Salvation Army Dinner Fund Drive Receives Star Support
The Evening Star solicits donations for the Salvation Army dinner for the poor, with the office forwarding funds to Capt. Patterson. The Star and its employees kick off the subscription list with readers contributing to aid the event. In other news, political chatter centers on Mr. Cleveland and 1888 campaigns, with debates about his influence and future.
Manufacturing Growth in the South Across Twenty Years
The article notes a dramatic rise in southern production from under 400 000 tons to nearly 3 000 000 tons and shows soaring cotton mill capital from 21 000 000 to 175 000 000. Manufacturing capital climbs from 260 000 000 to 1 100 000 000 while exports through southern ports grow from 261 000 000 to 510 900 000. It argues this reflects extensive effort behind this period of industrial expansion. The Reda piece also discusses poverty and inexperience as well as discredit faced by reforms.
English Actors Find American Stage A Warm Welcome
English actors increasingly tour the United States while American companies attract strong support in London. The shift is seen as England’s newspapers expanding American coverage and readers growing more interested in American affairs and people.
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Aniston Braces Band to Perform at Noble Street Theater
The Anniston Brass Band, also known as the Kaltenjammer Band, plans a December concert at the Noble Street theater. Under M I Kat executive leadership, the ensemble has grown with skilled instrumentalists, aiming to offer a first class concert and support local opera efforts.
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Bonnair Price company engagement ends tonight
The Bonnair Price company closes its engagement at Noble Street theater with an excellent bill. A matinee is offered this afternoon and tonight's play is among the strongest in the repertoire. New specialties and a well received performance by Woman's Power conclude the week's program.
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Peruna Endorsed By Brooklyn Woman For Health Recovery
A Brooklyn woman Miss Alice ONeil of 312 Adams Street extols Peruna as a remedy after a year of fatigue and a severe cold. She claims quick improvement within a week and full health after four weeks, crediting the product for a complete recovery.
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Adams Street
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Peruna Promoted as Remedy for Winter Ailments
Claims Peruna cures catarrh coughs colds and related winter illnesses. Testimonials from Miss F B M Isaacs and W J Purman endorse relief and health benefits after using Peruna. Readers urged to write to Dr Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium for advice.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Offers 100 Dollar Reward
We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. We, the undersigned, have known F J Cheney for 15 years and believe him honest in business. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Testimonials free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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Progres spirit tied to advertising and savings
The Meridian Press and the Vicksburg American discuss a city’s drive for growth and the role of advertising. They note that men who invest in business signal care for progress, while those who hoard money may hinder the community’s advancement.
John P. Kohn Acquitted in False Pretenses Case
Montgomery, Nov 29 John P. Kohn charged with false pretenses in the failure of Joseph Morris & Co was found not guilty by the jury last night. The case against F M Billings, another official, was not proven the points in both cases being identical.
Abbott's East India Corn Paint Noted as Wonder Cure
A garbled 19th century advert describes a laxative remedy and a corn paint claimed to cure warts and bunions with no pain. It cites a mock quote about honesty and rewards for thieves, reflecting period editorial voice.
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