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Newspaper
Anniston Evening Star
Location
Anniston, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1903
Page
4
The article argues that brands like baking powder and sodas become household words because their makers advertise relentlessly. It notes that top merchants in each city use newspapers daily to keep their names before the public, creating broad recognition and local reputation.
The tactic to grow a name and business is to keep advertisements in thin, widely circulated papers. Regularly appearing in homes ensures the ad is read by local residents.
A local meeting previously announced for this morning at 11 o clock in Annietdt has been postponed. It will now be held Monday at 11 o clock in the Commercial club room on Ni ble Street.
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes New York ads promoting Georgia pine bed bureau and washstand sets at 95 dollars, down from 120, arguing southern pine offers beauty, strength, and low cost. It predicts southern curly pine could rival oak or birdseye maple and backs a proposed Annis ton furniture factory.
Alf Truitt and a group including Brown of New Orleans Vincent and Haynes spent days in town. They spoke of cotton and high prices, praising southern farmers. W. M. Brown and family left for Birmingham after eight years in Anniston to join the Birmingham Rolling Mill.
The Great Barlow Minstrels return to Noble Street Theater next Tuesday October 6 with Sweet singers fanny comedians buck and wing dancers and elaborate scenery. The company promises their best season yet and urges families to see the magnificent street parade The Golfers Outing followed by a concert by the peerless Barlow Hussars.
Public notice warns against taking nostrums like Olnutmenats for catarrh containing mercury and harming sense of smell and mucous systems. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, a mercury free internal remedy, with testimonials and 75 cents per bottle.
A Mrs. M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana offers a free home treatment guide for female ailments including leucorrhea ulcers displacements and menstrual issues. She states it costs about 15 cents weekly to guarantee and asks recipients to tell other sufferers about the program.
A Cincinnati Enquirer fragment shows a magistrate questioning a man about charges of lack of visible support. The prisoner confesses the claim may be correct, noting his wife is unable to work at present.
M. M. Austin of Winchester Ind knew what to do in a hour of need. His wife suffered stomach and liver trouble doctors could not help her. She took Dr King s New Life Pills and found relief at once and was cured. Only 25c at West End Drug Store and Miller Drug Co Druggists.
The Danagers of Travel and a Grouchy Bachelor condemn taking children on railway trips and to large hotels. A Doting Mother defends the idea noting rude people and selfish behavior make one glad the children are not present to absorb bad habits.
One fare plus two dollars to Hot Springs Arkansas and return via Iron Mountain Route. Tickets go on sale every Wednesday and Saturday through September 30th with final limit sixty days from sale. Brands, hotels, and local attractions described in booklets. I F Rehlander T P A Chattanooga Tennessee.
A Chicago man praises kindness and sympathy over real estate, noting good words and help uplift others. He cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cure for colds, adding there is no danger of pneumonia when used, as testified by an unnamed supplier and sold by J. L. Wikle.
A letter from John O. Atkinson of Independence Missouri praises Peruna and Manalin for curing his wife’s long battle with chronic constipation and life changing illness. He credits Peruna with curing his own 25 year catarrh after about a year of use and calls Peruna indispensable especially for old people. He invites others to write to Dr Hartman for free advice.
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