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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1906
Page
2
Some men think economy means cutting costs on essentials and spending more on clothes. Tailor shops boast methods and scale to provide suits and overcoats at better value than ready made options. Garments are made to each measure, correcting irregularities to fit properly. Full line of cloths ready to show you.
Rev W H Wright returns to Roanoke after two weeks as a guest in Oxford and nearby. J F Clark Jr visits from Silver Run due to high waters. Miss Jessie Eason improves after illness in North Oxford. O X McCain travels from Riverside to Jacksonville and stays with his parents. Sunday school institute at Christian church at 7:30 tonight. Session at 3:30 tomorrow at Methodist church and closing meeting at Baptist church at 7:30.
Hemphries encampment of Oil Fellows will meet in regular business tonight with no extraordinary items expected. The Calhoun Rifles hold their monthly muster at the armory tonight with strong attendance requested as they prepare for an upcoming U.S. officer inspection.
An antiseptic dressing speeds healing of wounds bruises and burns by reducing inflammation cutting recovery time to about one third. Chamberlian's Pain Balm claims similar effects soothing pain preventing blood poisoning. Sold by J L Wikle with home use savings.
The sunflower, native to America, spread to Europe by 1560 and thrives in Russia for seed oil. Seed oil is pale, mild, and valued for table use, soap, and candy. Stalks fertilize soil and leaves flavor cow feed. large seeds feed the poor in Russia. Nigerian Niger seed comes from a sunflower relative and lights lamps in upper India.
The Washington Star quotes a humorous exchange where a father defends naming a child Ananias as a political joke. Uncle Ben notes Ananias as a famously untruthful figure, suggesting the name might push the boy into politics, contrasting with past namings like George Washington.
A sensational claim about a moon atmosphere is paired with a patent remedy advertisement. The piece touts Electric Bitters as a cure for headaches malaria chills fever dyspepsia dizziness and more. It promises health benefits and sound sleep with a 50 cent price under West End Drug Co.
Lay in your winter's supply with the best coal from R. O. Watson's advertised outlet. Phone 72.
The passage praises American trap shooting and arsenals patriotic tone. It notes the value of home practice for busy businessmen, and mentions English moated houses Helmingham Hall Leeds Castle Wells as examples of historic fortified estates with moats and lakes, referencing the London Standard.
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