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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1900
Page
2
The article argues that traditional approaches fail to meet current consumer needs. It emphasizes precision and updated practices as essential to satisfy today’s clientele and maintain industry relevance.
Under the new and excellent management of Mr and Mrs G W Dewberry the Parker House is rapidly filling up with about fifteen rooms remaining on the third floor. Rooms are furnished or unfurnished with or without board and water and other conveniences. See us for good board and lodging at reasonable prices.
Primrose and Dockstader bring a street show to Noble street between Ninth and Tenth on Saturday June 2. The act touts a dog and monkey circus as a family draw plus a noon parade for children, with coupon reserved seats in private boxes at Elam Drug Co available three days ahead.
The advertisement for Kermott's Chocolates Laxative Quinine promises relief for cold in the head and sore throat. It notes that children take the remedy as candy and urges readers to order coal and stove wood from Rk. O. Watson, phone 72.
An editorial urges Alabama communities to fund and support public school libraries as essential to reading, growth, and moral development. It argues libraries foster knowledge, influence, and inquiry, citing disparities in access and the need for teachers and citizens to unite. Mentions several local residents traveling or visiting before noting homecomings.
Talladega Mountain Home reports S. A. Hallman of Talladega visiting Anniston relatives. Miss Lucy Hearn returns from Anniston where she taught elocution for nine months. Sol Ullman came from Anniston for a brief stay. Harvey Joiner of Anniston spent a few hours in the city Sunday. Montgomery Advertiser lists attorneys at the supreme court including Sid J. Bowie of Anniston and J. E. Dixon of Talladega.
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