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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1901
Page
8
An Anniston golf player disputed the Rome Tribune’s Saturday report on the Anniston links. He noted rocks and hazards on a three month old course but praised many visiting players for calling the course excellent and sportiest in the region.
Veterans urged to apply as Calhoun county pension board meets in Anniston at Wikle's Drug Store first Monday in July 101 for ten days to consider claims Under the amended law an honorable discharge suffices without two witness affidavits Widows need proof only two witnesses no remarriage and all applicants must appear for examination unless travel is impossible
Miss Alma Colin of Montgomery visits Mrs. Rudolph Hertz, replacing yesterday’s note about Miss Carolyn Colin. Carolyn and Alma Cole are sisters and noted musicians. Alma is praised as a singer and Carolyn as a violinist. Carolyn Cohn will join the Anniston Chautauqua program. Others: Mrs J. R. Lemon visiting Memphis. Miss Hila Baer to Altoona Pa. Miss Alice Bullard in Heflin. Mrs J. W. Tarmon in Tropaton to see ill father. Rev. and Mrs. Robert H. Jones return to Oakman after a family visit. An endorsement for Foley’s Kidney Cure is included from Thomas Maple, Birkbeck, Illinois.
Personal mentions list Mr W S Wyche and Mr L T Rivers on business trips to Heflin Lincoln and Talladega. Capt James Crook of Jacksonville and Rev D A Brady visit. Other locals include Mr R Y Street and Mr W H Weller in transit. medical ads tout Eletric Bitters and Foley's Kidney Cure with testimonials from Elam Drug and McElreath Drug Co. The Model Laundry highlights soap and clear water quality.
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood poison, ulcers, scrofula, and even deadly cancer. It promises relief after other treatments fail, claims 80 years of testing, and offers free trial and medical advice. Also promotes a lecture at the Auditorium by G. LeForest Wood with admission 25 and 15 cents.
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