also ad for Forney’s Kidney Care and Elam Drug Co. sales copy.
Jourd White portrays a powerful last night storm in his Edwardsville Standard News account. He notes heavy wind and rain, lightning, thunder, and hail, with dramatic imagery and a concluding prayerful trust in divine intervention.
Pneumonia follows la grippe but Foley's Honey and Tar remains the great throat and lung remedy. For sale by Elam Drug Co.
An advertisement touts Kermott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine as a quick cure for colds and sore throat, advertised to be taken as candy for ease. The claim emphasizes rapid relief from common cold symptoms.
Confederate Veteran Reunion in Louisville Kentucky on May 30 1900. Southern Railway offers round trip tickets at one cent per mile per direction for travel through East Tennessee and Kentucky. For details contact Southern Railway agents or E Jackson traveling passenger agent Reno, Alabama.
The organ recital led by Alfred H. Lough drew a large intellectual audience at St. Michael's and All Angels. Miss Lulu Rhea Wise and Miss Kathryn Staley performed notable contralto and vocal pieces, with supporting organ and violin solos. The program, for the ladies' guild benef it, left attendees inspired by religious and musical fervor.
Advert says rheumatism stems from uric acid in blood and is cured when kidneys excrete it. Foley's Kidney Cure is promoted as restoring kidney function and health.
The British Guiana population is heterogeneous with 114 485 Fast Indians 11 614 Portuguese 4 302 other Europeans 2 980 Chinese 6 815 aborigines and about 145 000 others of mixed or colored races.
A short item from the Atchison Globe notes a quirky idea of entertainment where admission costs ten cents and a teaset is part of the offering, reflecting light community amusements.
Miss Marie Hall of Noble Institute heads home to Little Rock for summer vacation with brief stops in Birmingham and Tuscaloosa. Rebecca and Irene Stone of Altoona Pa arrive to visit Miss Ella Baer for several weeks. Mrs H T Dick returns to New Market Tenn after visiting her daughter Mrs S P Kennedy. Mrs A Frank of Jacksonville visits Misses Mary and Merrill Frank in Oxanna. Mr and Mrs Joseph Gaboury of Greenville Miss. are in the city. Also notices on remedies and church matters follow.
In the seven months ending April 1 1900 the volume of drayage and team work performed by us equals twice the amount completed in the corresponding period of the prior year.
Chas Replogle of Atwater Ohio was unable to work due to kidney trouble. After four days on Foley's Kidney Cure he was cured and sale is recorded by Elam Drug Co.
A London novelist describes his invented sandwich the Rothschild Sandwich. He explains buttered tea cake halves with Roquefort cheese, olives, and oil, yielding a rich bite worth the headache next morning. He notes the name reflects hoped-for wealth and humor.
A vintage ad extols Youllike Groceries as superior in every way and promises customers repeat praise from patrons. It highlights teas and coffees with samples claimed to prove quality along with flours sugars spices and other goods to please the palate.
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