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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
4
The Evening Star urges help for the Salvation Army dinner for the poor and says contributions sent to the office will go to Capt. Patterson, local commander. The Star and its workers begin the subscription list with five dollar donations from the paper and staff.
An Owensboro Kentucky notice promotes making towels from forty eight pound sacks used to pack Cliftom flour. It urges consumers to ask grocers for a forty eight pound sack and notes Dixie Hardware Co offers window glass in all sizes.
A humorous exchange erupts as Mrs Teacup Oh accuses Mr Tubbs of being a lifelong booze fehter and a top temperance supporter while George claims he punished more liquor than ten men in the state.
A fragment from a Tver notice wonders how the speed of street cars varies with the rider’s frame of mind. It asks why streetcars seem slow when late and fast when eager, reflecting a street car philosopher’s musing.
No cough medicine as popular as Foley's Honey and Tar. It contains no opiates or poisons and never fails to cure. For sale by Miller Drug Co.
A woman bursts into a witty remark about her husband admiring himself in a shaving glass. He asks what is wrong and she jokes about how a grown man can spend five minutes admiring his reflection. She recalls being called a precious pet years ago.
The piece argues education alone does not guarantee success or command, but a college background enhances skill, judgment, and experience. It asserts every young man who can should attend college to gain mental training, information, and social advantages that aid future careers.
The piece argues education should develop the full potential of a person across all possibilities rather than pursuing only practical or monetary aims. It condemns shortening college curricula and favoring immediate gain, warning that such moves erode future life, faith, and the sense of eternity, though noting it reflects broader American attitudes.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It features statements about F J Cheney of Toledo and endorsements from Weer Truay and KINNAN MARVIN wholesale druggists, plus claims of internal blood and mucus action and testimonials. Price listed as seven and a half? dollars per bottle. calls Hall's Family Pills best.
Prof. Wiley from the Agricultural Department in Washington notes the nutritive value of heat flour depends on milling quality. He cites the most scientifically milled flour as Clifton from Bransford Mills in Owensboro Kentucky and urges readers to request it from their grocer.
A cat amasses pine lives devoted to vocal culture with at least eight noted for singing or sound making. This quirky detail highlights the animal's unusual talents and public display.
Some of the most anxious moments for mothers are when children suffer croup. Foley's Honey and Tar is praised as the most effective remedy for throat and lung troubles. It contains no opiates or poisons and can be safely given. For sale by Miller Drug Co.
A reflective note argues that enduring personal pain can deepen empathy for others, suggesting hardship cultivates compassion and social awareness. The piece emphasizes shared human vulnerability and the value of bearing witness to others' struggles.
An advertisement claims Beautiful Clear Skies Herbine purifies and strengthens the bowels liver and kidneys improving skin health and clearing blemishes. The product is priced at 50 cents and sold by J L Wikle and J B Privett in Oxford.
Anniston Alabama hosts its Eleventh Annual Grand Opening and holiday display at 124 West Tenth Street on November 27 and 28. The store touts a complete line of drugs medicines cosmetics and sundries with a grand display and invitations to inspect perfumery cases lamps toys and more while praising staff and service.
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